Sixties london hi-res stock photography and images

SWINGING LONDON along the Kings Road, Chelsea, in 1965 Stock Photo

RMB3MJ1J–SWINGING LONDON along the Kings Road, Chelsea, in 1965

A group of groovy people wearing flamboyant fashions of the 1960s in Carnaby Street, London. Date: 1966 Stock Photo

RMMHMN5A–A group of groovy people wearing flamboyant fashions of the 1960s in Carnaby Street, London. Date: 1966

United Kingdom. England. London. Abbey Road. Sixties fashion models on zebra crossing. Stock Photo

RMA2XCT4–United Kingdom. England. London. Abbey Road. Sixties fashion models on zebra crossing.

1967 black and white psychedelic advertisement for the International Love-In Festival at Alexandra Palace, London, July 29th Stock Photo

RMH6F5YG–1967 black and white psychedelic advertisement for the International Love-In Festival at Alexandra Palace, London, July 29th

Couple with a scooter, London, 1967. Artist: Henry Grant Stock Photo

RMDDM75E–Couple with a scooter, London, 1967. Artist: Henry Grant

Vintage image of Trafalgar Square, London from April 1967 Stock Photo

RMKACET9–Vintage image of Trafalgar Square, London from April 1967

UK London Soho visitors in Carnaby Street Stock Photo

RMA69GDM–UK London Soho visitors in Carnaby Street

London, 1967, a lady bends down to read the headlines of the international, national and local British newspapers such as the Kensington Post, on a newstand outside a pavement tobacco kiosk. On display at the booth are 'World Cup Willie' lucky medallions, souvenirs for the 1966 World Cup football tournment which was held in Britain, with the final at Wembley Stadium. Stock Photo

RMMCK1R3–London, 1967, a lady bends down to read the headlines of the international, national and local British newspapers such as the Kensington Post, on a newstand outside a pavement tobacco kiosk. On display at the booth are 'World Cup Willie' lucky medallions, souvenirs for the 1966 World Cup football tournment which was held in Britain, with the final at Wembley Stadium.

Typical housing estate of the 1960's in London Stock Photo

RMA5B0TN–Typical housing estate of the 1960's in London

RMG4B0H1–SIXTIES FASHION : 1967

Faces of London- man in his sixties photographed in St James's London UK Stock Photo

RMBGKP84–Faces of London- man in his sixties photographed in St James's London UK

Entertaining the crowd at the Classic Car Boot Sale, Granary Square, King's Cross, London, UK Stock Photo

RF2YE4F4B–Entertaining the crowd at the Classic Car Boot Sale, Granary Square, King's Cross, London, UK

A smartly dressed elderly gentleman in a suit and tie poses for a photograph with his wife and daughter at The Society Restaurant, Jermyn Street, London. He holds them both close with his hands around their waists. Early 1960s. Stock Photo

RM2GNFXN1–A smartly dressed elderly gentleman in a suit and tie poses for a photograph with his wife and daughter at The Society Restaurant, Jermyn Street, London. He holds them both close with his hands around their waists. Early 1960s.

Carnaby Street London was a fashion mecca in the 1960s This image shows how the trendy youths of that time preferred to dress 2nd October 1966 Stock Photo

RMB4XB7H–Carnaby Street London was a fashion mecca in the 1960s This image shows how the trendy youths of that time preferred to dress 2nd October 1966

Sign at entrance to Carnaby Street in London Stock Photo

RMBBT8BJ–Sign at entrance to Carnaby Street in London

Jacqueline Kennedy, during a visit to London in 1966 is photographed carrying a copy of 'London Life' magazine which ran for just two years between 1965 and 1966 but chronicled the life and times of swinging sixties London. Colourised version of: 10425282 Date: 1966 Stock Photo

RM2JD6J1J–Jacqueline Kennedy, during a visit to London in 1966 is photographed carrying a copy of 'London Life' magazine which ran for just two years between 1965 and 1966 but chronicled the life and times of swinging sixties London. Colourised version of: 10425282 Date: 1966

65 Holborn Viaduct. 1960s modernist high rise office block in the City of London, UK Stock Photo

RMK37MXX–65 Holborn Viaduct. 1960s modernist high rise office block in the City of London, UK

Board room in sixties London Stock Photo

RM2BTBXX5–Board room in sixties London

Desmond Morris with an armadillo at London Zoo, 1960. Stock Photo

RMP68YF2–Desmond Morris with an armadillo at London Zoo, 1960.

