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Day in the life of Covent Garden Market Cirica 1948
A goods train makes its way across the tow bridge in the centre of Stourbridge as it is being reconstructed, 11th October 1959
To celebrate the beginning of the Epsom meeting, bookmaker Gus Demmy decided to brighten the life of his punters by dressing his staff in the costume of the pearly people
Jump Sunday, Aintree. Colourfull tipster Prince Monolou charms a crowd of spectators who visited the famous Aintree Racecourse to inspect the jumps for the Grand National to be run next Saturday
Ocean King wearing his coat was in his stall and on his back was a light weight jockey in the form of the stables ten year old cat called Jose who spends much of her time with Ocean King
Racing legend Desert Orchid visits inmates at Ashwell Prison, Leicestershire. 9th April 1993
Here are a pair of the fastest Colts ever to race over the hallowed turf of Cheltenham racecourse. They breezed on to the famous Cotswold circuit in an attempt to dry out the soggier parts that
Royal Ascot Opening Day. The ladies put on their best silk frocks and silliest hats. They strutted around like superior Falkland penguins
Ladies day at Royal Ascot. Mrs Gertrude Shilling stands out in feathers. Circa 1970
The Queen and her racing manager Lord Porchester watch the finish of the 1978 Epsom Derby. 8th June 1978
Shrove Tuesday and Ash Wednesday herald, in Ashbourne, Derbyshire, one of the worlds oldest, largest, longest and maddest football games
Model wearing a festive christmas tree nightie, 1960
Lord Louis Mountbatten, comes aboard in an uncoventional manner, circa March 1941
Animal friendship between Ravi the Bengal tiger and Duke the Alsatian dog. They have grown up together but Ravi has become too big for Duke to handle so their owner Susan MacMillan has to keep a
Pub Olympics. bar divers, chairlifters and bottle walkers at the Cat and Fiddle are going to be in for some tough competition from the Printers Elbow at the 1980 Drinkers Games
A pint with a real body! The regulars really get into the spirit of things down at Tommy Duck s. And its not only the beer that has body in it
Mr Brian Cole winner of the Remarkable Pipe Contest seen here smoking / playing his Silver Jubilee Fanfare Pipe, a trumpet with six pipes attached at the Prince Henrys in Fleet Street. 26th July 1977
Coracle conference at Cenart: Following a pattern evolved over two thousand years ago, coracle builders construct the oval
Clothing: Men Kilts: There is much more to a kilt than meets the eye and draping a kilt-length round a girl is one pleasant way of proving it. Yes, it takes all that cloth to make my kilt
England (white shirt) beat France in the International Bicycle Polo at Silhurst Park. Our Picture Shows An English (white) steals the ball from Frenchman in a bicycle. July 1946 P032972
Three fellows playing Cycle polo which was invented in County Wicklow, Ireland, in 1891 by retired cyclist, Richard J. Mecredy
To cut a long story short, this is a bicycle made not for two, but twenty-two. Its 35ft. long, weighs two tons when laden, and is the big wheel of the bike world
Man Tossing the caber with Tania the elephant watching: on 20th May 1973
Cycling: Hugh Maclean and his Aqua Cycling Raft: It should have worked said Hugh Maclean after he had dragged his friend Bill McGrath out of the Thames. Mr
Before the start of the game the crowd at Leicester City football ground were entertained by the Royal Leicester Regiments Band
Buggynauts: Four young lads from Nottingham are pictured pedalling into London on their unusual six wheel, six gear buggy. The Bulwell Buggynauts from Nottingham arrive in London
William Rackliffe 54, has made a water cycle from an ex- R. A. FWilliam Rackliffe 54, has made a water cycle from an ex- R.A.F. bicycle frame mounted on two Spitfire fuel tanks and geared by the mechanism of a tank turret
24 seater bike ridden by Debenhams Crew to promote British Week in their stores. Circa 1979
Punk singer and actress Toyah Willcox sleeping in her coffin in Battersea, London. 13th May 1979
He Tried to Fly: 36 year old Mike Dolling of Queens Drive, Park South, Swindon, put his experimental ornithopter through its paces, on the edge of the Marlborough Downs, Wiltshire
Meet Rex, the most dogged potman a publican could ever wish to have work for him. As the final, plaintive cries of " Time, gentlemen
Rider in the sky. Is it a bike, is it a plane? No, its a unique compromise - a motorskycycle. It can fly at 80 miles an hour 10, 000 feet up or roar along at 60 mph on the ground
The view from the top of the pyramid of the Royal Artillery Motor Cycle Display Team. 21st April 1979 P001844
Fur coats for dogs. A doodle wearing a leopard print fur coat September 1957
Wolverhampton Wanderers fans with a Guard dog on their coach for an away game against Manchester United to deter vandalism. 15 October 1967
Leeds United players training. Trainer Bob Roxburgh explaining tactics to Charles, McMorran, Cockrane, Williams, Burden (capt), Iggleden, Dunn and Dudley with the aid of snooker balls
English League Division One match at St Andrews. Birmingham City 2 v Manchester United 4. Denis Law takes a breather in front of fans and photographers. 19th April 1965
Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones and Marianne Faithfull at the Butler dinner society in Dublin. 13th August 1967
Muhammad Ali seen here playing a round of tea cup golf at his hotel near Dublin. Ali is in Ireland for his fight with Al Blue Lewis. 14th July 1972
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II holding an umbrella in the rain. 10th August 1984
Secret View of new houses in Alexandra Palace. Two types of prefabricated houses have been errected inside Alexandra Palace for Local Authorities to view. 13th October 1945
June Hodgson wearing a razor blade dress in Sheffield. 14th September 1967
Ping Pong the poodle, studying the contents of the A-Z of Dogs, written by dog owner Barbara Woodhouse of Croxley Green, Rickmansworth in an attempt to answer the many questions
Miss Carol wearing a hat in the shape of a ducks family at the Festival of Poultry feathers hats and flowers, a sideline of the International Poultry Show
The sail railway between Spurn Head and Kilnsea on the Yorkshire coast. October 1922
Gulliver, a 50ft high inflatible giant designed and built by Building 67, a group of local artists, for the Greenwich festival, seen here at Greenwich pier. 19th June 1976
Father Christmas on a pair of skis on the mountain slopes. 31st December 1957
