1987 Collection (page 18)

Production line workers at the Peugeot factory at Ryton are seen here celebrating the Car of the year award for the Peugeot 405 which is built at the factory, Friday 27th November 1987

Bobby Moore West Ham and England Footballer kisses the the old Jules Rimet World Cup trophy 29th July 1987

Coventry Citys team walks onto the pitch. The Sky Blues went on to win 3-2 against Tottenham Hotspur in the FA Cup Final at Wembley. 16th May 1987

Coventry Citys players celebrate their 3-2 win against Tottenham Hotspur in the FA Cup Final at Wembley. 16th May 1987

Mitchells and Butlers Brewery. Alan Birchley, from Rowley Regis, a security officer at M & Bs Brewery, Cape Hill, Birmingham

Mitchells and Butlers Brewery. The band and drum corps of the 1st Battalion, the Staffordshire Regiment paly their way through the brewery gate. 29th July, 1987

Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall seen here taking a stroll along the beach at Gibbs Bay in Barbados. 19th February 1987

Rolling Stones singer Mick Jagger posing on top of the Daily Mirror Newspaper building. The rest of this set shows Mick filming a video on the roof. 25th August 1987

Mick Jagger seen here taking a stroll along the beach at Gibbs Bay in Barbados. 19th February 1987

Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall seen here relaxing on a beach at Gibbs Bay in Barbados. 19th February 1987

Cats - Dai Inker, a yardman for the Taff Ely Council in Pontypridd, whose responsibilities included looking after 30 or so stray mogggies (cats)

Comedian Les Dawson with baby Alexander Rigby 1987

Meat Loaf and Boy George performing at the Stand by Me: AIDS Day Benefit concert at Wembley Arena, London. 1st April 1987

A christening party for British Rails newest railfreight locomotive named Ellington Colliery on 20th August 1987. Left to right, British Coal area director Mr. David Archibald, Mr. Penzer, and Mr

Sport - Football - Welsh Cup Final 1987 - Merthyr Tydfil v Newport County - Ninian Park, Cardiff - Merthyrs former Everton

Sport - Football - Cardiff City - 12th August 1987 - Brian McDermott

Sylvester McCoy as Doctor Who and Bonnie Langford as Melanie seen here filming at the Majestic Holiday Camp on Barry Island, South Glamorgan

Dr Who alias Sylvester McCoy seen here at a press conference to promote the new series. 11th August 1987

Left to Right Actor Don Henderson as Gavrok, Sylvester McCoy as Doctor Who and Ken Dodd as Tollmaster seen here filming at the Majestic Holiday Camp on Barry Island, South Glamorgan

Coventry City 3-2 Tottenham Hotspur, FA Cup Final, Wembley Stadium, Saturday 16th May 1987, Coventry Citys Keith Houchen scores a spectacular headed goal in the 62nd minute to level the scores 2-2

Ossie Ardiles, football manager

Liz Dawn and Bill Tarmey pulling a Christmas cracker December 1987

Gertrude Shilling at Royal Ascot, wearing a large straw hat. Gertrude Shilling became a much-loved British institution, with the press and public fondly nicknaming her " The Ascot Mascot"

Judi Dench actress with husband and fellow actor Michael Williams

Pamela Stephenson actress comedienne June 1987 at Alton Towers head and hands trapped in a stock

Patricia Hodge actress July 1987 WEarin gblue and black striped hat

Patricia Kerrigan actress sitting on grass September 1987

Lisa Maxwell wearing red dress June 1987

Actor Michael Caine poses wearing a leather jacket. 13th October 1987

U2 Irish pop singer Bono playing guitar and singing at Wembley Arena in 1987

Margaret Thatcher at National Gallery Edinburgh 1987

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher shakes hands with Soviet leader President Mikhail Gorbachev at RAF base Brize Norton December 1987

Margaret Thatcher outside Howdens factory Glasgow 1987

Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev at Brize Norton speaking into a microphone as he stands with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher December 1987

Margaret Thatcher at Lothian & Borders Police lab 1987

Mikhail Gorbachev at Brize Norton with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher December 1987

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher meets Soviet leader President Mikhail Gorbachev at RAF base Brize Norton December 1987

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher with Soviet leader President Mikhail Gorbachev at RAF base Brize Norton December 1987

Margaret Thatcher with David Holmes September 1987

Margaret Thatcher at Howdens Factory Glasgow 1987

Margaret Thatcher at Glasgow factory September 1987

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher meets Soviet leader President Mikhail Gorbachev at RAF base Brize Norton December 1987

Margaret Thatcher British Prime Minister with the Prime Minister of Denmark, Poul Holmskov Schluter. September 1987

Judi Dench actress and husband Michael Williams team up for a new television programme A Fine Romance Circa 1987

Seve Ballesteros and Ken Brown golfers July 1987

Paul Azinger golfer swings a shot July 1987

British Open Golf tournament held from held 16-19 July at Muirfield Golf Links in Gullane, Scotland. American golfer Jack Nicklaus with his son Jack Nicklaus Jr. July 1987

Seve Ballesteros drinking glass of water July 1987

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"1987: A Year of Iconic Moments and Unforgettable Stories" In the vibrant streets of London, Echo and the Bunnymen rocked the city's rooftops on a memorable summer day, 6th July. Their electrifying performance left an indelible mark on music history. Meanwhile, across the Atlantic, renowned US astronomer Carl Sagan delved into the mysteries of our universe, captivating minds with his profound insights and expanding our understanding of space. In another realm of artistic brilliance, violin virtuoso Jascha Heifetz graced Punch magazine's pages with his mesmerizing talent. His enchanting melodies resonated in hearts worldwide. Revving engines echoed through time as Honda unveiled its groundbreaking VFR750R RC30 motorcycle. Its sleek design and unparalleled performance set new standards for speed enthusiasts everywhere. Not to be outdone by two wheels, Ford introduced their iconic Sierra RS Cosworth in a striking metallic grey hue. This automotive masterpiece turned heads wherever it roamed. Amidst all this glamour and excitement, The Ritz Hotel in London stood as a symbol of elegance and luxury—a haven for those seeking refined indulgence amidst bustling city life. Yet not all stories were filled with glitz; Eustace Rogers emerged as Shropshire's last coracle man—an embodiment of tradition navigating Ironbridge's waters while preserving an ancient craft against modernity's tide. On the football pitch, Neville Southall showcased his extraordinary goalkeeping skills that made him one of Everton FC's legends. His agility between the posts inspired aspiring young talents around the world. Beyond sports fields lay coal miners who toiled tirelessly beneath Earth’s surface—unsung heroes fueling nations' progress while enduring immense challenges daily. The world witnessed Michael Crawford donning his Phantom of the Opera mask within Her Majesty’s Theatre dressing room—a transformative role that captivated audiences' imaginations for years to come.