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00072 Collection

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00072 Collection: After the excitement, the lion cub site quietly while the model shows off an ocelot coat

After the excitement, the lion cub site quietly while the model shows off an ocelot coat and matching hat as she poses in the snow with a lion cub. December 1965

00072 Collection: Billy Fury A©sp Sullivan

Billy Fury A©sp Sullivan
Billy Fury © sp Sullivan

The Clash British pop group punk 1982

St. Georges Cross in Glasgow 1950s

River Clyde, shipbuilding industry in Glasgow, Scotland. May 1951

00072 Collection: Giraffe keeper gets a medal: Mr. H. G. N. Robinson, who has been custodian of the London

Giraffe keeper gets a medal: Mr. H. G. N. Robinson, who has been custodian of the London
Giraffe keeper gets a medal: Mr. H.G.N. Robinson, who has been custodian of the London Zoo giraffes for 34 years, has been presented with a bronze medal for his helping in raising 12 giraffes

A line-up of Green Goddess fire engine ready for action in the hanger at RAF Catterick

00072 Collection: Flying from Ireland to U. S. A. At dawn (June 24th) Major Kingsford Smith

Flying from Ireland to U. S. A. At dawn (June 24th) Major Kingsford Smith
Flying from Ireland to U.S.A. At dawn (June 24th) Major Kingsford Smith, the famous Australian airman, took off in the Southern Cross, from Portmarnock near Dublin with three companions

00072 Collection: Finnieston Vehicular Ferry 1955 Carrrying lorries across River Clyde Glasgow

Finnieston Vehicular Ferry 1955 Carrrying lorries across River Clyde Glasgow between Finnieston and Govan

00072 Collection: Finnieston ferry January 1953 Passenger ferry crossing River Clyde between

Finnieston ferry January 1953 Passenger ferry crossing River Clyde between Finnieston and Govan Glasgow

Billy Fury

Morecombe and Wise comedy double act seen here as Clowns. June 1976

00072 Collection: Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise have started filming their third film '

Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise have started filming their third film " The Magnificent Two" at Pinewood Studios. Eric Morecambe (right) and Ernie Wise, wearing rebel uniforms

00072 Collection: Joey, the pet pig, belonging to Mr. Arthur Ratcliffe, Ecton, Staffordshire

Joey, the pet pig, belonging to Mr. Arthur Ratcliffe, Ecton, Staffordshire, who is getting fan mail from people all over the country, pleading for his life to be spared

Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise have started filming their third film " The Magnificent Two" at Pinewood Studios. Eric Morecambe (right) and Ernie Wise, wearing rebel uniforms

Morecombe and Wise comedy double act seen here as Clowns. June 1976

00072 Collection: Roger Moore with Barbara Parkins who star in the film Shout at the Devil

Roger Moore with Barbara Parkins who star in the film Shout at the Devil. Seen here facing the press photographers. April 1976

John McGuinness lottery winner outside his house

00072 Collection: Hilton Valentine (front centre), former guitarist with The Animals

Hilton Valentine (front centre), former guitarist with The Animals, pictured with his band The Alligators. 15/08/93

00072 Collection: Alan Price, former member of The Animals pop group, back in Newcastle to promote his

Alan Price, former member of The Animals pop group, back in Newcastle to promote his latest record release. 04/02/81

00072 Collection: Fire rescue demonstration at Walker - Firefighter Chris Foster (on turntable ladder

Fire rescue demonstration at Walker - Firefighter Chris Foster (on turntable ladder) shows how people are rescued from flats within tower blocks

00072 Collection: Pouring cold water on the reports claims that firemen are unfit

Pouring cold water on the reports claims that firemen are unfit, is leading fireman John Kerr, who shows there e nothing wrong with his fitness as he gives Chronicle reporter Bill Lothian a firemans

