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00335 Collection: Lord Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the Scout Movement

Lord Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the Scout Movement, pictured with Sir Alfred Pickford the Commissioner for Overseas Scouts, chatting to Parsee boy scouts at Wembley where they are in camp

Lord Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the Scout Movement, addressing the assembly at West Kirby when Hungarian sea scouts gave a display of water ski-ing during the 3rd World Scout Jamboree at Arrowe

Lord Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the Scout Movement, pictured with the Duke of Connaught, attending the World Scout jamboree at Arrowe Park, Birkenhead in Merseyside. Circa August 1929

Lord Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the Scout Movement, attending a ceremony where Princess Mary laid a foundation stone at the Headquarters of the London Girl Guides. Circa 1929

00335 Collection: The Sir Nigel Gresley at Newcastle Central Station on 29th April 1995

The Sir Nigel Gresley at Newcastle Central Station on 29th April 1995. Spectators watch the train from the Castle Keep

00335 Collection: Heart of Midlothian footballer David Weir with a bloody face after a clash with teammate

Heart of Midlothian footballer David Weir with a bloody face after a clash with teammate Neil McCann during a training session. 16th October 1997

00335 Collection: Euro 2000 Qialifying match at Hampden Park. Scotland 0 v England 2

Euro 2000 Qialifying match at Hampden Park. Scotland 0 v England 2. Despair for Billy Dodds and David Weir after another miss from the Scottish team 13th November 1999

00335 Collection: Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles touring the Scilly Isles 1967 in a horse drawn

Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles touring the Scilly Isles 1967 in a horse drawn cart hollywoodicons

Queen Elizabeth and the Duke touring the Scilly Isles 1967 hollywoodicons

Falkirk footballer David Weir with Jim Jefferies. Circa October 1994

00335 Collection: Heart of Midlothian football players who have been called into the A

Heart of Midlothian football players who have been called into the A and B international squad for Scotland. Pictured are: Gary Naysmith, Robbie Horn, Paul Ritchie, Colin Cameron, David Weir

00335 Collection: Falkirk FC players wearing camouflage jackets during a team bonding paintball session

Falkirk FC players wearing camouflage jackets during a team bonding paintball session. In the picture ar Mo Johnston, John Clark, Jamie McGowan, David Weir, Colin McDonald, Scott McKenzie

00335 Collection: Heart of Midlothian new team signing David Weir from Falkirk, pictured at Tynecastle

Heart of Midlothian new team signing David Weir from Falkirk, pictured at Tynecastle. 31st July 1996

00335 Collection: Scottish Premier League match at Parkhead. Celtic 2 v Heart of Midlothian 0

Scottish Premier League match at Parkhead. Celtic 2 v Heart of Midlothian 0. David Weir of Hearts jumps up for the ball with Enrico Annoni of Celtic 1st March 1997

00335 Collection: Scottish Premier League match at Tynecastle. Heart of Midlothian 2 v Dunfermline 0

Scottish Premier League match at Tynecastle. Heart of Midlothian 2 v Dunfermline 0. David Weir of Hearts celebrates after scoring his goal. 2nd November 1996

00335 Collection: Heart of Midlothian new team signings Jeremy Goss fron Norwich (left)

Heart of Midlothian new team signings Jeremy Goss fron Norwich (left), David Weir fron Falkirk (right) and Neil McCann from Dundee pictured at Tynecastle. 31st July 1996

David Weir after being called up for the Scotland World Cup squad, May 1998

00335 Collection: Scotland football players left to right: Colin Hendry, Colin Calderwood, David Weir

Scotland football players left to right: Colin Hendry, Colin Calderwood, David Weir, Derek Whyte and Kevin Gallacher 22nd April 1998

00335 Collection: Premier League match at Goodison Park. Everton 4 v Leeds United 4

Premier League match at Goodison Park. Everton 4 v Leeds United 4. Everton defender David Weir of Everton leaps high to head home his teams last-minute equaliser. 23rd October 1999

00335 Collection: Heart of Midlothian new team signings Jeremy Goss, David Weir

Heart of Midlothian new team signings Jeremy Goss, David Weir and Neil McCann pictured at Tynecastle. 31st July 1996

Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles touring the Scilly Isles 1967 hollywoodicons

Scottish Premier League match at Tynecastle. Heart of Midlothian 2 v Dunfermline 0. David Weir of Hearts scores the first goal after a mistake by goalkeeper Zoran Lemajic. 2nd November 1996

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