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A purse filled with pound notes. 31st January 1977
Female workers of the Tate and Lyle sugar refinery in Liverpool make their way to the staff canteen to consider action to offset the threat to the sugar factory
Secretary of State for Prices and Consumer Protection Roy Hattersley was a happy man today - the official inflation figure showed under 10% for the first time in many years
Annual share out of the new Tabernacle Provident Society. 15th December 1923
Bombadier Tom Burridge of Deptfprd, London and his comrade Bombadier Poppleseell of Middlesbrough attempt to trade their cigarette lighter for an accordion at a barter exchange in Luneburg
Items for trade on display in a shop window in Luneburg, Germany after the Second World War. After the war there was a scarcity of vital necessities such as food
A barter exchange in Luneburg, Germany after the Second World War. After the war there was a scarcity of vital necessities such as food
The new one pound coin. Cab driver Paul Herman. 12th April 1983
The new one pound coin. 12th April 1983
Railway clerk John Freeman with his 1 in 20, 000, 000 freak pound note - without any serial numbers. Mr Freeman, who works in Oxford as a booking clark
A one pound note being squeezed in response to the 15 percent interest rate. 7th October 1976
Unemployed men seen here queueing up at the Labour Exchange in the Midlands. 23rd October 1931
The line up for free soup distributed by the Salvation Army Soup Kitchen, which was warmly welcomed when it visited Gateshead. 30th January 1934
The docks and the River Thames looking towards Tower Bridge and St Pauls Cathedral. Circa August 1936
Lloyds Bank Cattle Market branch, Newcastle. 1st November 1983
The Bank of Englands Newcastle branch. 6th June 1971
The First National Bank of Chicago. 10th May 1974
One of Newcastles most pleasing classical buildings, the savings bank of Grainger Street and Westgate Road, could be threatened by the Tyneside Metropolitan Railway Bill
Lloyds Bank on Newcastle Quayside. 9th July 1978
Midland Bank, Newcastle. 20th February 1983
The hall of one of Newcastles oldest banks faces demolition. Barclays Bank have applied for permission to knock down their Grey Street banking hall and fill the space with offices
The imposing regional headquarters of Lloyds Bank in Grey Street, Newcastle. 4th July 1978
A woman customer at the Victoria check in office, pictured on the day that Laker Airways went bust. 5th February 1982
The Laker Airways office in Grosvenor Street with three pints of milk uncollected, pictured on the day that Laker Airways went bust. 5th February 1982
A 1982 Laker brochure stands on the counter of an empty booking office at Victoria, London, on the day that Laker Airways went bust. 5th February 1982
Decimal Currency Feature February 1971 Decimalisation Day - Conservative MP Wildred Proudfoot pictured at supermarket where he announced that decimal coinage was now available at No5 checkout in
An aerial view of London showing St Pauls Cathedral flanked by some of the new office blocks constructed during the recent economic boom. 23rd August 1959
Chancellor of the Exchequer Anthony Barber with General Secratary of the TUC Vic Fether, during a press conference at the Treasury in Whitehall
Chancellor of the Exchequer Anthony Barber leaves Downing Street for the House of Commons on Prime Minister Edward Heaths 57th birthday. 9th July 1973
Chancellor of the Exchequer Anthony Barber makes a speech at the second and final day of the Conservative Womans Conference at Centre Hall, Westminster. 23rd May 1973
Chancellor of the Exchequer Anthony Barber holds up his red budget box as he leaves number 11 Downing Street for the House of Commons. 6th March 1973
In a symbollic gesture, Energy Minister Anthony Wedgwood-Benn and Argyll Consortium boss Fred Hamilton " turn on" the first oil to flow into Britain from the North Sea
Chancellor of the Exchequer Anthony Barber the day before he gives his budget speech in the House of Commons. 5th March 1973
Chancellor of the Exchequer Anthony Barber goes for a short walk into the Ministers Courtyard prior to leaving number 11 Downing Street for the House of Commons to deliver his budget speech
Chancellor of the Exchequer Anthony Barber dejectedly leaves number 11 Downing Street on his way to the House of Commons to deliver a " mini budget" during the Oil Crisis
Chancellor of the Exchequer Anthony Barber waveas as he holds his red budget box on leaving number 11 Downing Street for the House of Commons. 6th March 1973
Engineering firm receives direct hit. Director of the company sits outside in his car dictating to his secretary. April 21st 1941
