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835 Poster Prints
Fashion scene from Woolworth s. An old man sitting on a park bench reading his newspaper next to a model in bikini February 1975
Sam the pet pony in his luxury stable at the end of the garden in Woodingdean, Brighton May 1977
Buoyant. Mrs. Thatcher on polling day eve with the Party faithful. June 1983 P009158
Fashion scene from Woolworth s. Two old men sitting on a park bench distracted by models in bikini February 1975
Sam the pet pony having a drink of water in the litchen sink of his owners house in Woodingdean, Brighton May 1977
Woman wearing checked jumper. Reveille Fashions. Maureen Walker. April 1967 P008532
Tee shirts have come a long way from those plain old vest shapes. This new one-shouldered style fits Christine Donna to a T
Gorilla and her baby at Bristol Zoo May 1977 77-2590-015Gorilla and her baby at Bristol Zoo May 1977
Reveille Fashions: Delia Freeman. March 1968 P008402
Reveille fashions 1962: Jennifer White. March 1962 P008911
Fashion scene from Woolworth s. Woman wearing a bikini standing in the park with a little girl February 1975
Reveille fashion. Dawn Chapman. February 1962 P008891
Reveille fashions 1961: Roma Reeves. August 1961 P008769
Reveille Fashions: Gail Allan. January 1968 P008407
Recent additions to the unique collection of pit lamps at Armstrong College, Newcastle
Lamp man Jack Storey lit his last miners lamp at the Morrison Busty pit at Annfield Plain just before it was closed
Woman wearing long white dress with circular patterns, Clothing. May 1924 P008661
Robert Duran versus Ken Buchanan New York June 1972 Ken receives blow from Roberto and about to hit the deck
Miners Ron Oates (left) and Joe Olley hand in their lamps for the last time as Dawdon Colliery ceases to operate in July 1991. Ron had worked at the pit for 35 years, Joe 30
Edward Heath rehearsing the 107 strong European Community Youth Orchestra at the Royal Albert Hall. Mr Heath is president of the orchestra. August 1978
Woman wearing white blouse, black skirt and waistcoat. Reveille Fashions. Pamela March. March 1961 P008834
Two miners waiting outside the new social service centre at Burnhope colliery. 15th January 1935
A typical pit village street at High Rows, South Moor in 1900
Ronnie Barker and Simon Weston arrive November 1999 at the Mansion house lunch hosted by Lady Levene. mdtgu ronniebarker0904 radiotimes
Retired pitmen leaving the colliery for the last time, November 1946
Baby Doll, a gorilla at Howlett Park Zoo in Littleborne with new born baby Kisoro May 1977
Woman wearing all in one outfit. Reveille Fashions. Luise. June 1968 P008549
Woman wearing patterned shoulder dress. Reveille Fashions. Roma Reeves. May 1962 P008852
Woman wearing silk white shirt with black skirt. Reveille Fashions. Diana Lovell. February 1960 P008996
Workers on the publishing floor of the Stamford Street building counting the finished newspapers in to bundles Daily Mirror Newspaper April 1954 P044532
A band of coal trimmers in about 1880. Their job was to level the coal on boats on the Tyne so they kept a balance. The large pointed shovels enabled coal to be shifted easily
Sam the pet pony walking through his owners house to get through to his luxury stable at the end of the garden in Woodingdean, Brighton May 1977
A Daily Mirror photographic engraver inks a plate so he can check his work before passing the engraving on to the plate room and finally the presses. May 1956 P044535
Eccles Pit, owned by the Backworth Coal Company, where an explosion killed three men. 24th April 1933
Coal miner Joe Baksi (right) has a canteen lunch after a trip down the pit with Laurence Plover of the National Coal Board. May 1947 P009784
Lovely Jenny Clare looks a real Southern belle in a full-skirted party dress by Kati. The tight-fitting bodice is plain red moire taffeta
Daily Mirror Newspaper May 1956 A plate is attached to the press by a printer P044530
Busy making casks for navy. Naval ships have many uses for casks and Albert Pearcey a 63 year old cooper of Rotherhithe, whose father
Platemaking for the Daily Mirror Newspaper at Geraldine House in London. The Plates are used to print the pages of the paper. May 1956 P044533
The Daily Mirror printing presses at Stamford Street. April 1954 P044528
A souvenir of World War One, a German Howitzer being pushed to the scrap heap for metal at a village in Surrey while a light tank passes by. May 1945 P010150
Clothing. August 1972 P008426
Type setter at work for the Daily Mirror in Geraldine House. May 1956 P044537
British Forces network disc jockey Tommy Vance gives the salute August 1978
Off duty in Normandy, Northern France, girls of the Womens Auxiliary Air Force, concert party take a dip in the river. August 1944 P010240
Adding another to the collection of old and new miners lamps which is being made for educational purposes at Armstrong college, Newcastle
Jane Ectis looks at a mine rescue helmet on show at a Durham City exhibition in April 1975. The exibits had come from the collection of postman Gavin Burdon who was attempting to save relics of
Reels of newsprint paper bound for the Daily Mirror printing presses in central London. April 1954 P044526
