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01496 Glass Frame Collection (#3)

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01496 Glass Frame Collection: The former Longhope lifeboat T. G. B ON962, seen here leaving Littlehampton

The former Longhope lifeboat T. G. B ON962, seen here leaving Littlehampton
The former Longhope lifeboat T.G.B ON962, seen here leaving Littlehampton, Sussexs after being repaired follow the capsizing of the vessel

01496 Glass Frame Collection: Reading pop festival goers seen here stopping off at the Silverbourne Dairy

Reading pop festival goers seen here stopping off at the Silverbourne Dairy, Caversham Road, Reading for milk and bread before entering the festival site, 25th June 1971

01496 Glass Frame Collection: Take Me High 1973, filming on location in Wootton Wawen

Take Me High 1973, filming on location in Wootton Wawen, a village in the Stratford-on-Avon district of Warwickshire, England, Thursday 7th June 1973, the film stars actor & singer Cliff Richard

Take Me High 1973, filming on location in Wootton Wawen, a village in the Stratford-on-Avon district of Warwickshire, England, Thursday 7th June 1973

01496 Glass Frame Collection: Cliff Richard signing autograph for a young fan, he is starring in Take Me High

Cliff Richard signing autograph for a young fan, he is starring in Take Me High, a new film to be set and filmed in Birmingham, pictured at the Birmingham Strathallan Hotel, Sunday 3rd June 1973

01496 Glass Frame Collection: Members of the Fire Brigade seen here fighting fires at Alec Brookes Ltd

Members of the Fire Brigade seen here fighting fires at Alec Brookes Ltd and Blades in Stewart Street, Shoreditch during a raid on the city. 11th January 1941

Cliff Richard signing autograph for a young fan, he is starring in Take Me High, a new film to be set and filmed in Birmingham, pictured at the Birmingham Strathallan Hotel, Sunday 3rd June 1973

General views of Paisley, Renfrewshire. 19th April 1995

01496 Glass Frame Collection: Firemen attempt to control fires in Shoreditch, London, during an air raid on the city

Firemen attempt to control fires in Shoreditch, London, during an air raid on the city on the night of the 11th January 1941

Take Me High 1973, filming on location in Wootton Wawen, a village in the Stratford-on-Avon district of Warwickshire, England, Thursday 7th June 1973

General views of Paisley, Renfrewshire. 19th April 1995

01496 Glass Frame Collection: Members of the Auxiliary Fire Service and London Fire Brigade seen here fighting a fire

Members of the Auxiliary Fire Service and London Fire Brigade seen here fighting a fire at the Liptons Tea Bonded Warehouse, Tabernacle Street

Members of the Fire Brigade seen here fighting fires at Alec Brookes Ltd and Blades in Stewart Street, Shoreditch during a raid on the city. 11th January 1941

Ciba Geigy Chemical Plant, Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire, December 1984

Members of the Auxiliary Fire Service and London Fire Brigade seen here fighting a fire at the Liptons Tea Bonded Warehouse, Tabernacle Street

Members of the Fire Brigade seen here fighting fires at Alec Brookes Ltd and Blades in Stewart Street, Shoreditch during a raid on the city. 11th January 1941

Ciba Geigy Chemical Plant, Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire, December 1984

Members of the Auxiliary Fire Service and London Fire Brigade seen here fighting a fire at the Liptons Tea Bonded Warehouse, Tabernacle Street

Paisley Town Hall, Paisley, Renfrewshire. 10th June 1994

Members of the Auxiliary Fire Service and London Fire Brigade seen here fighting a fire at the Liptons Tea Bonded Warehouse, Tabernacle Street

01496 Glass Frame Collection: The wreckage of a car a blaze after being hit by a bomb

The wreckage of a car a blaze after being hit by a bomb, close to St Pauls underground station, London, during the air raid on the city on the night of the 11th January 1941

Paisley Anchor Mills, Paisley, Renfrewshire. 10th June 1994

The wreckage of a car a blaze after being hit by a bomb, close to St Pauls underground station, London, during the air raid on the city on the night of the 11th January 1941

01496 Glass Frame Collection: An extra player turned up for a training session with Crystal Palace FC today

An extra player turned up for a training session with Crystal Palace FC today. Actress Elaine Donnelly will not be permanent fixtures to the club

01496 Glass Frame Collection: Miss Kathleen Sibley, headmistress of Queens Street Infants School, Morley, near Leeds

Miss Kathleen Sibley, headmistress of Queens Street Infants School, Morley, near Leeds, playing football with some of her pupils who appear in her fairy story book. 12th February 1973

Members of the Fire Brigade seen here fighting fires at Alec Brookes Ltd and Blades in Stewart Street, Shoreditch during a raid on the city. 11th January 1941

Ciba Geigy Chemical Plant, Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire, December 1984

Miss Kathleen Sibley, headmistress of Queens Street Infants School, Morley, near Leeds, playing football with some of her pupils who appear in her fairy story book. 12th February 1973

The wreckage of a car a blaze after being hit by a bomb, close to St Pauls underground station, London, during the air raid on the city on the night of the 11th January 1941

01496 Glass Frame Collection: Two extra players turned up for a training session with Crystal Palace FC today

Two extra players turned up for a training session with Crystal Palace FC today. Actor Peter Gilmore and actress Elaine Donnelly will not be permanent fixtures to the club

Members of the Fire Brigade seen here fighting fires at Alec Brookes Ltd and Blades in Stewart Street, Shoreditch during a raid on the city. 11th January 1941

Members of the Auxiliary Fire Service and London Fire Brigade seen here fighting a fire at the Liptons Tea Bonded Warehouse, Tabernacle Street

Firemen attempt to control fires in Shoreditch, London, during an air raid on the city on the night of the 11th January 1941

Members of the Auxiliary Fire Service and London Fire Brigade seen here fighting a fire at the Liptons Tea Bonded Warehouse, Tabernacle Street

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