Core76 Collection

Youth Culture Mod and Rockers October 1963 Two Rockers sit on their motor Bike wearing their leather jackets

Mods gather in Hastings on their scooters, August 1964

Mods in Hastings on vespa and Lamboretta scooters 1964

A typical working day in the Nuthouse hairdressing salon in the Royal Arcade, Cardiff - 22nd Sept 1976

Filming on the set of Ready Steady Go! February 1964 Television TV programme Sixties dancing fashion clothing 1960s youth culture Crowd of young people having a dance Multi-ethnic groups mixed race

Mods 1964

Eric Burdon of The Animals weds Angie King 1967 and has a celebration party at the Speak Easy club in London

Punk band Sex Pistols relax during their tour of Holland in the hotel bathroom - January 1977

Teenagers Three youths who were birched for causing bodily harm to a Holidaymaker

Youth Culture Mods and Rockers October 1963 Two Mods sit on their motor Scooters wearing fur collared Parka coats. The bikes are covered with spot lights, a mod fashion statement

Hair - The hairstyle of Helen Richards (13) of Dinas Powis who is a pupil of St Cyres School. The headmaster is objecting to the hairstyle - 22nd Feb 1990

Hair - A South Wales comprehensive school head took out his own contract on a group of boys who sauntered into school sucking lollipops

Nigel McGill and nineteen year old Christine McGill of Glasgows Blue Angels on motorbike and sidecar after their wedding ceremony at Martha Street registrars Office May 1975

A young couple and their dog trying to hitch a lift view out of a car September 1970

Two hitch-hikers getting a comfortable lift in the back of a truck September 1970

Johnny Rotten of Punk band The Sex Pistols in Holland January 31st 1977

Punk band Sex Pistols were sacked by A & M records March 1977 receiving £75
Punk band Sex Pistols were sacked by A & M records March 1977 receiving £ 75, 000. 1977. Sid Vicious Johnny Rotten Paul Cook Steve Jones Malcolm McLaren

Motorbikes and riders gather at the famous Ace Cafe at Stonebridge Park on the North Circular Road in London. Pictured is rocker Jenny Burton posing on her Triumph motorcycle. January 1961

Youth Culture Mod Mods Swinging Sixties Collection May 1964 Mods wearing suits and parkas on Motor Scooters covered with extra lights and wing mirrors

Teenagers Punk Rockers Julian Isaacs Aunty Pus in a punk rock uniform playing guitar

Motorbikes and riders gather at the famous Ace Cafe at Stonebridge Park on The North Circular Road in London. 6th January 1961

Mods beside scooter 1961

Punk mohican hair tartan trousers union jack vest flag 1986 punks

Mods with scooters

Youth Sub Cultures Teddy Boys 1956 A group of Teddy Boys arriving at South Western Court to face charges of insulting behaviourand carrying offensive weapons on Tooting Bec Common

Youth Punk Rockers tour the Kings Road

Hells Angels Wedding on the seafront Mablethorpe Lincs on Easter Monday Cliff Gregory President of the Hells Angels had to ask for volunteers to stand in for the bride and groom

Initiation of new members of Hells Angels 1969

Teenage volunteers take part in a conservation project in Borough Woods near Mitford

Tony Claxton, Stephen Hall and Shaun Scott who have all landed permanent jobs after a Youth Training Scheme

Robert Egelstaff (second from right) and helpers (left to right) Kevin Howett, Colin MacWilliams and Billy Toucan at the Pendower Outdoor Education Centre

A group of youngsters watch as Richard McKenzie does a astride vault in the gymnasium at the Youth Club

A record shop opened today with the help of cash from West Midlands County Council. Alpha Records is the brain-child of two young West Indians who saw that there was an untapped market for West

Teddy Boys on a London street

Eric Burdon of The Animals marries Angie King 1967

Eric Burdon of The Animals marries Angie King 1967 at Speakeasy club in London

Filming on the set of Ready Steady Go! February 1964

Boys from the Coventry (Whitmore Park) 41st Scouts shoe-shining in Shelton Square, Coventry City Centre as part of their Bob-a-Job week. 15th April 1966

A teenager plays Space Invaders at an amusements arcade in Cardiff June 1981

Agriculture - Shows - Royal Welsh - July 1959 - Girl guides act as programme sellers at the show

Two teenage boys playing dominoes at Black Heath youth club in March 1959

Schoolboy boxing champion Gavin Jacobs patriotic hairstyle knocked out his opponents but fell foul of his headmaster. The 13-year-old British schoolboy boxing champion has been told to stay away

Every hundred yards or so down the A3 motorists find themselves being thumbed for a lift - the goal of hundreds of pop fan hitch hikers is the Isle of Wight

Pop Festival August 1977 Hippy Festival goers stand up to their ankles in mud with their trousers rolled up watching the acts on stage

Every hundred yards or so down the A3 motorists find themselves being thumbed for a lift - the goal of hundreds of pop fan hitch hikers is the Isle of Wight

