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00175 Collection

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One of the red squirrels released into its cage at Drayton Manor Park

00175 Collection: Michael Foot seen here arriving at 10 Downing Street March 1974 following the Labour

Michael Foot seen here arriving at 10 Downing Street March 1974 following the Labour Partys victory

A young girl fall asleep on the table whilst eating a piece of cake - January 1980

00175 Collection: Keith Moon, drummer of The Who October 1975 could not take off from Glasgow or

Keith Moon, drummer of The Who October 1975 could not take off from Glasgow or Prestwick airport because of fog, and as a result landed himself in trouble

00175 Collection: Radio Two Disc Jockeys DJ Ray Moore centre who was forced to give up his radio show

Radio Two Disc Jockeys DJ Ray Moore centre who was forced to give up his radio show due to ill health seen here with fellow DJs Left Ken Bruce, Centre standing Derek Jameson Right Simon Dee

The annual cyclists meeting at Barnard Castle in 1906

A spring lamb

00175 Collection: Eve Black celebrating her 4th Birthday Party with friends - Blowing out

Eve Black celebrating her 4th Birthday Party with friends - Blowing out the candles on her Birthday Cake

00175 Collection: Michael Labour Party Leader Michael Foot seen here talking at the London College of

Michael Labour Party Leader Michael Foot seen here talking at the London College of Printing. He shared the platform with Peter Tatchell

Michael Foot Labour Party Leader argues with photographers

00175 Collection: John Lennon and Yoko Ono pooled their artistic resources to create this piece of '

John Lennon and Yoko Ono pooled their artistic resources to create this piece of " sculpture" for an exhibition in Coventry Cathedral ruins

A flock of sheep that have just been shorn

00175 Collection: Fifteen East Kent Farmers have opened the largest and most modern fruit packing station

Fifteen East Kent Farmers have opened the largest and most modern fruit packing station in Britain at Faversham. The pippins have come off the belt and the girls wrap and package them

00175 Collection: Ann Beagles a Pomologist (student of apples) is inspecting as she works amongst the apple

Ann Beagles a Pomologist (student of apples) is inspecting as she works amongst the apple pickers at Long Ashton Research Station near Bristol. August 1953

Peeny the Pyjama Poodle November 1964

Tony Visconti with his wife Mary Hopkins and child - November 1973 at London Airport

Sailing barge anchorage in the Port of London Wharf August 1930

A Belgium Blue calf

00175 Collection: Not a likely Grand National runner, this Ayrshire bull called William delighted

Not a likely Grand National runner, this Ayrshire bull called William delighted the crowds at the Tyneside Agricultural Show in Corbridge in August 1964

Coventry Canal Basin. Early Victorian storage vaults facing demolition

A Robin Redbreast getting a ride on a sheep

00175 Collection: Lisa Tramontin and Timothy Spall - August 1978 winners of this years (1978

Lisa Tramontin and Timothy Spall - August 1978 winners of this years (1978) Ronson Awards for the most promising actor and actress of the year at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA)

A sheep with two lambs who want a better view

00175 Collection: Harold MacMillan leaving London for his World Tour January 1958 Prime Minister

Harold MacMillan leaving London for his World Tour January 1958 Prime Minister Harold MacMillan accompanied by a government official walking to the Britannia aircraft at London Heathrow airport

00175 Collection: Nelson Mandela shakes hands with Prime Minister John Major at 10 Downing Street during

Nelson Mandela shakes hands with Prime Minister John Major at 10 Downing Street during his visit to England July 1996

A Longhorn cow and her calves, at Roby Home Farm

A herd of Highland cattle bought to frighten holidaymakers off a farmers land

A cow feeding while it is being milked

Eight week old calves

A stock picture of some cattle

A Longhorn cow with her calf

A woman milking a cow in the cattle shed at Maresfield, Sussex. May 1935

A sheep wearing its winter boots

00175 Collection: Madame and President Charles De Gaulle - April 1960 acknowledge the crowds cheers

Madame and President Charles De Gaulle - April 1960 acknowledge the crowds cheers as they drive to the Guildhall

A herd of Hereford cattle

00175 Collection: Bangladesh War of Independence 1971 A young soldier stands guard as elements of

Bangladesh War of Independence 1971 A young soldier stands guard as elements of the Indian army dig in along the Jessore Road

00175 Collection: Bangladesh War of Independence 1971 Pakistani soldiers giving up their guns under

Bangladesh War of Independence 1971 Pakistani soldiers giving up their guns under Indian supervision in Kulna, following their defeat by the BFF and the Indian Army

Sheep on a hillside covered in snow

Belsay Hall Castle and gardens Heather in the winter garden

A stock picture of a new calf

Chillingham wild cattle with new calves

00175 Collection: Bangladesh War of Independence 1971 Elements of the Indian army dig in along

Bangladesh War of Independence 1971 Elements of the Indian army dig in along the road to Kulna

00175 Collection: Bangladesh War of Independence 1971 The burnt out shell of a Rick Shaw factory in

Bangladesh War of Independence 1971 The burnt out shell of a Rick Shaw factory in Dacca following the fighting during the Bangladesh War of Independence 1971

The members of St. Kildas Parliament in 1880

Chillingham wild cattle with a new calf

This flock of sheep finish off the last of the winter turnips

Chillingham wild cattle

Chester-le-Street rowing club in 1901

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