Rugby Union Collection (page 4)

Wales v Romania rugby union international match at Cardiff Arms park. John Deverux of Wales is stopped in his tracks. 10th December 1988

Wales international rugby union player John Bevan of Cardiff, pictured during training at Bridgend. November 1970

Wales international rugby union player John Dawes pictured at Lampton Comprehensive school, where he works as head of the chemistry department. 31st March 1971

Wales outside half David Watkins clears the ball on the Welsh line during the match against England at the Arms Park, Cardiff. Wales won the game 34 -21. 15th April 1967

Wales forward Denzil Williams reaches for the ball in a lineout during the international match against England at Twickenham. January 1968

Cardiff and Wales rugby union player Haydn Tanner in action. Circa 1948

Newbridge v London Welsh rugby union match at Newbridge. London Welsh forward John Taylor breaks away chased by Newbridge wing T Browning. February 1971

British and Irish Lions Tour. Fourth Test match at Auckland, 29 July 1950. New Zealand 11 v British and Irish Lions 8. Ken Jones heads for the try line being pursued by All Blacks Peter Henderson

Portrait of Wales international rugby union player Ray Prosser. March 1961

John Gwilliam Welsh rugby captain 6th September 1951

John Gwilliam, the Welsh captain, is well and truly held by the Irish forwards, as he tries to barge his way through during the Wales v Ireland Five Nation Championship match at Cardiff Arms Park

Five Nations Rugby, Wales v Scotland. 19th January 1974. J P R Williams and Garth Edwards in action against Scotland during their five national championship match at Cardiff Arms Park

Forthbank Stadium, 26th September 1995. Gavin Hastings makes his last big-game appearance. He will quit as an international after the World Cup, leads the Barbarians against Stirling County

Rugby Union Five Nations International match at Twickenham. England 23 v Scotland 17. Englands Bill Beaumont in the lineout. 21st February 1981

Somerset v Gloucester Rugby Union County Championship Final 2nd April 1984. Gloucestershires R Hesford tackles Somersets P Simpson

England v Australia 3rd January 1976. Australian wing Paddy Batch seen here being tackled by centre Barrie Corless who is closely followed by England Captain Tony Neary (left) and Andy Maxweell

England Rugby Fan at Twickenham for Englands World Cup Final against Australia. 2nd November 1991

John Watkins captain of Gloucester (left) seen here with Leicester captain Brian Hall with the John Player tropht prior to the cup final. 12th April 1978

England v All Black 19th November 1983 England Nick Youngs takes the ball for England during the match

Five Nations Championship Ireland v England 5th February 1977. Hakin of Ireland gets a vital touch in a line out at Lansdowne Road

Five Nations Championship Wales v Ireland 13th March 1965 Brian Price of Wales quickly rids himself of the ball after a line out to Irelands discomfort

Leicester Rugby Union captain Peter Wheeler walks off with the old John Player Cup which his club have won outright - and keeps an eye on the new one. December 8th 1981

Wales v All Blacks 11th November 1967 All Blacks No9 C R Laidlow takes possession of the ball from the line out

The Americans have really been converted to Rugby in style as hooker John J Hanson shows in training at Enstone, Oxon. But he ll have to change his scrum cap when the Eagles start their six match

One of the events of the year is to have a picnic lunch in the car park at Twickenham, before the start of the Oxford v Cambridge Varsity rugby match. 8th December 1964

Five Nations Championship Rugby Wales v France 26th March 1966. French lineout protects no 9 scrum half L Camberabero as he gets the ball away

John Wells lifts the Pilkington Cup for Leicester after beating Harlequins. 3rd May 1993

British Lions Badge 10th May 1977

Scotland Rugby January 1969 Autographs galore as young fans mobbed Scotlands rugby team heroes at Abbotsinch Airport on their return from victory in Paris On the left is skipper Jim Telfer

Rugby International Scotland versus England 22nd March 1970 Scotlands victorious new rugby captain hooker Frank Laidlaw is surrounded by jubilent young fans as he is carried from the pitch by

Aerial view of Murrayfield Stadium March 1950 home to Scottish rugby

Murrayfield Stadium 1968 free of frost and snow thanks to an electric blanket

Scotland Rugby training February 1977 Scotland centre Jim Renwick hoisted by the three tallest players in Scottish line up Alastair McHarg Donald Macdonald and Ian Barnes

Scotland Rugby team December 1984 Scotland rugby heroes look suitably pleased with themselves at the celebration to mark the first Grand Slam victory since 1925

Scotland Rugby November 1992 Scotlands rugby heroes celebrate with the trophy after winning the International Sevens in Dubai with victories over Queensland England and favourites Natal

Scotland Rugby March 1965 Here are the men who make up Scotlands forward line from l-r Ron Glasgow Jim Telfer Brian Neill Norman Bruce Peter Brown David Rollo Mike Campbell-Lamberton

MURRAYFIELD STADIUM 1968 during Scotland and The Rest of the World Trials rugby

Scotland rugby training February 1974 Scotland Sandy Carmichael who celebrates his 30th birthday gets customary treatment from team mates Gordon Brown (left) Ian McLauchlan and Nairn McEwan

Scotland Rugby training April 1973 Scotland super seven l-r Colin Telfer Johnny Brown Stan Davidson Kenny Oliver John Frame Drew Gill and skipper Peter Brown

Scotland rugby training 1973 New boy Jock Millican with the ball at the Scots training session

Scotland Rugby January 1973 A farewell on the phone in Edinburgh then off to Paris go Scotland rugby internationals Alistair McHarg (left)

Scotland Rugby team 1925

British Lions seen here at Heathrow Airport on their way to New Zealand 10th May 1977

Scotland Rugby Union sponsorship announcement 1987 from Scotch Quality Beef and Lamb Association for next three years Scotland rugby stars Keith Robertson Derek Whyte John Jeffrey

Phil Bennett British Lion captain seen here at Heathrow Airport as the team prepare to make their way to New Zealand 10th May 1977

Action from the 1953 Five Nations Match between Wales and Ireland at the St Helens Ground Swansea. Jackie Kyle seen here on the attack for Ireland Wales went on to win the match 5 - 3. 13th Match 1953

The Irish Tem pose for the camera before the start of their Five Nations match against Wales at Cardiff Arms Park, which they lost 8 - 6. 14th March 1959

Harlequins v Llanelli 18th September 1971 P Bennett No 10 of Llanelli not satisfied with his opponet A Lewis of Harlequins being on the floor puts an extra piece of pressure into it

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