Core76 Collection (#6)

Hair - Shocker Gary Lambadarios has won a battle for his job... but it was a close shave
Hair - Shocker Gary Lambadarios has won a battle for his job...but it was a close shave. The flame coloured Mohican-style haircut made bosses see red at a Japanese televison factory in South Wales

Teengagers June Allen and Audrey Manning wearing dresses November 1951

Jazz reacts differently on different people. But members of Studio One are almost unanimous on one thing: it makes you thirsty. So the bar at the club has a busy time. September 1958

Youth Rally February 1947 Usher Hall Edinburgh

A sign of the times. Rising youth violence led these Chinese retaurant to put up a sign banning servicemen in uniform and of course, Teddy Boys

Mods Dancing at the "Mod Ball"in Wembleys Empire Pool 1964
Mods Dancing at the " Mod Ball" in Wembleys Empire Pool 1964

Mods and Rockers clashed in the holiday resort of Margate in Kent in 1964 They were fighting on the beach the town centre and in the theme park Dreamland Mrs Winnie Wells (78Years)

Youth culture Mods and rockers february 1964 Grannie green 80 arrives in style for lunch riding pillion with a teenage ton up kid (rockers)

Youth Culture Mod and Rockers October 1963 Two Rockerss wearing their leather jackets having a cup of tea at the Ace cafe

Dawn breaks in Ibiza Spain Drink Drunk youth Young man sleeps it off on the beach Ibiza Spain holidays

Festival of the Flower Children at Woburn Abbey

Young models drinking

Hippies at flower festival Festival of the Flower Children at Woburn Abbey

Festival of the Flower Children at Woburn Abbey Hippies dancing and clapping at flower festival

Punk Rock Feature June 1977

Hippies in Hyde Park London

Teenagers Known as Beatniks in the sixties

Edinburgh gangs feature May 1998 teenage boys Ross Marrins (blue jacket) Douglas Bryden-Reid at Duddingston Village The Causeway neighbourhood watch

Edinburgh gang May 1998 Lara King (dark short hair), Marianne Rooney (tall), Steven Bowyer (short hair) and Laura Dickie (blonde with boots)

Edinburgh gang feature May 1998 teenagers in bus shelter Lara King (short with dark hair), Marianne Rooney (tall) Steven Bowyer (Short hair) and Laura Dickie (blonde with boots)

Roundhouse Happening Sale Psychedelic Simon for Rent man in chair blowing bubbles hippies

Sixties Fashion 1960s clothing Hippies at flower festival Festival of the Flower Children at Woburn Abbey

New Age Travellers Deb Sorril and Allan Lane with their children in a makeshift shelter, circa 1991

Fashion Rockers Youth A group of Rockers on their motorbikes in Greenock

Edinburgh teenagers - Middle class gangs feature May 1998

Gang warfare feature May 1998 Milngavie teenagers l-r Brian Gunnell 18 Mandy Mansell 17, Lauran MacNeil 16 Colin McDonald 17

Edinburgh gangs feature May 1998 teenage boys Ross Marrins (blue jacket) Douglas Bryden-Reid at Duddingston Village eating crisps

Hippies in Piccadilly London A group of Hippies gathered in Piccadilly Circus, London. 15th August 1969

Edinburgh gang feature May 1998 teenagers sit on park bench Lara King (short with dark hair), Marianne Rooney (tall) Steven Bowyer (Short hair) and Laura Dickie (blonde with boots)

Gang warfare Milngavie and Bearsden May 1998 two teenage boys

Junior Orange Order Parade At Carrickfergus April 1981 Junior Orangemen enjoying themselves. Teenagers are deserting junior Orange ranks in Ulster - but schoolboy recruits are on the increase

Gay Liberation March in Oxford Street Ginger a male walking past youth with placard

Young people dancing at a club

Dancing competition girls doing the twist

Love in a Woburn Abbey August 1967 Hippies watch and enjoy the spectacle of the burning stage

Mods run down the road outside shops in Hastings

Junior Orange Order Parade At Carrickfergus April 1981 Junior Orangemen enjoying themselves. Teenagers are deserting junior Orange ranks in Ulster - but schoolboy recruits are on the increase

Mods lie back on Vespa Piaggio Scooters on Margate sea front

Mods and Rockers clashed in the holiday resort of Margate in Kent in 1964 They were fighting on the beach the town centre

Youth Culture Mod Mods Swinging Sixties Collection May 1964 Mods wearing suits and parkas on Motor Scooters covered with extra lights and wing mirrors

Teenage Fashion in the sixties

The Teen Canteen in Elephant and Castle, for Teddy Boys Only

Punk Rock Feature June 1977 Youth, Teenagers, Punk, 1970s

Pop band The Animals at Eric Burdon wedding 1967 to Angie King at Speak easy club in London

Youth culture Mods and rockers october 1969 100 rockers and their girlfriends hold a write in in their club opposite Paddington Green police Station to raise money for new headquarters

Music - Pop Festivals - Isle of Wight - August 1969 Isle of Wight Pop Festival - A group of young people

Youth culture Mods with scooters 1964

Hippies at flower festival Festival of the Flower Children at Woburn Abbey

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"Capturing the Essence of Youth Culture: A Glimpse into Core76" Step back in time to the vibrant era of the 1960s, where youth culture was at its peak and rebellion filled the air. Join us as we delve into the captivating world of Core76, a collection that encapsulates the essence of this iconic period. Filming on the set of Ready Steady Go. In February 1964, television screens came alive with electrifying performances and youthful exuberance. The Mods gathered in Hastings on their scooters just a few months later, August 1964, showcasing their unique style and love for all things mod. In October 1963, two rockers sat proudly on their motorbike, representing an alternative subculture amidst this dynamic era. Meanwhile, a typical working day unfolded at Nuthouse hairdressing salon in Royal Arcade - a hub where innovative hairstyles flourished under skilled hands. The year is now 1964; Mods continue to make waves with their impeccable fashion sense and suave suits. However, not all stories from this time were idyllic - three youths faced consequences for causing bodily harm to a holidaymaker. Fast forward to 1967 when Eric Burdon of The Animals tied the knot with Angie King. Their celebration party became an emblematic moment within Core76's narrative. South Wales comprehensive school head took out his own contract on a group known as Hair - revealing how music could ignite controversy even within educational institutions. Punk band Sex Pistols embarked on their tour of Holland in January 1977; capturing rare moments behind closed doors as they relaxed in hotel bathrooms or Johnny Rotten himself graced Dutch soil with his punk persona. However rebellious they may have been, A & M Records sacked them just two months later – receiving only £75 for their efforts. Through these glimpses into history captured by Core76's lens emerges a vivid portrayal of the swinging sixties and punk revolution.