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01523 Collection: Reading v Grimsby Town. Final Score 6-0 to Reading. Pictures

Reading v Grimsby Town. Final Score 6-0 to Reading. Pictures, goalkeeper Wainman and full-backs Thompson and Taylor are all beaten as hat-trick hero George Harris scores the teams second

01523 Collection: Campbell Aird, a hotelier from Moffat, Scotland, using his new limb in August 1998 -

Campbell Aird, a hotelier from Moffat, Scotland, using his new limb in August 1998 - the worlds first bionic arm. In August 1998 the worlds first bionic arm was fitted to Campbell Aird at

01523 Collection: Reading v Watford. Final Score 1-0 to Watford. Elm Park, Reading, Berkshire

Reading v Watford. Final Score 1-0 to Watford. Elm Park, Reading, Berkshire. 13th September 1968

01523 Collection: Reading players left this morning on a four day trip to the north to complete two of

Reading players left this morning on a four day trip to the north to complete two of their remaining three away matches at York and then at Workington

01523 Collection: Reading v Bournemouth. Final Score 1-0 to Bournemouth. John Collins

Reading v Bournemouth. Final Score 1-0 to Bournemouth. John Collins, shoots wide for Reading. George Harris (11) and Bournemouths David Stocks (5) are with Collins

01523 Collection: Reading v Bristol 29th April 1966 Bristol goalkeeper Bernard Hall duels with

Reading v Bristol 29th April 1966 Bristol goalkeeper Bernard Hall duels with Readings Douggie Webb for possession. Lanky, dark-haired Rod Thornhill looks on behind a Rovers player

01523 Collection: Reading v Grimsby 17th November 1966. Grimsby skipper Graham Taylor fails to cut off

Reading v Grimsby 17th November 1966. Grimsby skipper Graham Taylor fails to cut off Readings first goal at Elm Park, scored by Rod Thornhill

01523 Collection: Prince Charles, Prince of Wales and Davina Sheffield attend the polo at Taunton, Somerset

Prince Charles, Prince of Wales and Davina Sheffield attend the polo at Taunton, Somerset. 10th September 1976

Davina Sheffield watches the polo at Taunton, Somerset. 10th September 1976

01523 Collection: The first all female crew to sail around the world, skippered by 27 year old Tracy

The first all female crew to sail around the world, skippered by 27 year old Tracy Edwards, return home to Britain on their yacht " Maiden" as it was escorted by small boats through buoys

01523 Collection: Heavyweight champion of the world, George Foreman in London

Heavyweight champion of the world, George Foreman in London, where he will stay for a week making personal appearances both in town and the provinces. 12th March 1973

Davina Sheffield arrives at Heathrow from Glasgow. 18th September 1976

01523 Collection: Prince Charles, Prince of Wales plays polo at Cowdray Park, West Sussex

Prince Charles, Prince of Wales plays polo at Cowdray Park, West Sussex. He is pictured with Sabrina Guinness. 3rd August 1979

01523 Collection: Actress Helen Mirren, aged 18, at a rehearsal playing the Egyptian queen Cleopatra in

Actress Helen Mirren, aged 18, at a rehearsal playing the Egyptian queen Cleopatra in the National Youth Theatre " Antony And Cleopatra" at the Old Vic. 6th April 1965

01523 Collection: James Hewitt at home. Pix. by John Downing. ----- JAMES HEWITT

James Hewitt at home. Pix. by John Downing. ----- JAMES HEWITT AT HOME. PIX. BY JOHN DOWNING

James Hewitt at home. Pix. by John Downing. ----- JAMES HEWITT AT HOME. WITH HIS HAND RESTING ON HIS FACE

James Hewitt at home. Pix. by John Downing. ----- JAMES HEWITT AT HOME

01523 Collection: PRINCE OF WALES AND MAJOR JAMES HEWITT PLAYING POLO - 91 / 6483 -----

PRINCE OF WALES AND MAJOR JAMES HEWITT PLAYING POLO - 91 / 6483 -----
PRINCE OF WALES AND MAJOR JAMES HEWITT PLAYING POLO - 91/6483 ----- PRINCE OF WALES AND MAJOR JAMES HEWITT PLAYING POLO - 91/6483

Heavyweight champion of the world, George Foreman in London, where he will stay for a week making personal appearances both in town and the provinces. 12th March 1973

Quaker Meeting House, St Helens, Merseyside, 26th November 1951

Heavyweight champion of the world, George Foreman in London, where he will stay for a week making personal appearances both in town and the provinces. 12th March 1973

Heavyweight champion of the world, George Foreman in London, where he will stay for a week making personal appearances both in town and the provinces, under the guidance of Jack Solomons

Heavyweight champion of the world, George Foreman in London, where he will stay for a week making personal appearances both in town and the provinces. 12th March 1973

Actress Helen Mirren, aged 18, at a rehearsal playing the Egyptian queen Cleopatra in the National Youth Theatre " Antony And Cleopatra" at the Old Vic. 6th April 1965

James Hewitt at home. Pix. by John Downing. ----- JAMES HEWITT LEANING ON HIS FIREPLACE AT HOME

James Hewitt at home. Pix. by John Downing. ----- JAMES HEWITT AT HOME

01523 Collection: Queen Elizabeth II visiting the offices of the Daily Mirror Newspaper in Holborn, London

Queen Elizabeth II visiting the offices of the Daily Mirror Newspaper in Holborn, London, Thursday 26th February 1976

01523 Collection: Prince Charles plays polo at Windsor Great Park, Berkshire

Prince Charles plays polo at Windsor Great Park, Berkshire. The Princes newest girlfriend Anna Wallace attends alongside one of his detectives. 1st June 1980

St Marys Church in St Helens, Merseyside. October 1958

01523 Collection: Reading v Grimsby Town. Final Score 6-0 to Reading. Elm Park, Reading, Berkshire

Reading v Grimsby Town. Final Score 6-0 to Reading. Elm Park, Reading, Berkshire. 16th November 1966

01523 Collection: Newly crowned European champions Aston Villa, parade the European Champions Cup trophy to

Newly crowned European champions Aston Villa, parade the European Champions Cup trophy to some of the 20, 000 fans who gathered outside Birmingham Town Hall in the City Centre for a civic reception

Bridge Street, St Helens, Merseyside, 30th August 1958

Falklands War 1982

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