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13 Jan 1998 Glass Place Mat Collection

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The War Memorial, Thornaby 13th January 1998. Thornaby Walks Feature

13 Jan 1998 Glass Place Mat Collection: The Old Church on Thornaby Village Green, Thornaby, 13th January 1998

The Old Church on Thornaby Village Green, Thornaby, 13th January 1998. Thornaby Walks Feature

Rik Mayall and Dame Edna Everage at Warner Bros Multicomplex Cinema. 13th January 1998

Rik Mayall at Warner Bros Multicomplex Cinema. 13th January 1998

13 Jan 1998 Glass Place Mat Collection: Welsh bass guitarist Pino Palladino, Pete Townshends and Roger Daltrey

Welsh bass guitarist Pino Palladino, Pete Townshends and Roger Daltreys first choice to fill the position left by John Entwistle for The Who following his death in 2002

The Golf Course, Thornaby 13th January 1998. Thornaby Walks Feature

13 Jan 1998 Glass Place Mat Collection: The Angel of the North is a contemporary sculpture, designed by Antony Gormley

The Angel of the North is a contemporary sculpture, designed by Antony Gormley, which is located in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, England

Alan Forbes with Indian motorcycle January 1998 outside shop

Alan Forbes with Indian motorcycle January 1998

13 Jan 1998 Glass Place Mat Collection: Work in progress at Hartlepool Steel Fabrications on the Gateshead Angel of the North

Work in progress at Hartlepool Steel Fabrications on the Gateshead Angel of the North. 13th January 1998

Rik Mayall at Warner Bros Multicomplex Cinema. 13th January 1998

The Angel of the North is a contemporary sculpture, designed by Antony Gormley, which is located in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, England

Tapashree Roy at Edinburgh Airport January 1998 PIC BY C WATT

Alan Forbes with Indian motorcycle January 1998

Indian Motorcycles

Indian motorcycles January 1998

Alan Forbs with Indian motorcycle January 1998

Indian Motorcycles

Indian motorcycles January 1998

13 Jan 1998 Glass Place Mat Collection: Abstract artwork of a angry man holding his head

Abstract artwork of a angry man holding his head
Anger. Abstract artwork of an angry man holding his head with both of his hands. The intensity of his feelings is echoed in the lines and shapes surrounding his head

Tapashree Roy at Edinburgh Airport January 1998 PIC BY C WATT

Alan Forbes with Indian motorcycle January 1998 outside shop

13 Jan 1998 Glass Place Mat Collection: Artwork based on Mauna Kea of a telescope dome

Artwork based on Mauna Kea of a telescope dome
Telescope at Mauna Kea. Artwork, based on the Mauna Kea observatory, of a telescope dome seen against the Milky Way. Observatories such at the one at Mauna Kea are placed on mountains in remote areas

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