Professional Collection (page 8)

Vestry Hall, Kensington, design placed second by the professional referee (engraving)
606638 Vestry Hall, Kensington, design placed second by the professional referee (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Vestry Hall, Kensington)

Miss Edna May (photo)
559923 Miss Edna May (photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Miss Edna May.); Look and Learn / Peter Jackson Collection; English, out of copyright

Dr. Frederick Septimus Leighton (1800-92), c. 1850 (oil on canvas)
LGH162582 Dr. Frederick Septimus Leighton (1800-92), c.1850 (oil on canvas) by Leighton, Frederic (1830-96); 76.5x63.5 cm; Leighton House Museum, Kensington & Chelsea, London

Film box from the studio of H. C. Anderson, ca. 1965. Creator: Kodak
An empty Kodak Super Panchro-Press Type B Film box, gold with black and white and red graphic on front. Handwriting along TC reads " Women Bust / 1965" handwriting along CL reads

Grace
Young beautiful ballerina is posing in studio. Alexander Yakovlev

The Dance of Dust - 2
Beautiful woman wearing striped body dancing with cloth in white dust cloud shot in the dark. Andrey Guryanov

Scotlands Willie Miller with former Aberdeen teammate Gordon Strachan, October 1989

Kenny Dalglish and Bob Paisley join Pathway of Honour 1983 paving stones in Liverpool

Man City 1-5 West Ham, League Division One match at Maine Road, Saturday 21st March 1970, West Hams L-R: Geoff Hurst, Jimmy Greaves and Frank Lampard walk out of the tunnel before the match

Dewi Lewis, (2nd left) Western Mail Journalist, speaking with Welsh trio (from left) John Charles of Juventus, Mel Charles of Arsenal and Graham Williams of West Brom, Circa 1959

Aston Villa Football Team pay a visit to St Andrews Brine Baths in Droitwich, Tuesday 18th December 1962. Happy and floating in this picture are, left to right, Stan Horne, Harry Burrows

Wales Starting XI v Scotland, Ninian Park, Cardiff, Saturday 18th October 1958, British Home Championship (Wales lose the match 0-3)

Wales Starting XI v England, Ninian Park, Cardiff, Saturday 12th October 1963. Standing, left to right, Mike England, Terry Hennessey, Dave Hollins, Graham Williams, Ollie Burton and Wyn Davies

Wales Team to face Hungry this evening Wednesday 20th March 1963, in the UEFA European Championship Preliminary round 2nd leg at Ninian Park in Cardiff

Wales Players training session ahead of match against Belgium tomorrow evening, pictured Tuesday 22nd November 1949, International Friendly at Ninian Park, Wales won the match 5-1

Wales Starting XI v Scotland, British Home Championship, Ninian Park, Cardiff, Saturday 20th October 1962, Wales lose the match 2-3

Wales Starting XI v Belgium, International Friendly at Ninian Park, Cardiff, Wednesday 23rd November 1949, Wales won the match 5-1

Wales Starting XI v England, Home International Championship match at Ninian Park, Cardiff, Saturday 22nd October 1955, Wales won the match 2-1

Jimmy Murphy, Wales Team Manager talks tactics with Ivor Alchurch, Roy Vernon and John Charles, during a practice session today Thursday 10th October 1963

Lowestoft 2 - 0 Cleveland Spartans, The FA Womens Cup Final. The event was staged at a Football League ground for the first time on a controversial plastic pitch at QPRs Loftus Road, London

St Helens 1 v Preston North End 0. The FA Womens Cup Final, at Enfield Football Club, London. 4th May 1980

Middlesbrough Football Team, Pre-season Photocall, July 1968, William Lazenby Gates aka Bill Gates (top left)

Bill Gates, Middlesbrough Football Player, Pre-season Photocall, July 1968, William Lazenby Gates

1989 Ryder Cup held 224 September 1989 at The Belfry in Wishaw, Warwickshire, England, our picture shows... Tony Jacklin, European Captain with the trophy after the competition ended in a draw at 14

The Manhattans, American dancers, Beverley (blonde hair) and Sue, in London to perform a cabaret show at the Savoy Hotel, they enjoy open air rehearsals

Girl Aircraft Designers at Miles Aircraft Factory in Reading, being taught how to get grace and beauty in the lines, and the aircraft they plan, by Polish dancer, Pole Nirenska

Mike Halewood, World 500cc Champion is taken from the course after being injured when leading, Brands Hatch, Friday 12th April 1963

Motorcycle road racers competing in the 50cc Ultra-Lightweight Class at Brands Hatch, Friday 12th April 1963

Start of Race, 50cc Ultra-Lightweight Class at Brands Hatch, Friday 12th April 1963

Beryl Swain, motorcycle road racer from London, competing in this years Isle of Man TT 50cc Ultra-Lightweight Class, pictured during practice lap, Wednesday 30th May 1962

Dennis Croxford crashes at Druids Bend, Brands Hatch, Friday 12th April 1963

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Fee £ 75 for online and £ 150 for print Fee £ 75 for online and £ 150 for print Beryl Swain, housewife and motorcycle road racer from London

Dario Gradi, Crewe Alexandra Manager conducted a team training session, Thursday 12th November 1992

Douglas Fairbanks Senior, with United States golfers who arrived in London today, Tuesday 6th May 1930, to compete in the Walker Cup, pictured (left) Jimmy Johnston

Fee £75 for online and £150 for print Beryl Swain
Fee £ 75 for online and £ 150 for print Beryl Swain, motorcycle road racer and the first woman to compete solo in a TT road race on the Isle of Man course

Jimmy Millar, Rangers Centre Forward, Circa May 1963

Manchester City 5-0 Leicester City, Brian Kidd, Manchester City Forward, scorer of 4 goals, pictured at home with match ball and children, Clair aged 2 and Mark aged 4

Local rivals, Brian Kidd of Manchester City Forward (left) and Stuart Pearson of Manchester United, go head to head in the Manchester Derby this Saturday 5th March 1977

Jamie Redknapp, awarded Liverpool Away Supporters Club, Player of the Season Trophy, 21st May 1993

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"Captains of the Game: A Glimpse into Professional Sportsmanship" The 1966 World Cup Final at Wembley Stadium remains an iconic moment in football history, as England triumphed over West Germany with a score of 4-2. The captain's leadership played a crucial role in securing this historic victory. In a fierce international match between Scotland and England held in Greenock, Scotland on November 19th, 1972, professional players showcased their skills and determination on the field. Plough Lane witnessed an exhilarating women's international football match where professionals displayed their prowess with every kick and tackle. Dating back to the early days of football, the F. A. Cup Final of 1901 saw Tottenham Hotspur clash against Sheffield United in a thrilling encounter that highlighted the professionalism and dedication of both teams. Golf professional David Lewis contemplates his missed putt at East Hert golf club, showcasing the mental fortitude required to excel in such a precise sport. Behind every successful bridge game lies meticulous scoring captured on scorecards – evidence of professionals strategizing their way towards victory. Camera lenses capture moments frozen in time; they are essential tools for professionals who aim to immortalize sporting achievements or artistic performances alike. Dee Dee Wilde's elegant dance moves mesmerized audiences as she graced stages worldwide with Pans People Dance Troupe – true testament to her professionalism and talent. On Avenida Corrientes at sunset, two professional Tango dancers sway gracefully against the backdrop of Buenos Aires' iconic Obelisk monument – epitomizing passion and skill within this captivating art form. Glasgow Rangers' photocall from April 1966 showcases fourteen talented players named for their professionalism both on and off the pitch – representing one team united by ambition and dedication.