Images Dated 12th September 1983

Nancy Reagan and Edith Davis Posing with Award
Washington, D.C.: The first lady's mother, Edith Davis, proudly displays her Arizona Lifetime Achievement Award, from the Association of Retarded Children (now The Arc of the United States). Mrs

A team of archaeologists, led by Paul Bidwell (pictured), work on a Roman Bridge site in Chollerford. The bridge, which dates back to 220 AD, crosses the River Tyne not far from Chesters Fort

Tom Jones makes a nostalgic visit to his home town of Pontypridd and enjoys a pint at the Treforest non Political Working Mens Club with 86-year-old Harry Beard

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Victoria Principal Actress Dbase MSI © mirrorpix

Former Goon Sir Harry Secombe flew into Newcastle and almost won himself a surprise magnum of champagne

Jimmy Connors Celebrating at US Open
Jimmy Connors pumps his fists in the air after winning a crucial point in the second set of his match against Ivan Lendl in the finals of the 1983 U.S. Open at Flushing Meadows

President Reagan and Katherine Ortega
(Original Caption) Washington, D.C.: President Reagan looks on as Katherine Ortega of New Mexico speaks after he announced his intention to nominate her to be U.S

Computer Wiz Kid Speaking into Microphone
9/2/1983- Milwaukee, WI: Close-up of computer "whiz-kid" Neal Patrick, seated and speaking into a microphone

Joe Corrigan golakeeper

Tom Jones perfuming live in Cardiff, Wales, for the first time in ten years. 12th September 1983

It takes more than a sexist ban to stop the women of Treforest getting their hands on a singing sex symbol

The former speaker of the House of Commons, Viscount Tonypandy, and Tom Jones share a joke at a reception at Cardiff Castle. 12th September 1983

Multi-cargo merchant ship the Hoegh Duke receives its bridge whilst under construction at Swan Hunters Wallsend yard. 12th September, 1983

A team of archaeologists, led by Paul Bidwell, work on a Roman Bridge site in Chollerford. The bridge, which dates back to 220 AD, crosses the River Tyne not far from Chesters Fort. 12/09/83

A smiling Sir Harry Secombe flew into Newcastle Airport and almost won himself a surprise magmum of champagne after he narrowly missed being the 10

A team of archaeologists, led by Paul Bidwell, work on a Roman Bridge site in Chollerford. The bridge, which dates back to 220 AD, crosses the River Tyne not far from Chesters Fort. 12/09/83

Workmen construct a £250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at
Workmen construct a £ 250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at Chollerford. The existing 17th century bridge to was due to close for repairs. 12/09/83

It takes more than a sexist ban to stop the women of Treforest getting their hands on a singing sex symbol

It takes more than a sexist ban to stop the women of Treforest getting their hands on a singing sex symbol

It takes more than a sexist ban to stop the women of Treforest getting their hands on a singing sex symbol

It takes more than a sexist ban to stop the women of Treforest getting their hands on a singing sex symbol

It takes more than a sexist ban to stop the women of Treforest getting their hands on a singing sex symbol

Tom Jones perfuming live in Cardiff, Wales, for the first time in ten years. 12th September 1983

Tom Jones perfuming live in Cardiff, Wales, for the first time in ten years. 12th September 1983

Tom Jones perfuming live in Cardiff, Wales, for the first time in ten years. 12th September 1983

It takes more than a sexist ban to stop the women of Treforest getting their hands on a singing sex symbol

It takes more than a sexist ban to stop the women of Treforest getting their hands on a singing sex symbol

It takes more than a sexist ban to stop the women of Treforest getting their hands on a singing sex symbol

Former Goon Sir Harry Secombe flew into Newcastle and almost won himself a surprise magnum of champagne

Former Goon Sir Harry Secombe flew into Newcastle and almost won himself a surprise magnum of champagne

Multi-cargo merchant ship the Hoegh Duke receives its bridge whilst under construction at Swan Hunters Wallsend yard. 12th September, 1983

Multi-cargo merchant ship the Hoegh Duke receives its bridge whilst under construction at Swan Hunters Wallsend yard. 12th September, 1983

Multi-cargo merchant ship the Hoegh Duke receives its bridge whilst under construction at Swan Hunters Wallsend yard. 12th September, 1983

Multi-cargo merchant ship the Hoegh Duke receives its bridge whilst under construction at Swan Hunters Wallsend yard. 12th September, 1983

A smiling Sir Harry Secombe flew into Newcastle Airport and almost won himself a surprise magmum of champagne after he narrowly missed being the 10

A smiling Sir Harry Secombe flew into Newcastle Airport and almost won himself a surprise magmum of champagne after he narrowly missed being the 10

A smiling Sir Harry Secombe flew into Newcastle Airport and almost won himself a surprise magmum of champagne after he narrowly missed being the 10

A team of archaeologists, led by Paul Bidwell (pictured), work on a Roman Bridge site in Chollerford. The bridge, which dates back to 220 AD, crosses the River Tyne not far from Chesters Fort

A team of archaeologists, led by Paul Bidwell (pictured), work on a Roman Bridge site in Chollerford. The bridge, which dates back to 220 AD, crosses the River Tyne not far from Chesters Fort

Workmen construct a £250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at
Workmen construct a £ 250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at Chollerford. The existing 17th century bridge to was due to close for repairs. 12/09/83

Workmen construct a £250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at
Workmen construct a £ 250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at Chollerford. The existing 17th century bridge to was due to close for repairs. 12/09/83

Workmen construct a £250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at
Workmen construct a £ 250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at Chollerford. The existing 17th century bridge to was due to close for repairs. 12/09/83

Workmen construct a £250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at
Workmen construct a £ 250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at Chollerford. The existing 17th century bridge to was due to close for repairs. 12/09/83

A team of archaeologists, led by Paul Bidwell, work on a Roman Bridge site in Chollerford. The bridge, which dates back to 220 AD, crosses the River Tyne not far from Chesters Fort. 12/09/83

A team of archaeologists, led by Paul Bidwell (pictured), work on a Roman Bridge site in Chollerford. The bridge, which dates back to 220 AD, crosses the River Tyne not far from Chesters Fort

Workmen construct a £250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at
Workmen construct a £ 250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at Chollerford. The existing 17th century bridge to was due to close for repairs. 12/09/83

Workmen construct a £250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at
Workmen construct a £ 250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at Chollerford. The existing 17th century bridge to was due to close for repairs. 12/09/83

A team of archaeologists, led by Paul Bidwell (pictured), work on a Roman Bridge site in Chollerford. The bridge, which dates back to 220 AD, crosses the River Tyne not far from Chesters Fort

Workmen construct a £250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at
Workmen construct a £ 250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at Chollerford. The existing 17th century bridge to was due to close for repairs. 12/09/83

Workmen construct a £250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at
Workmen construct a £ 250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at Chollerford. The existing 17th century bridge to was due to close for repairs. 12/09/83

A team of archaeologists, led by Paul Bidwell (pictured), work on a Roman Bridge site in Chollerford. The bridge, which dates back to 220 AD, crosses the River Tyne not far from Chesters Fort

Workmen construct a £250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at
Workmen construct a £ 250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at Chollerford. The existing 17th century bridge to was due to close for repairs. 12/09/83

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