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Andy Warhol leaving Heathrow Airport for New York, flying on Concorde. Picture taken 23rd June 1978

David Bowie at London Airport. (note Heathrow or Gatwick unclear. LAP on caption) Picture taken 23rd January 1990

Nathan Robertson Olympic Mixed Doubles Badminton Olympic Badminton Athens, Greece 18 August 2004 Date: 18 August 2004

George Michael, singer from Wham ! arrives at Heathrow Airport from Paris today. George Michaels real name is Georgios Kyriacos Panayiotou Picture taken 22nd August 1984

Leeds United captain Billy Bremner seen here waiting at customs for clearence at Manchester Airport with the Fairs Cup. Leeds beat Ferencvˆros in Budapest 12th September 1968

Andy Warhol leaving Heathrow Airport for New York, flying on Concorde. Picture taken 23rd June 1978

Passengers joining a P&O liner in the Thames, c1890. Artist: P&O Pencillings
Passengers joining a P&O liner in the Thames, c1890. Embarking for a voyage through the Suez Canal to India, Australia or Japan

The Cruise of the Constance by Hatherley and Winchcombe
The Cruise of the Constance written by Violet Hatherley, with music and lyrics by Cyril Winchcombe. First produced at the Royal Theatre in Worthing on 10th June 1909

Hazel Collapsible Military Kit Bag, WW1
First World War advertisement for the Hazel Collapsible Military Kit Bag. Date: 1918

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From iconic celebrities to historical moments, the holdall has witnessed it all. Andy Warhol, the legendary artist, bids farewell to Heathrow Airport as he embarks on his journey back to New York aboard the magnificent Concorde. Meanwhile, David Bowie's whereabouts remain uncertain - was it Heathrow or Gatwick where he graced us with his presence? Regardless of the airport, his enigmatic aura captivated fans everywhere. In a different era, Nathan Robertson and fellow passengers eagerly board a P&O liner in the Thames during the late 19th century. The pencil strokes of P&O Pencillings immortalize this momentous occasion forever. Another maritime adventure unfolds in 'The Cruise of the Constance' by Hatherley and Winchcombe - a tale that surely involved trusty holdalls packed with essentials for an unforgettable voyage. During World War I, soldiers relied on their trusty Hazel Collapsible Military Kit Bag - a symbol of resilience and preparedness amidst chaos. These bags carried not only belongings but also memories etched into history. Fast forward to more recent times when HRH The Princess of Wales herself, Princess Diana, arrives at The Chelsea Harbour Gym Club in style with her elegant holdall in tow. A true fashion icon making every entrance count. And who could forget George Michael's arrival at Heathrow Airport from Paris? Wham. Fans rejoiced as their beloved singer touched down on home soil once again. As we circle back to David Bowie's appearances at London airports (Heathrow or Gatwick still unclear), one thing is certain: his impact transcends time and space. His holdall becomes an emblematic accessory synonymous with creativity and individuality. Finally, Leeds United captain Billy Bremner waits patiently at customs for clearance before continuing his footballing journey. With determination etched across his face and a sturdy holdall by his side, he exemplifies perseverance and dedication.