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RMKJMENP–Motorcycle racing at Crystal Palace in England in 1972. This was the final year of racing at this circuit, and the circuit was closed in 1974 due to safety concerns.
RMG95GYW–Portrait of Richard I, taken from his tomb at Fontervrault. From a mid 19th century engraving.
RMTRBEA2–1980. A march by the National Front, a British Far Right Fascist Political Party, in Camberwell New Road, London, headed by its then leader Martin Webster. Banners proclaim 'Defend Our Old Folk' and 'Repatriate Muggers'.
RMM95ETT–7th June 1978. Greville Starkey, riding Shirley heights, narrowly beats Hawaiian Sound, ride by the American jockey Willie Shoemaker, in the 1978 Epsom Derby in England.
RMR9TTHR–London, England, 29th April,1978. A large demonstration and protest was held in Trafalgar Square in London, against the building of the Windscale Nuclear Power Station. It was organised by Friends Of The Earth.
RMR9TTHW–London, England, 29th April,1978. A large demonstration and protest was held in Trafalgar Square in London, against the building of the Windscale Nuclear Power Station. It was organised by Friends Of The Earth.
RMM5KB0T–Steve Harley, George Ford, and Jo Partridge, of the British pop rock group Cockney Rebel, on stage at the Hammersmith Odeon in London in 1976.
RMM5KB0M–Steve Harley of the British Pop rock group Cockney Rebel, performing at the Hammersmith Odeon in London in 1976.
RMKK1D83–HRH Prince Charles visiting Greenwich Naval College in London in 1975. Prince Charles in his naval uniform.
RMM95ETE–27th August 1974. Davina Sheffield leaving Crathie parish Church near Balmoral, Scotland, after attending morning service with the British Royal Family. Davina Morley (nee Sheffield) b. 15/8/1951 Granddaughter of 1st Lord McGowan and cousin of Samantha Cameron; sister-in-law of the Duchess of Beaufort. Arguably the best-looking of all Prince Charles's girlfriends, but whatever her marital ambitions, they were ended by the revelation from an ex-boyfriend, James Beard, that they had once shared a cottage, which at the time was considered to be too scandalous.
RMT5JY6B–English actor Alfred Marks, Scottish actor Jim Smilie, and English actress Miriam Karlin, on stage at The Greenwich theatre in London, during rehearsals for the play Zorba, in November 1973. Marks played the role of Zorba, Karlin the role of Madame Hortense, and Smilie the role of Nikos.
RMJAJ1H4–Actor and director Sam Wanamaker on his bicycle outside his proposed site for the Globe Playhouse theatre in London in 1972. The Sam Wanamaker Playhouse is an indoor theatre forming part of Shakespeare's Globe, along with the Globe Theatre on Bankside, London. Built making use of 17th-century plans for an indoor theatre, the playhouse recalls the layout and style of the Blackfriars Theatre, although it is not an exact reconstruction. Its shell was built during the construction of the Shakespeare's Globe complex, notable for the reconstruction of the open-air Globe Theatre of the same period.
RMJAJ1ND–The site of the Globe Playhouse theatre in London in 1972. The Sam Wanamaker Playhouse is an indoor theatre forming part of Shakespeare's Globe, along with the Globe Theatre on Bankside, London. Built making use of 17th-century plans for an indoor theatre, the playhouse recalls the layout and style of the Blackfriars Theatre, although it is not an exact reconstruction. Its shell was built during the construction of the Shakespeare's Globe complex, notable for the reconstruction of the open-air Globe Theatre of the same period. The shell was used as a space for education workshops and rehearsal
RMJAJ1GJ–Actor and director Sam Wanamaker on his bicycle outside his proposed site for the Globe Playhouse theatre in London in 1972. The Sam Wanamaker Playhouse is an indoor theatre forming part of Shakespeare's Globe, along with the Globe Theatre on Bankside, London. Built making use of 17th-century plans for an indoor theatre, the playhouse recalls the layout and style of the Blackfriars Theatre, although it is not an exact reconstruction. Its shell was built during the construction of the Shakespeare's Globe complex, notable for the reconstruction of the open-air Globe Theatre of the same period.
RMJAJ1G2–Actor and director Sam Wanamaker on his bicycle outside his proposed site for the Globe Playhouse theatre in London in 1972. The Sam Wanamaker Playhouse is an indoor theatre forming part of Shakespeare's Globe, along with the Globe Theatre on Bankside, London. Built making use of 17th-century plans for an indoor theatre, the playhouse recalls the layout and style of the Blackfriars Theatre, although it is not an exact reconstruction. Its shell was built during the construction of the Shakespeare's Globe complex, notable for the reconstruction of the open-air Globe Theatre of the same period.
