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The Wolseley Hornet 1930

1939 Jaguar

1935 Six Cylinder Humber Snipe Sports Saloon

Thirties motoring
Four Seater Renault Airline Drop Head Coupe, on an airfield, 1934

A Sunbeam motor car 1930
The Sunbeam car at the 1930 Motor Show

A 1928 Ford Sport Coupe motor car

Raleigh 7-17 3 wheeler sports tourer1933
Raleigh 7-17 3 wheeler sports tourer light car 1933

Morris cars at Stewart and Arden works 1924
Morris cars in production at Stewart and Arden factory 1924

A Jaguar S. S. in the Scottish Sporting Car Club Hill Climb
Mrs J. P. Hetherington, the only woman competitor, driving a Jaguar S.S. in the Scottish Sporting Car Club Hill Climb 1949

A Cooper-Bristol racing car
J. Swaters, at speed in his Cooper-Bristol racing car, during the International Trophy Race at Silverstone race circuit 1953

Steam engine entering station in the Isle of Wight
No H3 Ryde steam engine entering station in the Isle of Wight, 1932

The Duke of Sutherlands private engine Dunrobin leaving Golspie station, sutherland, Scotland in 1950

Train passing through Potters Bar station as workmen dismantle the booking office and station masters house 1954

Train with snow plough attached to the engine at station in North of Scotland after heavy snow downfall 1955

The Flying Scotsman at Wennington Junction, Lancs, on its 60th birthday 1983

The Flying Scotsman at Manchester Victoria in 1973
The Flying Scotsman at Manchester Victoria Station in 1973

The Flying Scotsman on a Diamond Jubilee run

The LMS Locomotive Princess Elizabeth drawing the Royal Scot at Kings Langley, 1933

Sailing boats on the Tigris in 1917

Supermarine S5 lands at Croydon
Flight Lieutenant Sidney Webster, the Royal Air Force pilot who won the Schneider Trophy in Venice, Italy, by flying a Supermarine S5 at 281.49mph arrives at Croydon Airport

The ocean liner QE2 at sea
The Queen Elizabeth 2 in 1987

Last Home Forces special train 1945
Driver Blunt says goodbye to General Sir H.E. Franklin, at Kings Cross Station departure of the last Home Forces special train July 1945

Kent and East Sussex Light Railway steaming down the track

Steaming out of Paddington
The King George V steam locomotive leaving Paddington Station in London to celebrate Paddingtons 125th anniversary in 1979

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Steam on the Forth Rail Bridge
A Steam Locomotive crossing the Forth Bridge in Scotland, 1931

Ireland's Ronan O'Gara (left) and Kevin Maggscelebrate beating England
Rugby Union Six Nations cup match England v Ireland (13-19) 2004

Lawrence Dallaglio and Malcolm O'Kelly England v Ireland Six Nations Championships

Martin Johnson and Victor Costello head to head England V Ireland Five Nations 1998
Martin Johnson and Victtr Costello head to head England V Ireland Five Nations 1998

Six Nations Championship match against England at Murrayfield. Andy Nichol celebrates with Duncan Hodge 2000
Scotland 19 England 13

Duncan Hodge scores Scotland's winning try Six Nations Championship Scotland v England at Murrayfield 2000
Scotland 19 England 13

Stuart Grimes wins the line out for Scotland Five nations match, for the Calcutta cup at Twickenham 1990
England 24 v Scotland 21

Austin Healy scores a try Scotland v England Five Nations Championship at Twickenham 1998
Scotland 20 England 34

Matt Dawson scores a try for England
England 60 Wales 26 at Twickenham Six Nations 2003

Scotland player David Leslie leaves the pitch after a 21-12 victory over France
Rugby Union: Five Nations Cup: Scotland v France 21-12 to Scotland - the Grand Slam winners 1984

England rugby player Rory Underwood in a flying machine
England rugby player and RAF pilot Rory Underwood takes the controls of the only working model of the Leonardo Da Vinci flying machine 1989

Rory Underwood finishes training with a cup of tea 1991 Rugby World Cup

England captain Martin Johnson with the Rugby World Cup
England captain Martin Johnson holds the World Cup aloft after England defeated Australia 17-20 in the 2003 Rugby Union World Cup Final

Half Time team talk Rugby Union World Cup 1991
Rugby Union World Cup 1991. Pool 1 match: England v United States. England captain Will Carling haranguing the team at half time. England 37pts United States 9pts

England rugby player Rory Underwood flies!
England rugby player and RAF pilot Rory Underwood takes the controls of the only working model of the Leonardo Da Vinci flying machine 1989

England Rugby Union Team Training - 1991 Underwood and Webb

Richard Hill and flanker Mick Skinner training for the 1991 Rugby World Cup
England Rugby Union Team Training - Rugby World Cup - 1991

Rob Andrew, Richard Hill, Will Carling and Jonathan Webb celebrate victory over Scotland Rugby World Cup 1991 Semi
Rob Andrew, Richard Hill, Will Carling and Jonathan Webb celebrate Rugby World Cup 1991. Semi Final Scotland 6 England 9

England Rugby Captain Will Carling tries out the training suit to be used by England's rugby team prior to World Cup - 1995

Rugby World Cup - 1995 Mike Catt and Victor Ubogu
Mike Catt and Victor Ubogu ahead of the 1995 Rugby World Cup

Rory Underwood in full flight training
England winger Rory Underwood in full flight training prior to the 1991 Rugby World Cup

Gareth Edwards in action in 1974
Gareth Edwards clears the ball in the final test between the British Lions and the Springboks in 1974

Crowd at Twickenham during the 5 Nations 1935
Crowd at Twickenham to watch the England v Wales Rugby Union International in 1935

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The Northcliffe Collection: A Captivating Journey Through Iconic Moments Step into the enchanting world of the Northcliffe Collection, where history and entertainment intertwine to create a mesmerizing tapestry of captivating moments. From Sir David Attenborough's endearing encounter with a cockatoo to James Hunt's exuberant champagne swigging, this collection is an ode to the remarkable individuals who have left an indelible mark on our hearts. Transport yourself back to 1972 as Spike Milligan, Harry Secombe, and Peter Sellers - better known as The Goons - grace us with their comedic genius. Their timeless humor continues to bring joy even after all these years. And who could forget Morecambe and Wise in 1966? These legendary entertainers effortlessly stole the show with their impeccable timing and infectious laughter. Delve into naval history as we witness HMS Hermes, Royal Navy Aircraft Carrier HMS Hermes (R12), majestically sailing through uncharted waters. Its presence symbolizes strength and resilience that echoes throughout generations. Stirling Moss takes a momentary pause from his adrenaline-fueled races to savor a cup of tea – a glimpse into the calm amidst chaos. Comedian Les Dawson tickles our funny bone with his unparalleled wit, leaving us in stitches every time he graces the stage. Shirley Bassey's powerful voice reverberates through concert halls as she commands attention like no other performer can. Roy Orbison captivates audiences worldwide with his hauntingly beautiful melodies that touch souls in ways unimaginable. Amy Johnson soars through the skies fearlessly, breaking barriers for women everywhere by becoming one of Britain's most celebrated aviators. Actor Tom Baker dons his iconic role as Dr Who alongside his faithful robot dog K-9 at the US Embassy in 1978 – a testament to science fiction's ability to transport us beyond reality itself.