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Siamese cats with their owners. 1954 A120-011

Woman wearing matching cloth hat and shopping bag. 1960

Farming: Ross Pea picking machine. 1964 A1201-006

Boxer in training in a East London gym. 1954 A168b-002

00063 Collection: Man and woman (Ann Case and Christian Fletcher) seen here with port hole umbrella

Man and woman (Ann Case and Christian Fletcher) seen here with port hole umbrella. 1966 B2071-005

Siamese cats with their owners. 1954 A120-009

Siamese cats with their owners. 1954 A120-010

Dickie Bird seen here with his hand pedal bike. 1958 A218-001

00063 Collection: Maureen Nolan mother of the Nolan sisters seen here with the girls during the girls tour

Maureen Nolan mother of the Nolan sisters seen here with the girls during the girls tour of the U.K. Mums the word in the Nolan Sisters dressing room. There are no amorous fans pressing for a date

Danny Rendell modelling tartan skirt. 1963 B1853-001

00063 Collection: Uschie Bernell modelling beach dress / trouser in Reveille Studios 1965

Uschie Bernell modelling beach dress / trouser in Reveille Studios 1965
Uschie Bernell modelling beach dress/trouser in Reveille Studios 1965

Farming: Ross Pea picking machine. 1964 A1201-002

TV presenter Eamon Andrews. 1957 A255-001

00063 Collection: Keystone Knitting Mills: New man made fabrics are put to the strength test at the mill

Keystone Knitting Mills: New man made fabrics are put to the strength test at the mill. December 1956 A287-002

Man creating a ship in a bottle model: 1965 A1211-003

Farming: Ross Pea picking machine. 1964 A1201-003

Singer Slim Witman. A201-005

TV presenter Eamon Andrews. 1957 A255-003

Family pet Cockerel. 1964 C123-008

Boxer in training in a East London gym. 1954 A168b-001

London pigeon catcher. January 1954 A157-004

Family life: Mr. and Mrs. Hull with their son before giving him tea. 1954 A160-004

00063 Collection: Clothing: Fashion: Beachwear. Woman wearing swimming costume and tape measure

Clothing: Fashion: Beachwear. Woman wearing swimming costume and tape measure. 1960 B1614-001

Small girl playing with chipmunks. January 1965

Singer Slim Witman. A201

Family pet Cockerel. 1964 C123-004

Family pet Cockerel. 1964 C123-022

00063 Collection: Occupation: Signalman: Peter Sage railway signalman seen here working in his signal box

Occupation: Signalman: Peter Sage railway signalman seen here working in his signal box. September 1956 A261-004

Occupation: Barmaid: Liz Allen. 1954 A173-005

Jacqueline Walles seen here modelling Christmas dress made of paper. 1960 B1849-007

Family pet Cockerel. 1964 C123-025

Singer Slim Witman. A201-003

Dickie Bird seen here with his hand pedal bike. 1958 A218-003

London pigeon catcher. January 1954 A157-007

Singer Dickie Valentine seen here performing on stage. 1954 A134a-001

Woman escapologist Jill Fletcher. 1965 A1140-003

Siamese cats with their owners. 1954 A120-005

Siamese cats with their owners. 1954 A120

Clothing: Fashion: Menswear. 1965 B1782-010

Imogen Woodford modelling a kimono outfit. 1965

Clothing: Fashion: Beachwear. 1955 B244-006

Woman escapologist Jill Fletcher. 1965 A1140

Siamese cats with their owners. 1954 A120-008

Mrs. Chapman models the latest fashions of 1953. January 1953 A28

Clothing: Fashion: Beachwear. 1955 B244-005

Family life: Mr. and Mrs. Hull giving their son his tea. 1954 A160-002

00063 Collection: A circus novelty act based on the motorcycle wall of death combined with acrobats

A circus novelty act based on the motorcycle wall of death combined with acrobats. 1954 A168a

Boxer in training in a East London gym. 1954 A168b

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