RMT63GX6–A black and white photograph taken in the 1970s showing details of a Brough Superior SS80 Motorcycle, and a Triumph Motorcycle, both classic British motorbikes. A moped can also be seen.
RM2JH2PX2–English actress Judi Dench and her then fiancé the actor Michael Williams, pose for the camera, after their engagement, in London in 1970.
RMKH9EYH–View looking across the Berlin Wall from West Germany in to East Germany in August 1965. The wall is covered in barbed wire and a female tourist is taking a photograph with a soldier appearing from an upstairs window of a nearby building.
RMKH9EYM–A Ford Escort Mark One, race number 260, land sponsored by Dagenham Motors, leads a Ford Anglia, race number 265, at a race at the Brands Hatch circuit in England in 1968.
RM2JCKFTR–1968 British Formula 1 Grand Prix at Brands Hatch. The Owen Racing BRM P133, race number 10, driven by Pedro Rodriquez by refuelled.
RM2JCKFX9–1968 British Formula 1 Grand Prix at Brands Hatch. Ferrari mechanics working on the V12 Engine of the Ferrari 312 driven by Chris Amon. He finished 2nd in the race.
RM2AAME0Y–2nd February 1967. The English Pop group The Small Faces collecting an award. Members include Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane, Kenney Jones, and Ian McLagan.
RM2K73AX9–Various British Knights of the Realm attend the Garter Ceremony at Windsor Castle in the early 1960s.
RMT668FH–British Labour politician and eventually Prime Minister Harold Wilson, campaigning in Lewisham in South London, during the 1964 British general Election. His wife Mary sitting next to him.
RMT668FC–British Labour politician and eventually Prime Minister Harold Wilson, campaigning in Lewisham in South London, during the 1964 British general Election.
RMT668FD–British Labour politician and eventually Prime Minister Harold Wilson, campaigning in Lewisham in South London, during the 1964 British general Election.
RMRA0T77–June 1964. View from the top of the Empire State Building in New York looking down towards Lower Manhattan with the Statue of Liberty in the distance.
RMRA0T7G–June 1964. View from the top of the Empire State Building looking up East 34th Street with Macy's Department Store in the middle foreground.
RMRA0T71–June 1964. View from the top of the Empire State Building looking up past Central Park, with the Hudson River on the left.
RMRA0T70–View of Lower Manhattan in New York City, taken from the bottom of the East River in June 1964.
RMKEJ036–Conductor Leonard Bernstein in rehearsals with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra on 13th February 1963. Leonard Bernstein (August 25, 1918 – October 14, 1990) was an American composer, conductor, author, music lecturer, and pianist. He was among the first conductors born and educated in the US to receive worldwide acclaim. According to music critic Donal Henahan, he was 'one of the most prodigiously talented and successful musicians in American history.
RM2K73B1P–A vintage 1961 colour photograph showing traders in a Subzi Mandi, or Vegetable market, in Delhi, India.
RM2H13P5A–A vintage black and white photograph taken at Brands Hatch Race Circuit in England in 1961. Richard Wyler driving a Greeves Motorcycle.
RM2K73B1R–Vintage Colour Photograph showing the British Motorcycle rider John Hartle at the 1960 Isle of Man TT Race with an MV Agusta Motor Bike.
RMJXRJYC–Motorcade carrying King Baudouin of Belgium through the streets of New York City in May 1959. Image shows cars and fashion of the period.
RMKJJ6P4–Photo taken in 1958 showing children being given rides on donkeys on the beach at Rhyl in North Wales.
RMPXB6WR–Born Maryse Mourer, Martine Carol (or Marie-Louise Jeanne Nicolle Mourer) in Saint-Mandé, Val-de-Marne, (France), she studied acting under René Simon (1898–1966), making her stage début in 1940 and her first motion picture in 1943. One of the most beautiful women in film, she was frequently cast as an elegant blonde seductress. During the late 1940s and early 1950s she was the leading sex symbol and a top box office draw of French cinema, and was considered a French version of America's Marilyn Monroe. She died of a heart attack aged 46.
RM2HPB0YR–A British fashion model, from a professional photoshoot from the 1950s. Modelling a large decorative hat.
RM2K042EW–Vintage black and white photograph taken in the 1950s showing couple with their 3 wheeler Bond Minicar Mark C, registration LUJ 177. Taken in England.
RM2M0B7X5–A model working for the Alexandrine Fashion and Model House in Nottingham, England, during the 1950s. She is posing in a studio, wearing one of Alexadrine's latest designs.
