Northcliffe Collection (#5)

Actor and Comedian Jimmy Edwards 1954

James Fox Actor
Actor James Fox in 1968

Christopher Lee in The Face of Fu Manchu 1965

David Niven, actor, 1969

Ken Dodd on stage at the Liverpool Playhouse in 1973

Albert Finney in 1966
Actor Albert Finney in 1966

Honor Blackman 1968
Actress Honor Blackman 1968

Shirley Anne Field, actress in 1960

Spike Milligan comedian 1959

Actress Helen Mirren, 1968

Laurence Olivier in 1957
Actor Laurence Oliver in 1957

Diana Rigg, actress 1970

Fenella Fielding, actress. (for full caption see version)
Fenella Fielding, actress in 1956

June Whitfield in 1953
Actress June Whitfield in 1953

Valerie Singleton wearing a space suit for feature on Blue Peter TV programme about women astronauts 1964

A young Wendy Richard
Wendy Richard (17), actress

Peter Butterworth, actor, dressed as the Dame, for pantomime, Dick Whittington 1976

Max Bygraves, entertainer
Max Bygraves in 1964

Anthony Newley in the recording studio 1960

Pulled Over
Motorcycle Police officer stopping a car 1938

E-Type Jaguar
Peter Elinskas, photographer, with his E-Type Jaguar motor car 1968

Full Size Pedal Car
Mr and Mrs Bottani riding along Kilburn High Road, London, in their pedal car

Glasgow Central Station from the signal box 1953

Drivers cab of the Flying Scotsman
Drivers cab of the LNER Flying Scotsman train, 1931

Great Western Railway Diesel express streamlined rail car 1934
Great Western Railway Diesel express streamlined rail car arriving at Gloucester, 1934

Train leaving Broadstairs station
440 D.1. class No A470 leaving Broadstairs Station 1929

L. M. S. Royal Train
L.M.S. Royal Train 6115 in 1940

Train passing through Potters Bar station as workmen dismantle the booking office and station masters house 1954

The Flying Scotsman arriving at Londons Marylebone Station 1985
The Flying Scotsman arriving at Londons Marylebone Station

The last West Country steam train
The last West Country Steam Train, the Exeter Flyer, leaving London Waterloo station for Basingstoke, 1965

French Mountain Steam locomotive 241
Mountain 241, passenger train built by the French State Railways in 1931

High speed French steam train
The fastest non-stop long distance continental train service, the 3.1243 Nord, leaving Gare du Nord, the service took four hours to travel between Paris, France and Liege, Belgium, 1930

SS Canberra returns to Southampton from the Falklands to huge crowds
SS Canberra returns to Southampton from the Falklands

The SS Canberra returns to Southampton from the Falklands

Mayflower II, sailing ship replica of the original Mayflower, to sail from Plymouth, Devon, to Plymouth U.S.A in 1957

HMS Theseus, Royal Navy Aircraft Carrier in 1956
HMS Theseus, Royal Navy Aircraft Carrier loaded with troops and vehicles heading for Suez from Portsmouth in 1956

The ErnestShackletonQuestexpedition to Antarctica, sets sail from London, 1921

England players (l-r) Phil Blakeway, Fran Cotton, Bill Beaumont, Roger Uttley
Scotland 18 England 30

Scotland v England at Murrayfield. Queen introduced to England team
Queen Elizabeth II shaking hands with Bill Beaumont 1976

Scotland v England at Murrayfield. John Carleton of England evades Keith Robertson to score
Scotland v England at Murrayfield 1989. John Carleton of England evades Keith Robertson to score

Scotland v England at Murrayfield 1948. Douglas Elliot watches Bill Black collect the ball after the scrum
Scotland 6 England 3

Micky Steele-Bodger in play during Scotland v England match at Murrayfield 1948
Scotland 6 England 3

Scotland v England Rugby Union at Murrayfield 1996. England's Martin johnson dominates the line out
Scotland 9 England 18 1996

Scotland v England Five Nations Championship at Murrayfield 1992, Tim Rodber make his presence felt to win line out
Scotland 7 England 25

Scotland v England Five Nations Championship at Twickenham 1993
England 26 Scotland 12

Five Nations Championship Scotland v England at MurrayfieldSimon Halliday on his run which led to an England try 1992
Scotland 7 England 25

Rory Underwood breaks free from the pack to score a try for England Final Score
Scotland 7 England 25 at Murrayfield 1992

England's Jonny May runs with the ball as he evades a tackle
Six Nations Championship. Scotland 0 v England 20, Murrayfield 2014

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The Northcliffe Collection: A Captivating Journey Through Iconic Moments Step into the enchanting world of the Northcliffe Collection, where history and entertainment intertwine to create a mesmerizing tapestry of captivating moments. From Sir David Attenborough's endearing encounter with a cockatoo to James Hunt's exuberant champagne swigging, this collection is an ode to the remarkable individuals who have left an indelible mark on our hearts. Transport yourself back to 1972 as Spike Milligan, Harry Secombe, and Peter Sellers - better known as The Goons - grace us with their comedic genius. Their timeless humor continues to bring joy even after all these years. And who could forget Morecambe and Wise in 1966? These legendary entertainers effortlessly stole the show with their impeccable timing and infectious laughter. Delve into naval history as we witness HMS Hermes, Royal Navy Aircraft Carrier HMS Hermes (R12), majestically sailing through uncharted waters. Its presence symbolizes strength and resilience that echoes throughout generations. Stirling Moss takes a momentary pause from his adrenaline-fueled races to savor a cup of tea – a glimpse into the calm amidst chaos. Comedian Les Dawson tickles our funny bone with his unparalleled wit, leaving us in stitches every time he graces the stage. Shirley Bassey's powerful voice reverberates through concert halls as she commands attention like no other performer can. Roy Orbison captivates audiences worldwide with his hauntingly beautiful melodies that touch souls in ways unimaginable. Amy Johnson soars through the skies fearlessly, breaking barriers for women everywhere by becoming one of Britain's most celebrated aviators. Actor Tom Baker dons his iconic role as Dr Who alongside his faithful robot dog K-9 at the US Embassy in 1978 – a testament to science fiction's ability to transport us beyond reality itself.