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Winston Churchill, pictured after his arrival by air at Portsmouth from Upavon in Wiltshire, 1914
Mrs. Edith Olorenshaw decided to help out when she found her local post office was having difficulty finding a postwoman. She found she liked the job
If you want a healthy job and like meeting people, deliver the mail, says Mrs. Gertrude Haynes. And she should know because she has just retired after 32 years as postwoman in the village of Priors
Stratford postie Steve Nokes delivers the mail on a new bicycle. Craftsmen at W. RStratford postie Steve Nokes delivers the mail on a new bicycle. Craftsmen at W.R. Pashley of Stratford-on-Avon have designed a new delivery bike for the Royal Mail
Two prototype mini-bikes, isued to Stratford-on-Avon Post Office to see if they were any better than conventional machines, have been rejected ny the postmen
Postmen and women in Leamington have been chosen to test a new superbike aimed at speeding up deliveries. Posties traditional bikes are destined to follow red telephone boxes into extinction as a
The post Offices first national strike in the history of the British Post Office took place from Wednesday 20th January to Sunday 7th March 1971
Wolves team and Bob Ferrier fly off to Russia 4th August 1955
The Royal Yacht Britannia carrying the Royal Family arriving in Malta.. 3rd May 1954
The Queen pictured leaving Buckingham Palace before the birth of her third child. 12th February 1960
The opening of John Dobson street in Newcastle on Wednesday, May 6, 1970. Veteran cars park up ready for a parade down the newly opened street
Tommy Hutchison relaxes on the teams coach before they make the trip to Newcastle for a match. 9th February 1973
Evening Rush Hour chaos, due to damaged cables, at Glasgow Central Station, Glasgow, Scotland, 11th July 1966
Poster designed to illustrate look and feel of news ticker proposed for Glasgow Central Station, Glasgow, Scotland, 11th March 1968. Headline VIETNAM... Peace talks start
Holidaymakers and families queue for trains at Glasgow Central Station, Glasgow, Scotland, 15th July 1966
Crowd of would be passengers left waiting on concourse, due to train delays at Glasgow Central Station, Glasgow, Scotland, 25th April 1968
Everton manager Harry Catterick holds the FA Cup trophy on the train journey back to Liverpool following their 3-2 victory over Sheffield Wednesday at Wembley Stadium. May 1966
Everton team return home in an open top bus parade following their defeat to West Bromwich Albion in the 1968 FA Cup Final. 19th May 1968
Everton players enjoy a cup of tea at Speke Airport before flying out to Norway from Liverpool. Pictured left to right seated: Ray Wilson, Sandy Brown, Alex Scott
Everton footballers wives, girlfriends and children on the platform at Lime Street Staion, awaiting the arrival of the players from London folowing the League Cup Final match against Aston Villa at
A RAF Lockheed C-130 Hercules MK1 aircraft from 36 squadron, RAF Lyneham in Wiltshire. The aircraft had just entered service with the RAF. 26th September, 1967
These four motor cycles are on display at the newly-opened Herbert Art Gallery and Museum in Coventry. The newly-restored machines are from left: A 1912 Premier, a 1919 Triumph
Sir Freddie Laker and Tiny Rowlands leave the Board of Trade building in Victoria, London where they had a secret meeting with Biffin. 10th February 1982
Saga Holidays Ltd. (SAGA) announced that they had acquired the business of Laker Air Travel Ltd, formerly owned by Sir Freddie Laker, for £ 500, 000 in cash
Save Laker Airways sympathisers were signing a petition at Gatwick airport as well as raising money to help Sir Freddie Laker pay offhis debts after the company went bust
One of the houses belonging to Freddie Laker, pictured on the day that Laker Airways went bust. 5th February 1982
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
New Douglas DC10 widebodied jet seating up to 350 passengers, being unveiled by Laker Airways at Gatwick airport - for the planned Skytrain service. Pics taken over the Severn estuary. 7th March 1973
One of Freddie Lakers houses - The Woodcott Stud on Epsom Downs, pictured on the day that Laker Airways went bust. 5th February 1982
Head of Laker Airways Freddie Laker with his wife and mother at Buckingham Palace after being knighted by the Queen at an Investiture. 19th July 1978
The inaugural flight of the new transatlantic Skytrain service from Gatwick airport, London to JFK, New York, launched by Laker Airways chief Freddie Laker
Airline chief Freddie Laker, head of Laker Airways, pictured talking to one of his staff members on board one of his aircraft at Biggin Hill Air Fair. 12th May 1967
Managing director of British United Airways Freddie Laker, loads luggage onto an aircraft at Gatwick airport during a strike by porters. 1st December 1964
Scenes at Gatwick airport in London on the day that Laker Airways went bust. USA students with " Laker" on their caps. 5th February 1982
Robert and Cissie Charlton, parents of England football brothers Bobby and Jackie Charlton, greeted by enthusiastic rail guards as they arrive at Kings Cross Station in Central London from Ashington
Norwich City FC V. Luton Town. Players return from Liverpool St. to Norwich in a special carriage. 14th March 1959
Hes a lucky Guy, travelling by school bus. But these children of Wick Hill Secondary Modern School, Bracknell, Berks, will take that grin off his face. October 1959 P029070
A RAF Lockheed C-130 Hercules aircraft after its touch-down at Carlisle Airport. 29th September, 1967
Stewardess Jane Ridley sits in the huge cabin of a Lockheed Tri-Star airliner named Halcyon Days at Newcastle Airport. 16th August, 1972
A Gulfstream V business jet aircraft at the 1998 Sunderland Airshow. 2nd August, 1998
A de Havilland Heron propeller-driven small airliner operated by Dragon Airways from Newcastle Airport at Woolsington. The aircraft was initially introduced on the Newcastle to London by
A RAF Lockheed C-130 Hercules aircraft takes part in the 1998 Sunderland Airshow. 2nd August, 1998
A BAE Jetstream ( formerly Handley Page Jetstream ) of the RAFs 45 squadron pictured before taking part in the 1998 Sunderland Airshow. 2nd August, 1998
An Air UK British Aerospace 146 (BAe 146) airliner at Newcastle Airport. 27th September, 1990
A Handley Page Jetstream aircraft operated by Cal State Airlines. 5th November, 1971
A Lockheed Tri-Star airliner named Halcyon Days is watched by a group of youngsters as it leaves Newcastle Airport for Amsterdam. 16th August, 1972
