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Images Dated 1st January 1975 (page 9)

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Comedian Ken Dodd. 1975

Miss United Biscuits winner from Billingham. 1975

The construction of Westfield Estate, Loftus. 1975

Fifty years a valentine, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire. 1975

Boxing Club, Teesside, North East England, 1975

Boxing Club, Stockton, County Durham, North East England, 1975

Boxing Club Presentation, Stockton, County Durham, North East England, 1975

Stockton Amateur Boxing Club, Stockton, County Durham, North East England, 1975

Cycling at Clairville Stadium. Circa 1975

St Josephs RC Church in Stokesley is rebuilt after a fire. 1975

Horse racing at Windsor, Even Up in a race. 1st January 1975

Images Dated 1st January 1975: The Daily Mirror Offices in Holborn 1975. The Daily Mirror moved into the new premises in

The Daily Mirror Offices in Holborn 1975. The Daily Mirror moved into the new premises in Holborn in March 1961

Images Dated 1st January 1975: Sefton Park, Liverpool, Merseyside, a 235 acre park, opened to the public in 1872

Sefton Park, Liverpool, Merseyside, a 235 acre park, opened to the public in 1872. Sefton Park at Springtime, Circa 1975

Bobby Campbell, Aston Villa Football Player, in action, Circa 1975

Images Dated 1st January 1975: A picture from a series of humurous novelty images taken by Sunday People photographer

A picture from a series of humurous novelty images taken by Sunday People photographer Dennis Hutchinson. A woman vacuums the roof of a fur covered Mercedes Benz car in Whickham Circa : 1975

A picture from a series of humurous novelty images taken by Sunday People photographer Dennis Hutchinson. Question what the difference between this mother

A picture from a series of humurous novelty images taken by Sunday People photographer Dennis Hutchinson. A childhood picture of journalist Lisa Hutchinson, Lisa gets a fright reading a ghost story

A picture from a series of humurous novelty images taken by Sunday People photographer Dennis Hutchinson The tall and shortr of it. Two men of varying heights enjoy a pint of beer together

A picture from a series of humurous novelty images taken by Sunday People photographer Dennis Hutchinson - When this Christmas Eve picture was published in the early 1970s it touched the hearts of

A picture from a series of humurous novelty images taken by Sunday People photographer Dennis Hutchinson - The atmosphere can get a bit stuffy in a museum for some children, so this understanding

A picture from a series of humurous novelty images taken by Sunday People photographer Dennis Hutchinson - This young girl from the Tyne Valley is pictured with a cheeky chimp in Marbella, Spain

A picture from a series of humurous novelty images taken by Sunday People photographer Dennis Hutchinson. - Obviously this " old timer" still prefers the old sign of the times

Rod Stewart in Concert circa 1975

Vauxhall Chevette 1975 - Motor Car

Images Dated 1st January 1975: HMS Victory, the Battle of Trafalgar flagship of Lord Nelson

HMS Victory, the Battle of Trafalgar flagship of Lord Nelson. Though he died in 1805, Lord Nelson is still very much a part of naval tradition

HMS Victory, the Battle of Trafalgar flagship of Lord Nelson. Descendant of the Spanish galleons Castles, the highly decorated stern of HMS Victory was once the private quarters of Admiral Nelson

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