RMRNBW0P–A middle age white European man and woman posing in front of a sign for the Manipur Road in Dimapur, India. Manipur Road in Dimapur (State of Nāgāland) is a city located in India about 1,033 mi (or 1,663 km) east of New Delhi, the country's capital town. Vintage mid twentieth century black and white photograph. Sign gives distances to various cities around the world.
RM2F7GP8X–Vintage black and white photograph taken in 1950 at Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb race track in England. Driver R. D. Poole driving an Alfa 3800(S).
RMT24XRB–Black and white photograph taken in 1950 outside Russell Square Underground Tube station in London, England. It shows a man lighting a gas street lamp, watched by a young girl.
RM2E8XPM7–Vintage black and white photograph taken on 22nd September 1950 showing actress Valerie Hobson attending the first night of the 1950 movie 'Gone To Earth'. Her second husband was the politician John Profumo.
RMPD4CTB–19th July 1950. London. England. Paramount Chiefs from Sierra Leone Jaia Kaikai, Kai Samba, and Alkali Inodu III, take a look at the view from the terrace of County Hall, during a visit to the headquarters of the London County Council. With the chiefs is Mrs. Helen C. Bentwich, Vice-Chairman of the Council. In the background can be seen the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, across the river. The chiefs made the six week visit to Britain under the auspices of the British Council to see something of life in Britain.
RMKK1D8A–A protest outside City Hall in New York in 1946 by World War II veterans protesting about housing. Immediately post war there was a lack of housing in the United states.
RMPD4DKH–28th September 1946. Royal Albert Hall, London, England. A Five Arts Ball. The first full scale fancy dress ball since the end of the Second World War, took place in aid of the Royal Free Hospital. Photo shows Lady Iris O'Malley (formally Mountbatten) dressed as Madam Pompadour, dancing with Mr. Anthony Rivett.
RMPD4DJP–28th September 1946. Royal Albert Hall, London, England. A Five Arts Ball. The first full scale fancy dress ball since the end of the Second World War, took place in aid of the Royal Free Hospital. Photo shows Miss Audrey Burdock, dressed as Gilda, surveying a 'Plaster Bust', Mr. J. Higgins.
RMPXGR7A–Lycette Darsonval. Born on February 12, 1912 in Coutances, Manche, France as Alice Andrée Marie Perron. She was an actress, known for Douce (1943), Symphonie en blanc (1942) and Une journée à l'Opéra (1943). She died on November 1, 1996 in Saint-Loubès, Gironde, France.
RMMR3WFE–Mary Hardwick, English tennis player (8 September 1913 – 18 December 2001) The first English tennis player to turn professional. Image taken at Madison Square Garden in New York on 9th January 1941.
RMP6JPAN–Members of The Women's League of Health and Beauty, marching inside a large sports stadium in England during the 1930s. Banners from the branches at Leeds, and Harrogate and Huddersfield are visible. They are campaigning about Racial Health.
RMM031H4–An image of spectators in front of a scoreboard at the 1936 Summer Olympic Games in Berlin, Germany. Many of the spectators can be seen giving the Nazi Salute.
RMP6JPDB–Senior Nazi party member Hermann Goering opens the Berlin to Stettin autobahn in Germany on 4th March 1936.
RM2M0JC83–Vintage black and white photograph taken on 18th December 1935 showing Prince George, The Duke Of Kent, during a visit to Waingroves Brickyard in Codnor in Derbyshire, England. The Duke was killed in a air crash whilst serving in The Royal Air Force, in 1942.
RM2BJD9CC–Early mid twentieth century vintage black and white photograph showing Torquay Harbour on the South Coast of England. Photo shows various boats and ships in harbour. Also visible are the White House Hotel, Norfolk Hotel, St. James Hotel, and Regina Hotel.
RMRNBW8J–1930s black and white photograph showing a white European man getting on to an Elephant for a ride. Photograph taken in India.
RM2M0W09R–Early 20th century vintage photograph showing Waingroves Hall in Ripley, Derbyshire, England.
RMRNFANT–Vintage photograph showing the Promenade Des Anglais in Nice, France,taken in 1927. People can be seen relaxing along the Promenade dressed in the fashion of the period.
RM2A46JMX–12th May 1926. London, England. British troops at a London Bus Depot, helping to maintain basic services during the General Strike in the UK, that lasted from 3rd to 12th may 1926.
RM2A46JMH–4th May 1926, London, England. As the General Strike begins in the United Kingdom, many public services are disrupted. Many people are unable to use the buses, so would travel around the city any way they could. The photo shows people in the back of a horse and cart.
