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Clothing: Fashion: Hats. Model: Joanne Young. 1966 B2077-001

Siamese cats with their owners. 1954 A120-003

Model Bianca Foakes seen here modeling fur coat in the Reveille Studio. 1964

TV and radio presenter Fyffe Robertson. 1965 A1109-001

Maureen Walker seen here modelling Cardigan. 1960

Woman dressed in the Spanish style holding compact. 1957

The customers of the Old Turkey Cock pub near Hunston in Herts. 1956 A273-011

00063 Collection: Family Life: Mr. and Mrs. Hull seen here with their son listening to the radio on their

Family Life: Mr. and Mrs. Hull seen here with their son listening to the radio on their new music centre. May 1954 A160a-001

00063 Collection: Model Bianca Foakes seen here modeling matching fur coat

Model Bianca Foakes seen here modeling matching fur coat, boots and muff in the Reveille Studio. 1964

Dorinda Stevens seen here with her pet Bush Baby. 1959

Clothing: Fashion: Beachwear. 1955 B244-004

00063 Collection: Models Barbara Ray and Jo Ann Asher) seen here modeling swimming costumes

Models Barbara Ray and Jo Ann Asher) seen here modeling swimming costumes and beach coats in the Reveille studios. 1966

Donkey with dachshund. January 1965 C106A-003

Moth girl: Miss Rivers seen here with moths. January 1957 A10

Family life: Mr. and Mrs. Hull with their son. 1954 A160-010

Chimney sweep (Ronald Neal) seen here at work. 1967 A1328

Imogen Woodford modelling a outfit with a far eastern influence. 1965

Woman wearing a corsett. 1957

00063 Collection: The SpinnersI guild of Kent. Women using hand operated loom

The SpinnersI guild of Kent. Women using hand operated loom and spinning wheel to create cloth. 1965 A1138-002

Woman escapologist Jill Fletcher. 1965 A1140-006

00063 Collection: Mannequins modelling the 1956 spring / summer hat collection. April 1956

Mannequins modelling the 1956 spring / summer hat collection. April 1956
Mannequins modelling the 1956 spring/summer hat collection. April 1956

00063 Collection: Clothing: Fashion: Beachwear. Model wearing swimming costume carrying deck stool

Clothing: Fashion: Beachwear. Model wearing swimming costume carrying deck stool. 1955 B235

Family pet Cockerel. 1964 C123-006

Man creating a ship in a bottle model: 1965 A1211

TV presenter Eamon Andrews. 1957 A255-010

Clothing: Fashion: Nightwear. Woman wearing night dress. B232-001

Family pet Cockerel. 1964 C123-013

Clothing: Fashion: Beachwear. 1955 B244-002

Woman escapologist Jill Fletcher. 1965 A1140-001

Farming: Ross Pea picking machine. 1964 A1201-001

Unusual friendship: Parrot and tortoise. 1964

Clothing Fashions 1954: Mannequin modelling the latest twin set. 1954 A107-005

Boxer in training in a East London gym. 1954 A168b-003

Chimney sweep (Ronald Neal) seen here at work. 1967 A1328-005

Model Judy Weldon wearing clown pyjama suit. 1965 B2191-003

Clothing: Fashion: Hats. Woman wearing hat shaped like a hand. 1955 B51-002

Family pet Cockerel. 1964 C123-016

00063 Collection: Wigmakers Workshop: Women making wigs whilst in another part of the workshop hair is

Wigmakers Workshop: Women making wigs whilst in another part of the workshop hair is selected for the next batch of wigs. 1963 A1090-008

00063 Collection: Waiters training school, where would be waiters are shown the correct way to serve

Waiters training school, where would be waiters are shown the correct way to serve, how to carry a tray and how to lay a table. 1966 A1236-001

Occupation: Barmaid: Liz Allen. 1954 A173-002

00063 Collection: Clothing: Fashion: Skirts: Woman wearing flying panel dress. Model: Pat Owens

Clothing: Fashion: Skirts: Woman wearing flying panel dress. Model: Pat Owens. 1956 B259-005

Clothing: Woman wearing party mask. 1955 B89

Quail farm in Hemel Hempstead. January 1965 C104B-002

00063 Collection: Insects: Moths: Mr. Rivers seen here with part of his collection of moths

Insects: Moths: Mr. Rivers seen here with part of his collection of moths. January 1957 A10a-003

TV presenter Eamon Andrews. 1957 A255

Cat who is fostering abandoned puppies. 1959

Family life: Mr. and Mrs. Hull with their son. 1954 A160-007

Man creating a ship in a bottle model: 1965 A1211-002

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