Publicity Stunt Collection

Richard Branson next to a replica of Sir George Cayley's glider, with a Virgin Atlantic Boeing 747 (G-VAST) flying overhead

Two dinosaurs as high as a double decker bus fight each other in Londons Trafalgar Square. The event is to publicise the Boys and Girls Exhibition which will open at Alexandra Palace on march 10th

Planet of the Apes i Urko and Galan and friends (currently appearing at Chipperfields Curcus) called on the Queen at Buckingham Palace, to give a hand with the Changing of the Guard

Robots lined up over Westminster Bridge. The robots were supplied by EMI Records who used them on the cover of the latest album by Queen

J. Reynolds, Performing Acrobatic And Balancing Acts On High Cornice Above 9th Street, N.W. Washington DC, 1917. Human Fly Jammie Reynolds

J. Reynolds, Performing Acrobatic And Balancing Acts On High Cornice Above 9th Street, N.W. Washington DC, 1917. Human Fly Jammie Reynolds

J. Reynolds, Performing Acrobatic And Balancing Acts On High Cornice Above 9th Street, N.W. Washington DC, 1917. Human Fly Jammie Reynolds

J. Reynolds, Performing Acrobatic And Balancing Acts On High Cornice Above 9th Street, N.W. Washington DC, 1917. Human Fly Jammie Reynolds

J. Reynolds, Performing Acrobatic And Balancing Acts On High Cornice Above 9th Street, N.W. Washington DC, 1917. Human Fly Jammie Reynolds

Portrait of Henry (Clay) Goodwin, Cecil (Xavier) Scott, Sandy Williams, Art Hodes, and Kaiser Marshall, Times Square, New York, N.Y. ca. July 1947

Portrait of Kaiser Marshall, Art Hodes, Sandy Williams, Cecil (Xavier) Scott, and Henry (Clay) Goodwin, Times Square, New York, N.Y. ca. July 1947

Portrait of Kaiser Marshall, Art Hodes, Sandy Williams, Cecil (Xavier) Scott, and Henry (Clay) Goodwin, Times Square, New York, N.Y. ca. July 1947

Portrait of Kaiser Marshall, Art Hodes, Sandy Williams, Cecil (Xavier) Scott, and Henry (Clay) Goodwin, Times Square, New York, N.Y. ca. July 1947

Portrait of Art Hodes, Kaiser Marshall, Sandy Williams, and Cecil (Xavier) Scott, Times Square, New York, N.Y. ca. July 1947

Portrait of Art Hodes, Henry (Clay) Goodwin, Sandy Williams, and Cecil (Xavier) Scott, Times Square, New York, N.Y. ca. July 1947

Portrait of Henry (Clay) Goodwin, Times Square, New York, N.Y. ca. July 1947

Portrait of Art Hodes and Henry (Clay) Goodwin, Times Square, New York, N.Y. ca. July 1947

Portrait of Art Hodes, Kaiser Marshall, Henry (Clay) Goodwin, Sandy Williams, and Cecil (Xavier) Scott, Times Square, New York, N.Y. ca. July 1947

French aviator Jules Vedrines dropping leaflets from his plane over the Place de la Concorde in Paris (colour litho)
2779792 French aviator Jules Vedrines dropping leaflets from his plane over the Place de la Concorde in Paris (colour litho) by French School

A robot, supplied by EMI Records, who used them on the cover of the latest album by Queen looking at Buckingham Palace the home of the other Queen. 2nd November 1977

Barry, the Clown, on the Thames, 1844. Creator: Unknown
Barry, the Clown, on the Thames, 1844. Scene on the River Thames in London:an eccentric feat of very rare, though not unprecedented enactment. Mr

Champion American newspaper boy arrives in London. When the American Minneapolis Star
Champion American newspaper boy arrives in London

King Arthurs Triumph
A battle of giants taking place on the Southern Railway at Eastleigh, Hampshire, 12th March 1925

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"Unleashing the Beast: Witness the Epic Battle of Giant Dinosaurs in London. " London was taken by storm as two colossal dinosaurs, towering as high as a double-decker bus, engaged in an awe-inspiring fight that left spectators breathless. This larger-than-life publicity stunt captivated the city's attention and transported them back to prehistoric times. But these ancient creatures weren't the only spectacle to grace London's streets. Robots, supplied by EMI Records, stood tall and proud on Westminster Bridge, creating a futuristic scene straight out of a sci-fi movie. It was an ingenious move by EMI Records to promote their latest album, utilizing cutting-edge technology to capture people's imagination. Not limited to land-based stunts alone, even the skies witnessed extraordinary acts of promotion. French aviator Jules Vedrines took flight over Paris' Place de la Concorde and dropped leaflets from his plane. The vibrant colors of these litho-printed messages fluttering down mesmerized onlookers below. Traveling further back in time, we stumble upon Barry the Clown who made waves on the Thames in 1844. His whimsical presence brought joy and laughter to all those fortunate enough to witness his antics aboard a riverboat. A true pioneer of entertainment. And let us not forget about our primate friends from "Planet of the Apes. " Urko and Galan along with their companions delighted audiences at Chipperfields with their incredible performances. These talented beings showcased humanity's fascination with both real and imagined creatures alike. In this world where reality meets fantasy, one cannot overlook another remarkable creation - a robot provided by EMI Records once again stole the spotlight. Gracing album covers with its mechanical charm, it seamlessly blended artistry and innovation into one captivating image. The battle between giant dinosaurs raging through London may have repeated itself multiple times within our caption but just like this unforgettable event captured hearts, it serves as a reminder of the power of publicity stunts.