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00071 Collection: Scene from the ballet nEnigma Variationsi at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden

Scene from the ballet nEnigma Variationsi at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. December 1974

00071 Collection: Vladimir Vasiliev in the title role in the Bolshoi Ballet production of nSpartacusi at

Vladimir Vasiliev in the title role in the Bolshoi Ballet production of nSpartacusi at the London Coliseum. June 1974

00071 Collection: Pedal Power Takes a Nosedive. It was great while it lasted

Pedal Power Takes a Nosedive. It was great while it lasted. But the flight of Britains latest man-powered aircraft ended rather abruptly The plane, grandly named Jupiter

00071 Collection: R101 Airship moored at the Royal Airship Works Cardington, Befordshire

R101 Airship moored at the Royal Airship Works Cardington, Befordshire. October 1929

00071 Collection: Those magnificent men (and women) in their flying machines

Those magnificent men (and women) in their flying machines. They came, they saw and they took a ducking at this years National Birdman Rally on Bognor pier Clive Mills gets set for the big take-off

00071 Collection: Police officer Dave Lyall patrols the A686 between Haydon Bridge

Police officer Dave Lyall patrols the A686 between Haydon Bridge and Alston on his motorcycle

00071 Collection: Leigh Rugby League team pose for a group photograph Left to right

Leigh Rugby League team pose for a group photograph Left to right. Back row: Wheatley, R. Stephens, T. Edge, A. Hughes, G. Wood, J. Edden, H. Ryan, C. Middle row: Pawsey, C. Harris, N. Jenkins, E

00071 Collection: Leigh Rugby League team group. Left to right- Back row: Martyn, Kay

Leigh Rugby League team group. Left to right- Back row: Martyn, Kay
Leigh Rugby League team group. Left to right- Back row:Martyn, Kay. Front row: Davies, Callaghan B. Emmitt. March 1959

00071 Collection: The Angel, a wrestler and former French rugby player whose real name is Maurice Tillett

The Angel, a wrestler and former French rugby player whose real name is Maurice Tillett, before fighting at the Ring in Blackfriars Circa 1938

Conservative Party politician Enoch Powell. June 1970

00071 Collection: Marcia Haydee as Tatiana in the Stuttgart Ballet production of John CrankoOs ballet

Marcia Haydee as Tatiana in the Stuttgart Ballet production of John CrankoOs ballet Onegin" at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. July 1974

00071 Collection: A rabbit infected with Myxomatosis seen here in the final stages of the disease

A rabbit infected with Myxomatosis seen here in the final stages of the disease. The poor animal is deaf and blind and has blundered on to the road near the South Wales town of Llannilo in

Denis Howell, Minister of Sport, referees the match. August 1965

Police officer Dave Lyall patrols the A686 between Haydon Bridge and Alston on his motorcycle

A policeman of the 1914 era

00071 Collection: A police officer watches the traffic whizz by in his patrol car 01 / 06 / 95 circa

A police officer watches the traffic whizz by in his patrol car 01 / 06 / 95 circa
A police officer watches the traffic whizz by in his patrol car 01/06/95 circa

00071 Collection: Little and Large - two tiny Jack Russell terries look up in awe at two giant police

Little and Large - two tiny Jack Russell terries look up in awe at two giant police horses

00071 Collection: Instructor Tim Shaw puts the new police jet ski through its paces on the river Tyne at

Instructor Tim Shaw puts the new police jet ski through its paces on the river Tyne at Newcastle

00071 Collection: Northumbria Marine Divisions new rigid inflatable Polmar speed boat going through

Northumbria Marine Divisions new rigid inflatable Polmar speed boat going through its paces with Sergeant Brian Eke and PC John Hern

00071 Collection: As horses go, Steve is a trifle long in the tooth. Yet nobody at his birthday party would

As horses go, Steve is a trifle long in the tooth. Yet nobody at his birthday party would have thought the handsome chestnut Shire was 147 - by human standards, that is