00072 Collection: A firefighter rescus a young boy from a fire 01 / 06 / 95 circa - posed by models

A firefighter rescus a young boy from a fire 01 / 06 / 95 circa - posed by models
A firefighter rescus a young boy from a fire 01/06/95 circa - posed by models

00072 Collection: Fire safety unit Sub officer Graham Shiel with children at Southridge First Shcook

Fire safety unit Sub officer Graham Shiel with children at Southridge First Shcook, Whitley Bay

00072 Collection: Firefighters Chris Foster and John Burke show off the new vehicle cutting equipment at

Firefighters Chris Foster and John Burke show off the new vehicle cutting equipment at Swalwell Fire Station

00072 Collection: Firefighters try out the new breathing apparatus training centre at North Shields Fire

Firefighters try out the new breathing apparatus training centre at North Shields Fire Station

00072 Collection: Julie Bramwell, a fire control operator at work in the new control room at Durham

Julie Bramwell, a fire control operator at work in the new control room at Durham. Looking on are, left to right, station officer Paul Henderson, Coun Christine Smith

Firefighters free a youngter from a telephhone box jammed shut by his friends

00072 Collection: Australian exchange firefighter Craig Theisinger is absolutely exhausted after finishing

Australian exchange firefighter Craig Theisinger is absolutely exhausted after finishing his shift

Some of the floating firemen demonstrating the boats water gun

A firefighter all ready for acion in his helmet

Firefighters are decontaminated after dealing with the chemical spillage at the scene

Firefighter Geoff Kelly slides down the pole at Consett Fire Station

Doreen Clark fields the telephone calls at a North East fire station

Firefighter Tony Rochford slides down the pole at West Denton Fire Station

Two firefighters battle to contain the flames at the petrol tank blaze

00072 Collection: It must rate as the diddyest fire engine in the North East but this specially convered

It must rate as the diddyest fire engine in the North East but this specially convered Morris Mini helps a Tyneside paper hanky factory wipe away the threat of a fire disater

00072 Collection: Heres Father Christmas with a difference - in triplicatre and without the beards

Heres Father Christmas with a difference - in triplicatre and without the beards. Instead of arriving by sleigh to climb down the chimney the three Santas are riding high on a 100ft ladder

00072 Collection: Anicient and modern fire engines stand side by side at Morpeth Fire Station

Anicient and modern fire engines stand side by side at Morpeth Fire Station, left to right, Fireman N G Wilkinson, Leading fireman R Rochester and Sub-officer K A Shell

Firefighters in the latest fire engine fight to get a blaze under control

Firefighters deal with a blaze on Northumberland Street, Newcastle

00072 Collection: Graham and Lorna Pearson with their dad Paul Pearson in the refurbished vintage fire

Graham and Lorna Pearson with their dad Paul Pearson in the refurbished vintage fire engine which he saved from the scrapyard

00072 Collection: Two Northumberland Councillors, Elizabeth Atkinson and Les Hewitson

Two Northumberland Councillors, Elizabeth Atkinson and Les Hewitson, went up in the world to test the new 80ft-high turntable ladders at Morpeth Fire station

The new mini-fire engine now in service at Shipcote firestation in Gateshead

00072 Collection: Gillian Baxter with the fire engine which ready for action should it be need ied in this

Gillian Baxter with the fire engine which ready for action should it be need ied in this latest firemens strike. Its normal home is behind the walls of Clydebank Singer sewing machine factory as a

00072 Collection: Fire fighters demonstrate the latest in fire engine equipment - Simon Snorkel the cherry

Fire fighters demonstrate the latest in fire engine equipment - Simon Snorkel the cherry picker which enables the firemen to reach high buildings

00072 Collection: Tynemouth firemen have a rather special old flame - she

Tynemouth firemen have a rather special old flame - shes a 30-year-old fire engine they have restored with a lot of elbow grease

00072 Collection: Firemen Brian O Dwyer and Graeme Calder with the turntable ladder machine which is up

Firemen Brian O Dwyer and Graeme Calder with the turntable ladder machine which is up for sale

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