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00292 Collection: Following an incident in March 1965 Bill Wyman, Mick Jagger & Brian Jones of the Rolling

Following an incident in March 1965 Bill Wyman, Mick Jagger & Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones were summoned to appear at East Ham Magistrates Court on 22 July 1965

00292 Collection: Rolling Stones at Royal Albert Hall, London. 23 September 1966 during their tour with Ike

Rolling Stones at Royal Albert Hall, London. 23 September 1966 during their tour with Ike & Tina Turner

00292 Collection: Rolling Stones: Ronnie Wood holds a painting of author Ken Follett who stands next to him

Rolling Stones: Ronnie Wood holds a painting of author Ken Follett who stands next to him. September 1987

Following an incident in March 1965 Bill Wyman, Mick Jagger & Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones were summoned to appear at East Ham Magistrates Court on 22 July 1965

Rolling Stones at Royal Albert Hall, London. 23 September 1966 during their tour with Ike & Tina Turner. Ian Stu Stewart takes Keiths Richardss guitar

00292 Collection: Rolling Stones. Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall leaving London Airport Heathrow for a

Rolling Stones. Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall leaving London Airport Heathrow for a Christmas Holiday in Barbados. 19 December 1982

Rolling Stones: Ronnie Wood holds a painting of author Ken Follett who stands next to him. September 1987

00292 Collection: Allen Klein (left) and Andrew Loog Oldham meeting in London

Allen Klein (left) and Andrew Loog Oldham meeting in Londons Hilton Hotel discussing Kleins involvement in the management of the Rolling Stones om 24 August 1965/ Later the band joined them to

Rolling Stones at Royal Albert Hall, London. 23 September 1966 during their tour with Ike & Tina Turner

Rolling Stones: Ronnie Wood holds a painting of author Ken Follett who stands next to him. September 1987

00292 Collection: Rolling Stones: Filming Ned Kelly in Australia. Mick Jagger

Rolling Stones: Filming Ned Kelly in Australia. Mick Jagger. In-between shooting scenes in back yard of bank. July 1969

Rolling Stones: Ronnie Wood holds a painting of author Ken Follett who stands next to him. September 1987

Allen Klein (left) and Andrew Loog Oldham meeting in Londons Hilton Hotel discussing Kleins involvement in the management of the Rolling Stones om 24 August 1965/ Later the band joined them to

Rolling Stones at Royal Albert Hall, London. 23 September 1966 during their tour with Ike & Tina Turner

00292 Collection: Entertainment: Music: Groups: Rolling Stones in Concert

Entertainment: Music: Groups: Rolling Stones in Concert: The Rolling Stones back on the road for the first concert of their European Tour

Rolling Stones: Filming Ned Kelly in Australia. Mick Jagger. General scenes outside of bank. July 1969

00292 Collection: Rolling Stones fans at Royal Albert Hall, London. 23 September 1966 during their tour

Rolling Stones fans at Royal Albert Hall, London. 23 September 1966 during their tour with Ike & Tina Turner

00292 Collection: Rolling Stones: Filming Ned Kelly in Australia. Mick Jagger. Main street of Bungendore

Rolling Stones: Filming Ned Kelly in Australia. Mick Jagger. Main street of Bungendore. July 1960s

Allen Klein (left) and Andrew Loog Oldham meeting in Londons Hilton Hotel discussing Kleins involvement in the management of the Rolling Stones om 24 August 1965/ Later the band joined them to

00292 Collection: Rolling Stones fans at Apollo Theatre Manchester. 28 September 1966 during their tour

Rolling Stones fans at Apollo Theatre Manchester. 28 September 1966 during their tour with Ike & Tina Turner

Rolling Stones: Filming Ned Kelly in Australia. Mick Jagger. Back yard of bank scene about to be shot. July 1969

Rolling Stones: Filming Ned Kelly in Australia. Mick Jagger. Pictures show the main street of Bungendore. Main street is full of cars which is most unusual for this town because normally there are

00292 Collection: The Rolling Stones arriving at the Odeon Cinema in Manchester 3 October 1965 for their

The Rolling Stones arriving at the Odeon Cinema in Manchester 3 October 1965 for their two shows

00292 Collection: Rolling Stones: Filming Ned Kelly in Australia. Mick Jagger. Jagger outside the bank

Rolling Stones: Filming Ned Kelly in Australia. Mick Jagger. Jagger outside the bank. July 1969

Following an incident in March 1965 Bill Wyman, Mick Jagger & Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones were summoned to appear at East Ham Magistrates Court on 22 July 1965

Entertainment: Music: Groups: Rolling Stones in Concert: The Rolling Stones back on the road for the first concert of their European Tour

Rolling Stones: Filming Ned Kelly in Australia. Mick Jagger. Mick Jagger discusses script with girl. July 1969

Rolling Stones: Filming Ned Kelly in Australia. Mick Jagger. Shows different horses and carts used in film. July 1969

Rolling Stones at Royal Albert Hall, London. 23 September 1966 during their tour with Ike & Tina Turner

Rolling Stones: Filming Ned Kelly in Australia. Mick Jagger. Mick Jagger with gun on the verandah of the bank. July 1969

Rolling Stones at Royal Albert Hall, London. 23 September 1966 during their tour with Ike & Tina Turner

Rolling Stones: Ronnie Wood holds a painting of author Ken Follett who stands next to him. September 1987

Rolling Stones: Filming Ned Kelly in Australia. Mick Jagger. Richardson talks to camera team. July 1969

Allen Klein (left) and Andrew Loog Oldham meeting in Londons Hilton Hotel discussing Kleins involvement in the management of the Rolling Stones om 24 August 1965/ Later the band joined them to

Rolling Stones at Royal Albert Hall, London. 23 September 1966 during their tour with Ike & Tina Turner

00292 Collection: Richard Burton and Sir Basil Spence on the set of 'Becket'

Richard Burton and Sir Basil Spence on the set of "Becket"
Richard Burton and Sir Basil Spence on the set of " Becket".Burton plays Thomas a Becket. July 1963

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