00071 Collection: Pictures of Control desk for the Four Allied Powers show American

Pictures of Control desk for the Four Allied Powers show American, English and French Controllers in their places. The Russian Controller refuses to sit with the others

The Nutrai Ibex at the Thompson Zoo. June 1934

Two kangaroos fighting at Bristol Zoo. August 1965

00071 Collection: Three-year-old Combo on right explains to Freddie (aged 2

Three-year-old Combo on right explains to Freddie (aged 2) the moves of the various chess pieces. November 1962

The Nutrai Ibex at the Thompson Zoo. June 1934

00071 Collection: The Birdmen of Bognor marked the ninth anniversary of that momentous day when Bognor pier

The Birdmen of Bognor marked the ninth anniversary of that momentous day when Bognor pier first hosted its now-famous birdman event

David Attenborough with orangutan and her baby at London Zoo, Friday 2nd April 1982

Police with machine guns at Heathrow airport. January 1986

Those magnificent men (and women) in their flying machines. They came, they saw and they took a ducking at this years National Birdman Rally on Bognor pier Gary Jones of Sussex

Pedal power takes a nosedive. It was great while it lasted. But the flight of Britians latest men-powered aircraft ended rather abruptly on Sunday The plane, grandly named Jupiter

00071 Collection: Rudolf Nureyev as Herr Drosselmeyer the Prince in 'The Nutcracker'

Rudolf Nureyev as Herr Drosselmeyer the Prince in "The Nutcracker"
Rudolf Nureyev as Herr Drosselmeyer the Prince in " The Nutcracker" at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. November 1974

Dylan Thomas Welsh playright at BBC recording studio

KENNY RICHEY SEPTEMBER 1997 HE IS ON DEATH ROW IN A AMERICAN PRISON

Burt Lancaster and Bruce Forsyth at Celebrity golf tournament August 1976

Bruce Forsyth, TV Personality. Pictured with Rosemary Ford

Bruce Forsyth, TV Presenter, with wife and son

Bruce Forsyth, comedian and Game Show host, with his wife Wilnelia

00071 Collection: Bruce Forsythe sails for sunshine hoilday to South Africa on the liner Penndenis Castle

Bruce Forsythe sails for sunshine hoilday to South Africa on the liner Penndenis Castle with his wife Penny and two daughters Debbie age 6 and Julie age 4 in March 1962

00071 Collection: Eddie Calvert Trumpeter at his wedding with his new wife formerly Miss Celia Hart

Eddie Calvert Trumpeter at his wedding with his new wife formerly Miss Celia Hart and guest Mr & Mrs Bruce Forsythe. The popular trumpeter, Eddie Calvert, pictured at his wedding to Celia Hart

Sammy Davis with Bruce Forsyth rehearsing for the Royal Variety Performance 16th May 1960

00071 Collection: Bruce Forysth TV personality at greyhound meeting in aid of the Variety Club of Great

Bruce Forysth TV personality at greyhound meeting in aid of the Variety Club of Great Britain, May 1962

00071 Collection: Bruce Forsyth ex wife Anthea Redfern with her children Debbie, Jeremy, Josie

00071 Collection: Famous stars did a tour of the West End on a float and ended up singing Christmas Carols

Famous stars did a tour of the West End on a float and ended up singing Christmas Carols under the Christmas Tree in Trafalgar Square, all in aid of raising money for the Oxfam Appeal

00071 Collection: Bruce Forsyth Comedian / TV Presenter, July 1998. Leaving Buckingham Palace

Bruce Forsyth Comedian / TV Presenter, July 1998. Leaving Buckingham Palace
Bruce Forsyth Comedian/TV Presenter, July 1998. Leaving Buckingham Palace after reciving an OBE from the Queen

Variety Club of Great Britain Greyhound Meeting May 1962, Bruce Forsythe

00071 Collection: Sunday Pictorial Beach Beauty contest with Bruce Forysth at Torquay

Sunday Pictorial Beach Beauty contest with Bruce Forysth at Torquay. " Nice to see you, to see you nice" as Brucie probably said to this young girl when she took her turn in the Sunday

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