1977 Collection (page 21)

Mick Jagger seen here watching the England v Australia Test Match at Trent Bridge. 30th July 1977

Cardiff - Old - The Hayes looking towards the old central library - *Last weeks completion of the St Mary Street renovation project in the middle of Cardiff is the latest in a long series of works

The Stranglers seen here before their Manchester Concert Entertainment Punk Music June 1977

Sex Pistols singer Johnny Rotten leaving Malborough Street Court with Malcolm McLaren after being fined for posessing an illegal drug. 11th March 1977

Punks and Teddy Boys outside Horseferry magistrates court. 1st August 1977

Punk Fans Andy, Jean Mahoney and her boyfriend Doug. 18th December 1977

The Sex Pistols in Eindhoven, Holland. Johnny Rotten, Sid Vicious, Paul and Steve Jones. 11th December 1977

Silver Jubilee celebration. The Queen reading a prayer in Westminster Abbey. 7th June 1977

Queen Elizabeth II greets crowds of wellwishers in Perth, Scotland, as part of Royal Jubilee Tour, HRH Silver Jubilee celebrations 19th May 1977

Queen Elizabeth II & Prince Philip ride back to the Palace, after lunch at Guildhall, as part of HRH Silver Jubilee celebrations, Tuesday 7th June 1977

Queen Elizabeth II at County Hall, after taking part in River Thames Pageant, as part of HRH Silver Jubilee celebrations, Thursday 9th June 1977

Queen Elizabeth II & Lord Mayor of London walk to Guildhall, for lunch, after Thanksgiving Service at St Pauls Cathedral, as part of HRH Silver Jubilee celebrations, Tuesday 7th June 1977

Queen Elizabeth II & Prince Philip arrive at St Pauls Cathedral, for Thanksgiving service, to celebrate HRH Silver Jubilee, Tuesday 7th June 1977

Punk rocker. 3rd August 1977

Punk fan wearing a Sex Pistols t-shirt. 8th July 1977

Two members of Punk rock group The Stranglers appearing at Brighton Court. l-r Jet Black and Jean Jaques Burnel. 21st September 1977

Punk couple Trace Boyle and Gary Holton 3rd August 1977

Players of the Italian Ladies Football Team, ahead of their International match with England. 15th November 1977

The Italian Ladies Football Team, ahead of their International match with England. 15th November 1977

The new High Speed Train servicing depot was opened at Heaton on 7th November 1977 when one of the new locomotives broke through a giant tape driven by rail boss Peter Parker

Russell Harty pictured at his farm house near the market town of Settle in North Yorkshire, January 1977

Russell Harty and his mother Myrtle pictured at his farm house near the market town of Settle in North Yorkshire, January 1977

Russell Harty at his farm house near the market town of Settle in North Yorkshire, January 1977

Fee £75 per image for online and £150 for print Members of Heavy Metal
Fee £ 75 per image for online and £ 150 for print Members of Heavy Metal group Black Sabbath, Geezer Butler, Bill Ward, Tony Iommi and Ozzy Osbourne, trigger fingers at the ready

Blackwood - Two families in a road at Blackwood were warned to be ready to move out after massive 60ft wide crater opened up near their homes

Oldham V Bolton. Holding hands are Oldham keeper John Platt and Boltons Peter Nicholson as they both tangle for the ball. Circa 1977 P009813

Jimmy Greaves June 1977 1966 World Cup Commemoration and Royal jubilee international 5-a-side held at Wembley. l-r Jimmy Greaves, Geoff Hurst, Ron Springett, Terry Paine, Sir Alf Ramsey

Charity Shield: Manchester United v. Liverpool F. C. August 1977 77-04358-089
Charity Shield: Manchester United v. Liverpool F.C. August 1977 77-04358-089

Emlyn Hughes and Bob Paisley before the start of todays game. 17th May 1977

Celtic v. Rangers. Scottish Cup Final at Hampden Park. J--hannes E

Bristol City v Aston Villa league match at Ashton Gate April 1977. Trevor Tainton of Bristol City (left) is beaten in the air by Chris Nicholl of Aston Villa. Final score Bristol City 0-0 Aston Villa

Scottish football fans in Trafalgar Square, June 1977

John Cleese Actor with fellow Actor Peter Cook at a Charity Football Match, Dulwich, South London. 30th October 1977

1970s Demonstrations / Protests - June 1977 Prince Charles speaks to young black, demonstrators protesting against Police Brutality

John Lydon British pop singer punk group Sex Pistols 1977

Paul Cook drummer pop group punk The Sex Pistols 1977

Conservative politician Margaret Thatcher waves at the front door of her home May 1977

Conservative Party Conference 1977. Geoffrey Howe and Margaret Thatcher applaud the speech of William Hague October 1977

Tory leader Margaret Thatcher and William Hague at the Conservative Party Conference October 1977

Barry Sheene Austrian Grand Prix Motorcycle Motorbikes Racing 30th April 1977

The 1977 British Grand Prix Formula One motor race held at Silverstone on 16 July 1977. british driver James Hunt celebrates his victory after the race

Conservative Party Conference 1977. Margaret Thatcher, the leader of the Conservative Party, takes the plunge and tries her luck on the Blackpool Council Lottery. October 1977

Barry Sheene April 1977 Austrian Grand Prix Motorcycle Motorbikes Racing

Three women Holidaymakers are all wrapped up in coats and scarves as they fight off the wind and rain Women sitting on deck chairs braving the chilly English Weather July 1977

Prince Charles with Lady Sarah Spencer at a polo match June 1977

Prince Charles attending a Blackfoot Indian ceremony at Calgary Canada puffs a peace pipe watched by medicine man Joe Poor Eagle July 1977

James Hunt in the Race of Champions at Silverstone 1977

Actress Lucita Lijerwood as Jojo in The Rag Trade 1977 TV programme

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"1977: A Year of Iconic Moments and Cultural Shifts" In the midst of a changing world, 1977 brought forth an array of unforgettable moments. From the quirky Mini 1000 Mr Bean Car zipping through the streets to the grandeur of THE QE2 sailing across vast oceans, this year was filled with remarkable sights. The spirit of rebellion resonated as Elvis Presley strummed his guitar, captivating audiences with his timeless melodies. Meanwhile, the sleek silver VW Golf Gti Mk. 1 stood as a symbol of automotive excellence, capturing hearts with its sporty allure. Amidst it all, Teddy Boys took to the streets in North East Britain, showcasing their unique style and exuberant dance moves. Across borders, Johnny Rotten's electrifying performance in Holland marked a pivotal moment for punk rock as he fearlessly led The Sex Pistols onto new stages. London became a hub for cultural revolution when The Sex Pistols gathered at Langans Restaurant - their raw energy and rebellious anthems challenging societal norms. And who could forget the jaw-dropping Lamborghini Countach LP400 that turned heads wherever it roared? Beyond entertainment and music, Kerry Packer emerged as an influential figure in Australian media - his controversial World Series forever altering sports broadcasting. As we reflect on this transformative year, one thing is clear: 1977 left an indelible mark on history. It was a time when boundaries were pushed and traditions challenged; where creativity thrived amidst chaos; where icons were born and legends made their mark.