CARNABY STREET London in 1965 - the Mates boutique Stock Photo

RMB3MHN2–CARNABY STREET London in 1965 - the Mates boutique

RM2RGCAT7–Jacqueline Kennedy, during a visit to London in 1966 is photographed carrying a copy of 'London Life' magazine which ran for just two years between 1965 and 1966 but chronicled the life and times of swinging sixties London.

Girl is wearing a orange sixties retro dress at night club in London , England . Stock Photo

RM2EJ2XWG–Girl is wearing a orange sixties retro dress at night club in London , England .

Pop star Dave Clark of the Dave Clark Five turning heads along the Strand in London Stock Photo

RM2M0C037–Pop star Dave Clark of the Dave Clark Five turning heads along the Strand in London

RM2KYKWDE–Centre Point, Building

17 May 1967, London. Patsy Jones 1960's Pop Singer poses on a London street. Patsy had a hit in 1967 with Colours Of Love. Photo by Tony Henshaw Archive Stock Photo

RM2BFDJH8–17 May 1967, London. Patsy Jones 1960's Pop Singer poses on a London street. Patsy had a hit in 1967 with Colours Of Love. Photo by Tony Henshaw Archive

Interior of a covered footbridge at the London Docks, 1965. Artist: John Gay. Stock Photo

RMPKCK6N–Interior of a covered footbridge at the London Docks, 1965. Artist: John Gay.

1960s, historical picture of a young lady window shopping, Carnaby Street, Central London, England, UK. With its stores selling the latest in British male and female fashion, the street became the place to go in the swinging sixties. Stock Photo

RMEDTBKF–1960s, historical picture of a young lady window shopping, Carnaby Street, Central London, England, UK. With its stores selling the latest in British male and female fashion, the street became the place to go in the swinging sixties.

Richard Hamilton pop artist in his studio with prints depicting Mick Jagger and Hamilton's art dealer Robert Fraser being arrested for possession of drugs. Painting called 'Swingeing London 1968-69' a screen-print on canvas, acrylic and collage. London, England 1968. 1960s UK HOMER SYKES Stock Photo

RM2Y003K3–Richard Hamilton pop artist in his studio with prints depicting Mick Jagger and Hamilton's art dealer Robert Fraser being arrested for possession of drugs. Painting called 'Swingeing London 1968-69' a screen-print on canvas, acrylic and collage. London, England 1968. 1960s UK HOMER SYKES

Fashion - Reita Faria - Stratford Hotel, London Stock Photo

RMG5B73B–Fashion - Reita Faria - Stratford Hotel, London

Institute of Education Sixties Architecture Bloomsbury University of London Stock Photo

RMAAXXFM–Institute of Education Sixties Architecture Bloomsbury University of London

London, UK. 10th Sep, 2019. The early years of James Rosenquist, visualising the Sixties - The First In-Depth Exhibition in the UK in Over Thirty Years to Focus On the Pivotal Decade of the Artist’s Career, Within and Beyond The Realms of Pop Art Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMWRB6K0–London, UK. 10th Sep, 2019. The early years of James Rosenquist, visualising the Sixties - The First In-Depth Exhibition in the UK in Over Thirty Years to Focus On the Pivotal Decade of the Artist’s Career, Within and Beyond The Realms of Pop Art Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News

Christmas lights in Carnaby Street in the West End, London, UK Stock Photo

RMF71R4D–Christmas lights in Carnaby Street in the West End, London, UK

Historic London: Low water on the River Thames near Greenwich Pier on a summer’s evening in July 1969. In the background, the coal-fired Deptford Power Station, site of the first modern high-voltage power station in the world. At one time the second largest station in Britain, the final chimney came down in 1992 and the site is now part of the Millennium Quay development, which includes more than 600 apartments. Stock Photo

RM2BM5M7M–Historic London: Low water on the River Thames near Greenwich Pier on a summer’s evening in July 1969. In the background, the coal-fired Deptford Power Station, site of the first modern high-voltage power station in the world. At one time the second largest station in Britain, the final chimney came down in 1992 and the site is now part of the Millennium Quay development, which includes more than 600 apartments.

