1967 Collection (#8)

Allison, the daughter of Stirling Moss and his American wife Elaine is christened at St Pauls Cathedral in the Chapel of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire

Captain James Andrews, who will fly the first commercial Concorde flight for BOAC in 1971, meets the press the day before the unveiling ceremony of the supersonic aircraft at Toulouse

King Faisal of Saudi Arabia, State Visit to London, May 1967. Our picture shows... Crowd Scenes, King Faisal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud

De-compression maternity suit. Mrs Linda Evans, with baby Catherine, 8 weeks, and watched by Joanne, 23 months and Rupert 4 years, as husband Neil Evans, uses her as a model for his latest suit

De-compression maternity suit. Mrs Jane Sparkes, 22, in the de-compression maternity suit during treatment. Jane Sparkes gets her first taste of the birth suit

George Harrison and John Lennon of The Beatles talking to the press and media at Bangor following the news of the death of their manager Brian Epstein. 27th August 1967

Actresses Hayley Mills and Pippa Steel. 13th May 1967

Actress Charlotte Rampling pictured in Chelsea. 9th August 1967

Scenes aboard Hull fishing trawler "Ross Orion"
Scenes aboard Hull fishing trawler " Ross Orion" on the fishing grounds off Greenland. 15th July 1967

Liverpool Schoolboys football team, last seasons English League Division One match. Schools Trophy winners, pictured ahead of the start of the new season

General view of the Leeds to Liverpool Canal taken near Athol Street in the north of Liverpool. Circa 1967

Tallest Man Competition held at the Londoner Hotel, Welbeck Street, London. Ex-Regimental Sergeant Major Ronald Brittain of the Coldstreams with the winner Christopher Greener

"Oliver"returns to the West End stage at the Piccadilly Theatre
" Oliver" returns to the West End stage at the Piccadilly Theatre. Paul Barclay, pictured, plays the lead role with Barry Humphries as Fagin. 25th April 1967

Donovan (pictured on the left) appearing with his mini orchestra at The Windsor Jazz Festival on Sunday 13th August 1967. The festival ran from Friday 11th to Sunday 13th August

Actress Judi Dench at home. 17th November 1967

Rex Makin, solicitor and member of the Beatles legal team, (2nd from the left, in the doorway, speaking, wearing glasses) speaks at the home of Brian Epstein, 24 Chapel Street, Belgravia, London

Mill House high rise flats at Spital Tongues in Newcastle 20 September 1967

Al Cohn (left) and Zoot Sims performing on stage at the 1967 National Jazz and Blues Festival at Royal Windsor Racecourse. 13th August 1967

A young woman takes a photograph of Prime Minister Harold Wilson (1916 - 1995) whilst he is visiting Hebburn and Jarrow during his tour of the North East of the country. 17th February 1967

The All Star Gala at Battersea Fun Fair. Katherine Lee from London who is the winner of the Miss Variety Club contest. 13th May 1967

Batman actor Adam West visits the House of Commons. His visit was arranged by Mr. James Dunn, Labour MP for Kirkdale Liverpool. Mr. Dunn was hoping to arrange a meeting between Mr

Richard Chamberlain is to star in his first BBC 2 drama, as a young american suffering from tuberculosis. The series starting in January is called " The Portrait of a Lady"

Celtic training at the Estadio Nacional in Lisbon, Portugal on the eve of their match against Inter Milan in the European cup final, which took place on 25th May 1967

Richard Chamberlain is to star in a BBC 2 colour production of the Henry James play " The Portrait of a Lady". His leading lady will be Suzanne Neve

Queen Elizabeth II visits Wrekin College, 17th March 1967

Everton v Aston Villa, League Division One, final score 3-1 to Everton. Alex young watches his daisy cutter beat the diving goalkeeper Withers to score his sides third goal. 1st April 1967

Greek shipping tycoon Aristotle Onassis attends the Law Courts in London to sue 77 year old Panaghis Vergottis, a Greek ship owner in connection with a deal involving the £ 1, 200

Joan Littlewood outside Theatre Royal Stratford East. 14th March 1967

Press launch of Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band" at Brian Epsteins house at 24 Chapel St. Belgravia London 19 May 1967

Scott McKenzie, pictured at The Royal Garden Hotel in London Scott McKenzie was born Philip Wallach Blondheim. He lived from January 10, 1939 to August 18, 2012

Adamsdown Square, Adamsdown, an inner city area and community in the south of Cardiff, Wales. Circa 1965. Our Picture Shows... Adamsdown Square where five roads meet

Former teammates, Terry Venables & George Graham, will be playing opposite each other at Highbury this Saturday (7th January)

Marlon Brando, actor pictured attending premiere of new film, A Countess from Hong Kong, at the Carlton Theatre, Haymarket, London, Thursday 5th January 1967

DB Finn (H332) (Left) seen here moored alongside The Boston Concord (GY730) in St Andrews Dock, Hull. 16th November 1967

Northern Fishing Co Ltd sidewinder trawler Brutus seen here departing Sy Andrews Dock, Hull for the fishing grounds around Bear Island in the far North. 10th July 1967

Paul Atkinson, lead guitarist of English pop group The Zombies, with his fiancee Molly Molloy, an American dancer, pictured in London. 15th September 1967

The wedding of Paul Atkinson, lead guitarist of English pop group The Zombies, to Molly Molloy, an American dancer, at the Presbyterian Church in Sandpit Lane, St. Albans

Bygones snow scene - New Road, Brixham at its town centre junction with Fore Street, in December 1967. A Christmas tree stands outside the town hall

Co-Op supermarket in Stratford, London 15th July 1967

New uniforms to return to school after half term break 7th February 1967

Twiggy, (real name Lesley Hornby) English model, seen in a Hippie gear outfit. Pictured before she left for the New York, America, USA later the same day

Mrs Billy McNeill, and the Celtic wives fly home to Prestwick Airport, Scotland, and into the rain, after they have seen their loved ones win 2-1 for Celtic in the European Cup Final against Inter

Heading South to cheer Celtic at Lisbon in the forthcoming European Cup final where they meet Inter-Milan, hitch-nicking Paisley buddies Tony Kelly (left)

Bertie Auld, Celtics outside left midfielder, pictured with his wife Liz (left) and his sister in law Mrs McLymont who is holding is daughter Susanne

The 1966-67 season was Manchester Uniteds 65th season in the Football League, and their 22nd consecutive season in the top division of English football

Lulu, pictured at her London flat celebrating after she has learnt that her single To Sir With Love has gone to number one in all the Amercian pop charts, and is on the way fora golden disc for Lulu

Aberystwyth Ceredigion, West Wales, 4th April 1967. A view up the estuary from Aberystwyth harbour, showing Trefechan bridge

Feature on iconic fashion label Marion Donaldson, Daily Record from 1967

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