Punk band The Sex Pistols in concert in Holland. 1977

Boys from the Coventry (Whitmore Park) 41st scouts shoe-shining in Shelton Square, Coventry City centre, as part of their Bob-a-Job week. 14th April 1966

Welcome to Stourbridge - from the fine swimming baths which attract bathers from a wide area. These three 16-year-olds - from Cradley Heath and Kingswinford - are Pat Edwards

Officials Mick Jones (19) and Sally Brotheridge (20) check members pases at the door of teh Studio One Jazz Club. September 1958

Running Studio One and their other enterprises means a lot of behind-the-scenes work for Ray Northover, barry Gordon and Don McCoy. Glass negs taken 1958

People dancing to the jazz band at the Studio One club. The resident band New Orleans Jazz Group play every Friday night. September 1958

Youngsters listening to jazz musician playing at the Studio One Jazz Club. September 195

The Jazz Club How they go. Typical of the members are apprentice technician Roger Wilson (21) and Laboratory assistant Christine Dudley (18)

Filming on the set of Ready Steady Go! February 1964

Filming on the set of Ready Steady Go! 1964 Television TV programme Sixties dancing fashion clothing 1960s youth culture Young people having a dance © Mirrorpix

Twisters on the after-deck dancing with the wake of the Royal Daffodil in the background June 1962

Twisters on the after-deck dancing with the wake of the Royal Daffodil in the background June 1962

David Bancroft and Alison Wyn-de-Bank Punk Wedding 1980 Pictured with grooms father Christopher Bancroft and grooms grandfather Mr David Bancroft at their wedding at Bletchley

Mods and Rockers with motorbikes

Punk Rocker March London 1980

Ace Cafe January1961 Motorbikes and riders gather at the famous Ace Cafe at Stonebridge Park on the North Circular Road in London

Love in a Woburn Abbey August 1967 Hippies Terry Evans and Rosemary Beddell

Love in a Woburn Abbey August 1967 Hippies watch flowers dropping from the hot-air balloon

Mods youth culture scooters

Rockers youth culture

mods on the beach, circa 1976

mods v rockers

Mods youth culture Hastings beach

mods and rockers on the beach, circa 1976

Mods youth culture throwing a person in to the sea on Margate beach

Pop Festival July 1974 Buxton Pop Pestival Music A couple share their sleeping bags and blankets

Hyde Park Pop Festival September 1970 Music A girl dances at the free pop festival at Hyde Park in London

Mods Youth Eddie Pillar from Loughton Essex May 1982

The Wallies August 1974 Camping on Salisbury Plain near stonehenge Wally, is the name given to members of a Salisbury Plain Yoga group midsummer

mods and rockers

Without boots and breeches on a saddle of banana leaves and using a bit less reins made from the rind of the fruit of the local tree called burau

Youth Punk Rockers tour the Kings Road

Film Quadrophenia made in Brighton all about Mods vs Rockers battle of the 1960s with music by The Who

Members of the blue angels gang outside court after a hearing August 1973

60-year-old miner Ted Hughes meets the young generation who are camping out beside the field which will hold the Bickershaw pop festival next week

A youth worker pops her head out of one of the windows in a housing slums in the Gorbals district of Glasgow January 1966

Punk Rock Girls December 1976 In their startling outfit

John Lennon and Yoko Ono at London airport presenting acorns they intend sending to heads of state throughout the world requesting them to plant for peace April 1969

Youth drinking culture Young people in pub August 1988

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"Capturing the Essence of Youth Culture: A Glimpse into Core76" Step back in time to the vibrant era of the 1960s, where youth culture was at its peak and rebellion filled the air. Join us as we delve into the captivating world of Core76, a collection that encapsulates the essence of this iconic period. Filming on the set of Ready Steady Go. In February 1964, television screens came alive with electrifying performances and youthful exuberance. The Mods gathered in Hastings on their scooters just a few months later, August 1964, showcasing their unique style and love for all things mod. In October 1963, two rockers sat proudly on their motorbike, representing an alternative subculture amidst this dynamic era. Meanwhile, a typical working day unfolded at Nuthouse hairdressing salon in Royal Arcade - a hub where innovative hairstyles flourished under skilled hands. The year is now 1964; Mods continue to make waves with their impeccable fashion sense and suave suits. However, not all stories from this time were idyllic - three youths faced consequences for causing bodily harm to a holidaymaker. Fast forward to 1967 when Eric Burdon of The Animals tied the knot with Angie King. Their celebration party became an emblematic moment within Core76's narrative. South Wales comprehensive school head took out his own contract on a group known as Hair - revealing how music could ignite controversy even within educational institutions. Punk band Sex Pistols embarked on their tour of Holland in January 1977; capturing rare moments behind closed doors as they relaxed in hotel bathrooms or Johnny Rotten himself graced Dutch soil with his punk persona. However rebellious they may have been, A & M Records sacked them just two months later – receiving only £75 for their efforts. Through these glimpses into history captured by Core76's lens emerges a vivid portrayal of the swinging sixties and punk revolution.