Stubbs Point tower block, New Barn Street, Plaistow, London Borough of Bromley, Greater London, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo

RM2BN06D8–Stubbs Point tower block, New Barn Street, Plaistow, London Borough of Bromley, Greater London, England, United Kingdom

The Rare Book Room at the Natural History Museum, London Stock Photo

RMDTGH0N–The Rare Book Room at the Natural History Museum, London

RMK37DG6–65 Holborn Viaduct. 1960s modernist high rise office block in the City of London, UK

Plaque on house in Mayfair, London used by the Bee Gees in the Sixties. Stock Photo

RMC04G0C–Plaque on house in Mayfair, London used by the Bee Gees in the Sixties.

Desmond Morris with Prince Philip at the London Zoo, 1960. Stock Photo

RMP68YEC–Desmond Morris with Prince Philip at the London Zoo, 1960.

CARNABY STREET shoppers in 1965 outside the Mates boutique Stock Photo

RMB3KRNN–CARNABY STREET shoppers in 1965 outside the Mates boutique

Capability Brown, a sister boutique to I Was Lord Kitchener's Valet in Carnaby Street, London during the swinging sixties. Date: 1967 Stock Photo

RMMHMN5X–Capability Brown, a sister boutique to I Was Lord Kitchener's Valet in Carnaby Street, London during the swinging sixties. Date: 1967

Young people dancing in night club in London Stock Photo

RM2H8JE5A–Young people dancing in night club in London

RM2M0C03D–Pop star Dave Clark of the Dave Clark Five turning heads along the Strand in London

RM2KYKWHF–Centre Point, Building

The Strand, London with Routemaster double decker bus and cars and showing the Civil Service Stores and the High Commission of Southern Rhodesia in 1964. Photograph by Tony Henshaw. Stock Photo

RFGDCRY4–The Strand, London with Routemaster double decker bus and cars and showing the Civil Service Stores and the High Commission of Southern Rhodesia in 1964. Photograph by Tony Henshaw.

London, UK, 28th March 2020. London's Carnaby Street, at the heart of London's retail business, shut down as a result of the government's drive to curb thespead of Covid 19. Carnaby Street is most famous for being the beating heart of London's fashion scene at the height of the Swinging Sixties. Photo by Mike Abrahams / Alamy Stock Photo

RM2BB6GTM–London, UK, 28th March 2020. London's Carnaby Street, at the heart of London's retail business, shut down as a result of the government's drive to curb thespead of Covid 19. Carnaby Street is most famous for being the beating heart of London's fashion scene at the height of the Swinging Sixties. Photo by Mike Abrahams / Alamy

1960s, historical, eveningtime and uniformed policemen inspecting a Jaguar motor car parked in a street in New Cross, South London, England, UK. Stock Photo

RM2AYP9FJ–1960s, historical, eveningtime and uniformed policemen inspecting a Jaguar motor car parked in a street in New Cross, South London, England, UK.

RM2Y003KA–Richard Hamilton pop artist in his studio with prints depicting Mick Jagger and Hamilton's art dealer Robert Fraser being arrested for possession of drugs. Painting called 'Swingeing London 1968-69' a screen-print on canvas, acrylic and collage. London, England 1968. 1960s UK HOMER SYKES

The 1960 Tg 500 Tiger 'bubble car' which is the top lot in a sale of the Bruce Weiner Microcar collection at Christie's in London on March 6, 1997. The high performance version of the Messerschmitt is expected to fetch between 15 - 18,000. The cars symbolized the Swingin' Sixties and are now a cult in Britain and Japan, where small is beautiful and ownership of a car depends on the size of the parking space. Canadian bubble gum magnate Weiner said: 'I saw this little picture of a Messerschmitt and I just couldn't believe it. I'd never seen anything like it. I had to have it'. See PA Story SAL Stock Photo

