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Children at school during the warm weather. 13th March 1954
Lonnie Donegan at home, 13th May 1959
Phil Strongs medicine cures all, so he says as he sells it from his stall in Club Row, Bethnal Green, London
Crowds watching Phil Strong who is selling health cures in a bottle. You can see him in any street market - the man with the wonder cure, dispensing health for half a crown. He thumps his chest
On the river Cam in Cambridge resting in a punt are James Innes of St Catherines college where he reads modern languages and Irene Cassel from Gottingen
An exhibition of paintings at the Victoria Embankment Gardens. London, 12th May 1954
The end of a lunch time picnic at the Exhibition Southbank Garden. Miss Tessa Burnstock, 20 years old, her picnic in the open. London, 13th May 1954
The largest and oldest boys club in Sunderland is the Lambton Street boys fellowship centre where they accept boys from 8 to 18 years of age. In some cases they accept them even younger
Victoria Embankment Gardens. The graceful statue of Robert Burns and the lunch time siesta people, London. 12th May 1954
People taking their lunch break at Festival Southbank Gardens, London. 13th May 1954
Micheal Mullaby playing with toys in a large store. 13th May 1954
Listening to the band... Its an old British custom, and a good way of taking the weight off your feet. All you need is a deckchair - and an away from it all sense of laziness
Children hairdressing at Selfridges. It seems to be one of the most fashionable things to have your childs hair cut at Selfridges because the waiting list stretches for weeks
Sports mistress Miss Reid teaches football to the boys of Park Hill School, Kingston, London. 13th March 1954
Whiskey, the school dog at Park Hill School, Kingston, guards the boys coats as they are being taught football skills by sports mistress Miss Reid, London. 13th March 1954
January 24, 1950. The Liverpool Echo Reunion of Everton and Liverpool Stalwarts, a floodlit game at Holy Park, between sides composed of former stars of Everton
Actress Nanette Newman (twenty three) who stars in the film "Faces in the dark"Actress Nanette Newman (twenty three) who stars in the film " Faces in the dark" with five month old daughter Sarah Kate at home in Virginia Water, Surrey dbase MSI
A boy is shown how to replace the heel of a boot. He is "at work"A boy is shown how to replace the heel of a boot. He is " at work" at the Lion Boys Club in Hoxton, London, where members do shoe repairs for old age pensioners free of charge
A boy carries a bundle of shoes. He is "at work"A boy carries a bundle of shoes. He is " at work" at the Lion Boys Club in Hoxton, London, where members do shoe repairs for old age pensioners free of charge
Ballet lessons for children at Rambert School in the Mercury Theatre in Notting Hill Gate. Lessons are given by the world famous Ballet Rambert companys young up and coming stars of the future
The Goons of BBC fame at Cleopatras Needle on the Embankment, London. The trip was to get material for their programme The Reason Why
Aloysius McGowan, the Wrexham captain, receives the Welsh Cup from Mr E.J Morgan, vice-president of the Football Association of Wales at Ninian Park yesterday. 16th April 1957
The Duke and Duchess of Devonshire (The Mayor and Mayoress of Buxton) with their two children, the Marquess of Hartington and Lady Emma Cavendish with the festival Queen, Brenda Gilman
Meat Counter, Stockton Market, North East England, Circa 1959
Offas Dyke is a large linear earthwork that roughly follows the current border between England and Wales. Looking northwards from Pen Offa the Dyke drops down into the valley. 31st August 1956
Sam Snead, United States Golfer, prepare to tee off, Canada Cup match, Wentworth, Virginia Water, near Ascot, 24th June 1956
Ann Cave, model, poses with a make up mask, 29th October 1957
British Open 1952. Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club, Lancashire, 11th July 1952. The 81st Open Championship, was held from 9th to 11th July
A young girl trying on a hat at The Mad Hatter stall, in Barry Island, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales. 5th August 1951
Children on donkeys on holiday in Barry Island, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales. 5th August 1951
Rhondda miners on holiday in Barry Island, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales. 5th August 1951
Actor Donald Sinden seen here polishing his Ford Consul. Circa February 1955
Donald Sinden and son Jeremy inspect their very dusty and grimy Consul. Circa February 1952
Jennie Carson and Donald Sinden during filming An Alligator Named Daisy. 27th April 1955
Donald Sinden seen here on the beach during the Venice Film Festival. 8th September 1955
Left to Right Yvonne Buckingham, Donald Sinden and Julie Hopkins seen here aboard the Orient line ship the SS Orsova. during a break in filming " The Captain Tables". 25th July 1958
Ben Hogan (foreground) and Sam Snead, United States Golfers, prepare to tee off, Canada Cup, Practice Day, Wentworth, Virginia Water, near Ascot, Saturday 23rd June 1956
British Open 1958. Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club. Lancashire. Saturday 5th July 1958. Peter Thomson wins his fourth Claret Jug in five years in a 36-hole Saturday playoff
British Open 1952. Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club, Lancashire, 10th July 1952. The 81st Open Championship, was held from 9th to 11th July. Pictured, Gene Sarazen of the USA
Snowdon (centre) with Lliwedd (left) and Crib Coch (right) from the Nant Gwynant Pass, near Beddgellert, North Wales. 26th June 1959
Thornaby RAF Station, Thornaby, 18th August 1958
One of the gilded unicorns seen here being hoisted up on to the roof of Bristol City Hall 25th October 1950
Jaguars Class seen here parked outside the Odeon, Leicester Square, London. 14th April 1959
Odeon, Leicester Square, London. 14th April 1959
Donald Zec Daily Mirror entertainment editor and feature writer 8th August 1955
Guests attending a party held by Laurence Olivier and Lauren Bacall. 10th November 1958
Lauren Bacall arrives at London Airport. 5th November 1958
Lauren Bacall arriving at London Airport from Rome. 18th June 1959