RM2H13P7N–A vintage 1925 black and white photograph showing an air display at RAF Northolt near London, England. A large crowd watches the display.
RM2CD0X68–A vintage 1920s black and white photograph showing a family, father, Mother, and daughter, posing on the deck of a steam ship. They show the typical fashion of the period.
RM2CD0X79–A vintage 1920s black and white photograph showing a motor car of the period, registration number TS 5466, parked outside a large house in Tayside, Scotland.
RM2CD0X87–a vintage black and white 1920s photograph showing Chillon Castle, or Chateau de Chillon, located on an island on Lake Geneva in Switzerland.
RM2CD0WYB–A vintage 1920s black and white photograph showing a woman with two young children posing by a house. There is a British Clyno Motor Car parked, registration number RA 4155.
RM2CD0X82–A vintage 1920s black and white photograph showing Lake Geneva inn Switzerland with Chillon Castel or Chateau de Chillon.
RMRFF1DX–The dismantling of the original Lambeth Bridge, over the River Thames, in London, England.This was modern bridge was a suspension bridge, 828 feet (252.4 m) long, designed by Peter W. Barlow. Sanctioned by an Act of Parliament in 1860, it opened as a toll bridge on 10 November 1862. Doubts about its safety, coupled with its awkwardly steep approaches deterring horse-drawn traffic, meant it soon became used almost solely as a pedestrian crossing. It ceased to be a toll bridge in 1879, it was by then severely corroded, and was closed in 1910.
RMRAE80G–Photograph taken on 30th April 1924. Lieutenant-Colonel Latham Valentine Stewart Blacker OBE (1 October 1887 – 19 April 1964) was a British Army officer and inventor of weapons; he invented the Blacker Bombard, from which was developed the Hedgehog anti-submarine spigot-mortar - and laid the basis of the PIAT anti tank weaponHe served in Afghanistan, Turkestan, and Russia, earning several mentions in dispatches. He served with the 69th Punjabis, Queen's Own Corps of Guides, and 57th Wilde's Rifles.He had learned to fly in 1911, receiving Certificate No. 121 from the Royal Aero Club.
RMTRAKA6–A black and white aerial photograph taken on 21st June 1921 showing Cheltenham College, and the surrounding area, in Gloucestershire, England.
RMTRBEDC–An early 20th century black and white vintage photograph of a middle aged woman, wearing her best clothing and hat. Photograph taken outside the rear of a property in England.
RMKYCEKY–The High Street, Bull Ring in Birmingham, England. Date unsure, but early 20th Century, showing people, fashion, and shops of the era. A scene very reminiscent of the TV Series Peaky Blinders. The church of St. Martin in the background.
RM2G6M83G–A vintage early 20th century black and white photograph taken in Brussels, Belgium. Image shows women carrying umbrellas, marching or demonstrating down a street.
RM2G6MMF4–An early 20th century vintage black and white photograph of the leaning tower of Pisa in Italy.
RMRBPYF4–Photograph taken on 20th December 1920. Lieutenant Commander Henry Edward Rendall DSO of the British Royal Navy. Randall gained his DSO, or Distinguished Service Order, 'for distinguished services under fire on several occasions' in Russia during 1919. Photograph taken in the famous London Studios of Bassano.
RMR9TTGW–View of the River Thames in London, taken in 1919. View is looking East with Saint Pauls Cathedral visible on the skyline.
RMPRH6PX–May 11th 1918. A French Infantry Soldier in a trench, fighting in France during the First World War.
RMT7RJ7T–A contemporary British black and white aerial photograph showing bombing of the town of Epinoy in Northern France on 1st August 1918. A number of British aircraft have been marked with arrows on the photograph.
RMT7RJD6–Contemporary black and white British photograph taken from an aeroplane in June 1917 over the Belgian town of Messiness, near Flanders. Photograph clearly shows the vast devastation caused by the huge shelling and bombing of what became known as The Battle Of Messiness. Aerial bombing World war One.
RMKEGN8B–Captain Albert Ball, DSO, MC, being presented with the Freedom Of the city of Nottingham on 19th February 1917. Albert Ball, (14 August 1896 – 7 May 1917) was an English fighter pilot during the First World War. At the time of his death he was the United Kingdom's leading flying ace, with 44 victories, and remained its fourth-highest scorer behind Edward Mannock, James McCudden, and George McElroy. He was killed in action on 7th May 1917, when his aeroplane crashed in a field in France. He was awarded a posthumous Victorian Cross in June 1917.
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