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Suez Crisis 1956 Men of the first Battalion Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders display a captued Egyptian flag as they arrive back in Southampton on the troopship Asturias from Port Said

American middleweight boxer Rubin Hurricane Carter of New Jersey, USA, in action during his fight with Harry Scott of Bootle at the Royal Albert Hall March 1965

American middleweight boxer Rubin Hurricane Carter of New Jersey, USA, talks to his opponent Harry Scott of Bootle after their fight at the Royal Albert Hall March 1965

American middleweight boxer Rubin Hurricane Carter of New Jersey, USA, in action during his fight with Harry Scott of Bootle at the Royal Albert Hall April 1965

Suez Crisis 1956 Men of the Royal Berkshire Regiment are issued with tropical kit for service in the Mediteranian

American middleweight boxer Rubin Hurricane Carter of New Jersey, USA, has his head washed and brushed in the barber shop of his London hotel before his fight with Tony Scott at the Royal Albert Hall

Suez Crisis 1956 The Israeli Ambassador Eliahu Elath at a press conference in the Embassy answering questions about Israels invasion of the Sinai Peninsula

The Specials pop group in chip shop called The Parsons Nose in Bishop Street, Coventry

The Specials pop group in chip shop called The Parsons Nose in Bishop Street, Coventry

The Specials pop group in chip shop called The Parsons Nose in Bishop Street, Coventry

The Specials pop group in chip shop called The Parsons Nose in Bishop Street, Coventry

American middleweight boxer Rubin Hurricane Carter of New Jersey, USA, has his head washed and brushed in the barber shop of his London hotel before his fight with Tony Scott at the Royal Albert Hall

The Specials pop group in chip shop called The Parsons Nose in Bishop Street, Coventry

Suez Crisis 1956 The last troops to leave Port Said at Dusk were the 1st Battalion The Royal Scots led by their piper

Rolling Stones: Charlie Watts before their performance at the ABC Theatre in Belfast 6th January 1965

Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger enjoys a cup of tea at Heathrow airport before flying off to join the rest of the group in Paris for shows that evening at Olympia on 11th April 1967

The Rolling Stones leaving Londons Heathrow Airport on 17th October 1969 for their first tour of the US since 1966

Lady Claflin Cook circa 1910 Suffragette benefactor patron - She has stated that she will spend a £ million in this country to advance the cause of Suffragettes 1910s Womens Rights Movement

Mr Barry Robinson of the cider making firm C. Robinson & Co. Tenbury Wells, using a hygrometer to test the moisture content of the dried pomage. November 1958

Argentine golfer Roberto de Vicenzo (right) shakes hands with Hedley Muscroft after their game in the British Open Golf tournament at Hoylake July 1967

A snow covered Jesmond Dene in 1972

Whichford, Warwickshire. Craftsman at work at Whichford Pottery

Farmer Dave Fowler and wife Pat turn out 78 tons a year of Cheddar cheese at Fowlers Forest Dairies in Earlswood. February 1980

View of Charlecote Park House

View of the river from Charlecote Park, Warwickshire, gardens

Astley. Priory Mill, oldest dwelling in Astley, Worcestershire

Statue in the High St. Bilston, West Midlands

Holy Austin Rock visitor centre, Kinver Edge, Staffordshire

A view from the Workman Bridge in Evesham. Man standing on a bridge over the River Avon

Frank Bruno meets a tough opponent before his fight with Lennox Lewis in Cardiff. The Cardiff Castle peacock is about to strike. 26th September 1993

Peter Hodges co-ordinator of the Kinver Edge Volunteers inside Holy Austin Rock visitor centre, Staffordshire

The Rolling Stones: Brian Jones. July 1964

Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger on 11th October 1993

Man walking across the drought hit reservoir at Bartley Green, Birmingham

Aerial view of Birmingham City Centre showing Victoria Square and Chamberlain Square

The Beatles in a Hillman with fans held back by the police at the Birmingham Hippodrome, 10 November 1963

British Jazz Giant Humphrey Lyttleton taken in Birmingham on 5 July 1991

Shakespeare Express pulled into Snow Hill Station, Birmingham to go to Stratford, the first steam train to run the route for 30 years. The engine decoupled and then went to the rear carriages

Industrial pollution. The skyline of Nechells, Birmingham

Sheep grazing in the churchyard at Preston on Stour nr, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire

The Marquis of Hertford pictured at Ragley Hall, near Alcester

Adam Ant Singer

All alone in the world, one of the kittens that have been rescued by the Cats Protection League, Hollywood

Autumn at Shugborough Hall

St Pauls Church and Churchyard

Ringo Starr and John Lennon walking from Stephenson Place, Birmingham, through the passage to the cellar to dodge the crowd. 12th October 1964

Sunflowers sway in the wind in the new cooks garden at Ryton Organic Gardens

The Queen unveils a commemorative stained glass window at the Birmingham Childrens Hospital. October 1998

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