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Bob Lord, Chairman of Burnley Football Club, was up before the football league this morning. He is seen leaving the meeting in Paddington. 30th September 1962
Bob Lord (right), Chairman of Burnley Football Club, was up before the football league this morning. He is seen leaving the meeting in Paddington. 30th September 1962
An aerial view of the 120, 000 pop fans massed together at Freshwater on the Isle of Wight for the weekend pop festival. Pictures show the performance area and tented section. 28th August 1970
The Royal Navys aircraft carrier HMS Illustrious seen here under construction at the Swan Hunter Shipbuilders yard on the Tyne at Wallsend. 13th December 1977
A new employee being shown how to insert a inner liner into a flat cap at the Denham and Hargreaves factory, Atherstone. Circa 1960. Circa 1960
Flat cap being pressed on to a mould at the Denham and Hargreaves factory, Atherstone. Circa 1960
Women working in the wool felt section at the Denham and Hargreaves factory, Atherstone. Circa 1960. Circa 1960
Denham and Hargreaves Hat Factory, Atherstone. Circa 1960. Circa 1960
Seamstress sewing the inner band into a flat cap at the Denham and Hargreaves factory, Atherstone. Circa 1960
Gunsmith making a stock for a shotgun in Birminghams Gun Quarter. Circa 1973
Gunsmith inspecting the barrels for a shotgun in Birminghams Gun Quarter. Circa 1973
Gunsmith taking a pair of shotguns to the Gun Barrel Proof House, Birminghams Gun Quarter. Circa 1973
Welding plates on an unnamed ship in the Swan Hunter shipyards on the Tyne. 30th April 1973
Gunsmith taking a shotgun to the Gun Barrel Proof House, Birminghams Gun Quarter. Circa 1973
The the luxury liner Vistafjord under construction at the Neptune Yard of Swan Hunter on the Tyne. 27th January 1972
The bows of the the luxury liner Vistafjord are eased into place at the Neptune Yard of Swan Hunter on the Tyne. 27th January 1972
Chairman of Burnley FC Bob Lord kicks off a lesson in good football manners. Burnley Football Club are teaching their young supporters to set a new standard in sportsmanship
Newcastle United Homecoming after winning 1969 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, with a 6-2 aggregate win over Ujpest FC of Hungary, Thursday 12th June 1969. Our picture shows
Bob Lord, Burnley Football Club Chairman, at Turf Moor ahead of a Good Friday Church pageant which is happening at the ground. 31st March 1971
The Burnley football team left their home town by coach, then they flew from Ringway to London for the FA Cup Final. Chairman Bob Lord is pictured saying goodbye to the team. 7th May 1962
Burnley fans aboard the disco train to London. Chairman Bob Lord is pictured with fans. 28th January 1973
Burnley FC fans enjoy the mobile disco on board the soccer special. Chairman Bob Lord on the footplate of the train. 27th January 1973
Bob Lord, Burnley Football Club Chairman, with the Bishop of Blackburn, Dr Charles Claxton. The sign behind reads " For Christs Sake come to Turf Moor"
Newcastle United Homecoming after winning 1969 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, with a 6-2 aggregate win over Ujpest FC of Hungary, Thursday 12th June 1969. Our picture shows... fans along parade route
Newcastle United Homecoming after winning 1969 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, with a 6-2 aggregate win over Ujpest FC of Hungary, Thursday 12th June 1969. Our picture shows... Fans at St James Park
Newcastle United Homecoming after winning 1969 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, with a 6-2 aggregate win over Ujpest FC of Hungary, Thursday 12th June 1969
Burnley FC fans enjoy the mobile disco on board the soccer special. 27th January 1973
Burnley fans aboard the disco train to London. 28th January 1973
Burnley fans aboard the disco train to London. Chairman Bob Lord is pictured. 28th January 1973
The Burnley football team left their home town by coach, then they flew from Ringway to London for the FA Cup Final. Chairman Bob Lord with members of the team. 7th May 1962
The Burnley football team left their home town by coach, then they flew from Ringway to London for the FA Cup Final. Chairman Bob Lord (8th from right) with members of the team. 7th May 1962
