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Paddy Hopkirk (in white) (Car 98) with co-driver Tony Nash, pause during a walk along the beach front to watch their third driver Neville Johnston, who began walking on his hands
Bricklayer Allan Wilson will "go to jail"for a crime of having a winning wayBricklayer Allan Wilson will " go to jail" for a crime of having a winning way with words. Allan wrote a catchy slogan to win through to the British Monopoly Championship in August 1979
Robert Lindsay actor who is starring as Bill Snibson in the stage musical Me and My Girl at the Adelphi Theatre in London February 1985
Actor and former journalist Alan Browning visting Newcastle. 13 / 06 / 71Actor and former journalist Alan Browning visting Newcastle. 13/06/71
Marian Dash at the Vaux World Shove Ha penny Championships in Durham in August 1983
Chairman of thre House of Commons Motor Club Sir Gerald Nabbaro (right) pictured at the Leyland factory with managing Director of the British Leyland Motor Corporation Sir Donald Stokes during
Students playing the new Chinese board game GOin April 1977
World Cup Rally drivers relax at the Hotel Estacion in Colombia May 1970. Pictured: with no clean drinking water available
Sherrill Crabtree deals the cards at the Black jack tables in the newly opened Casino Royal in Newcastle in January 1978
Monopoly championships held at the nuclear power station at Oldbury near Bristol in September 1977. 12 year old Paul Ellis of Longhirst, West Denton
People gambling and playing roulette in a casino in August 1971
Youths play on a Space Invaders machine in Newcastle in December 1980
British racing drivers Pat Moss and Ann Wisdom check in looking tired after finishing the International RAC rally at Crystal Palace, 23rd November 1959
Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales during his visit to the North East 30 September 1986 - The Prince chats to the crowd during his visit to Sunderland
Young people playing on a one armed bandit or electronic gaming machine in September 1983
American actress Lana Turner at a London hotel for an interview with Mirror writer Donald Zec. 29th December 1957
A bookie changing the odds at the racetrack in April 1995
Finnish rally driver Rauno Aaltonen with his winning Monte Carlo rally Mini car, arriving at London Airport. 23rd January 1967
British writer William Somerset Maugham photographed at his home. April 1959
Monte Carlo Rally winner Paddy Hopkirk enjoys the attention of a hostess in a Monte Carlo nightclub as he celebrates his victory. 25th January 1964
Brian Culcheth, Lord Donald Stokes & Johnstone Syer pictured together at drinks reception for the Leyland Rally Team at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London May 1970
Geraldine Hodson spins the wheel at the roulette table in the newly opened Casino Royal in Newcastle in January 1978
Mrs. May Wheatley will not be lighting the gas mantle in her kitchen much longer as she will be switching on the electric light next week in her new home in October 1959
Phil Middlemiss with the Newcastle and Gateshead edition of Monopoly
The gas holder at Howdon rears its head over the countryside while only a few yards away these children enjoy a walk amid the beauty of Howdon Park
Sunday Mirror Mexico Rally Team, stuck in the mud during practice session on the War Departments Tank Course at Blackdown in Surrey February 1970
Some of the cast of the play Arturo Ul on Grainger Street in Newcastle dressed as American gangsters in March 1979
A view demonstrating the storage capacity of the new Austin Seven car (later rebranded as the Mini) on display at a motor show in Birmingham
The latest pastime to his Tyneside in January 1979 is the Chinese board game simply called GO
Jenny Hopkirk with her friend Sue Winchester (right) as they are driven around the streets of Mayfair in London by Jennys famous rally driver husband Paddy Hopkirk in a new " see-through"
A roulette table and wheel
All the money in the world could not keep Michael Brimer (left) and Gordon Brown from falling asleep in their attemp on the world Monopoly record in June 1978
Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales during his visit to the North East 8 December 1986 - The Prince at Gosforth Park Hotel meeting exhibitor Derek Willis
James Dempsey MP, Member of Parliament for Coatbridge and Airdrie from 1959 until he died in office in 1982, pictured speaking to worker at a gathering February 1966
This elegantly dressed ghost must have cold feet judging by the cosy looking socks she is wearing
Thousands of new produced Austin cars stored on Wythnal Airfield shorlty after coming off the production line at Longbridge, Birmingham. 2nd October 1966
TV sports personality Dickie Davies was a guest of honour at Binns department store in Market Street, Newcastle, in September, 1983, to officially open the new escalators
General views of the Northumberland village of Cambois. The estuary of the River Blyth with the power station in the background 27/04/72
Here is the latest novelty - The "Peto"a new game in France - where balls areHere is the latest novelty - The " Peto" a new game in France - where balls are thrown by feet. It is played with a type of cone shaped goblet in plastic fixed to the foot by a band
Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales during his visit to the North East 5 February 1986 - The Prince playing dominoes with three reired miners at the Harton
Mr E R Taylor, headmaster of Wolverhampton Grammar School, presenting prizes at King Henry VIII Junior School, Coventry, yesterday. 11th July 1962
Liberal Democrat MP David Steel with his spitting image puppet. Circa 1990
Scottish singer and actress Barbara Dickson holding her son and a teddy bear. September 1987
A picture to illustrate the ghost story about orange seller Jane Wor Jin Jameson who haunted the Newcastle Quayside
Singer Frankie Vaughan strolling along the beach with some of the models from a fashion show at Seaburn, Sunderland to raise money for the Durham County Association of Youth Clubs, 23 October 1970
Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales during his visit to the North East 19 February 1988 - A delighted Prince with the neckerchief presented by Haydon Bridge scout Andrew Wilson