RM2D2XH59–The 1960 Tg 500 Tiger 'bubble car' which is the top lot in a sale of the Bruce Weiner Microcar collection at Christie's in London on March 6, 1997. The high performance version of the Messerschmitt is expected to fetch between 15 - 18,000. The cars symbolized the Swingin' Sixties and are now a cult in Britain and Japan, where small is beautiful and ownership of a car depends on the size of the parking space. Canadian bubble gum magnate Weiner said: 'I saw this little picture of a Messerschmitt and I just couldn't believe it. I'd never seen anything like it. I had to have it'. See PA Story SAL

Mandela Walk, Southbank Centre, London. Looking along the side of the Festival Hall towards Mandela's statue and Belvedere Road. March 2021 Stock Photo

RF2FJYYNH–Mandela Walk, Southbank Centre, London. Looking along the side of the Festival Hall towards Mandela's statue and Belvedere Road. March 2021

RMWRB6JK–London, UK. 10th Sep, 2019. The early years of James Rosenquist, visualising the Sixties - The First In-Depth Exhibition in the UK in Over Thirty Years to Focus On the Pivotal Decade of the Artist’s Career, Within and Beyond The Realms of Pop Art Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News

London Bridge Station, London, 1960-1972. Artist: John Gay Stock Photo

RMDDTNC7–London Bridge Station, London, 1960-1972. Artist: John Gay

Historic London: Mudlarking at low water beside the River Thames near Greenwich Pier on a summer’s evening in July 1969. Passenger craft brought trippers to the pier from up river. In the background, the coal-fired Deptford Power Station, site of the first modern high-voltage power station in the world. At one time the second largest station in Britain, the final chimney came down in 1992 and the site is now part of the Millennium Quay development, which includes more than 600 apartments. Stock Photo

RM2BM5M7D–Historic London: Mudlarking at low water beside the River Thames near Greenwich Pier on a summer’s evening in July 1969. Passenger craft brought trippers to the pier from up river. In the background, the coal-fired Deptford Power Station, site of the first modern high-voltage power station in the world. At one time the second largest station in Britain, the final chimney came down in 1992 and the site is now part of the Millennium Quay development, which includes more than 600 apartments.

RM2BN06CT–Stubbs Point tower block, New Barn Street, Plaistow, London Borough of Bromley, Greater London, England, United Kingdom

Making printing roller, Sandersons, London, c1960s. Artist: Sandersons. Stock Photo

RMW7F507–Making printing roller, Sandersons, London, c1960s. Artist: Sandersons.

RMK37MY5–65 Holborn Viaduct. 1960s modernist high rise office block in the City of London, UK

Grade II listed murals by Dorothy Annan on former telephone exchange in Farringdon Road, London Stock Photo

RMCPR6EM–Grade II listed murals by Dorothy Annan on former telephone exchange in Farringdon Road, London

Desmond Morris with a tame green acouchi (Myoprocta) at the London Zoo. 1960. Stock Photo

RMP68YF4–Desmond Morris with a tame green acouchi (Myoprocta) at the London Zoo. 1960.

TWIGGY (Lesley Hornby) English model with Justin de Villeneuve in 1967 Stock Photo

RMR13JTG–TWIGGY (Lesley Hornby) English model with Justin de Villeneuve in 1967

Front cover of London Life magazine, the short-lived but impossibly hip magazine that encapsulated swinging sixties London. Cover heralds a feature inside on the swinging capital by Allan Sherman. 1966 Stock Photo

RM2M3RA6C–Front cover of London Life magazine, the short-lived but impossibly hip magazine that encapsulated swinging sixties London. Cover heralds a feature inside on the swinging capital by Allan Sherman. 1966

Young couple wearing vintage 60's clothes and hairstyle at nightclub club in London , England Stock Photo

RM2WPG719–Young couple wearing vintage 60's clothes and hairstyle at nightclub club in London , England

His and hers fashion in Carnaby Street, London 1968 Stock Photo

RM2MXFWCN–His and hers fashion in Carnaby Street, London 1968

A young couple posing for a photograph at the bar of the Zodiac Cocktail Bar, Jermyn Street, London. Early 1960s. The luxurious surroundings include wood-panelled walls, paintings and an ornate candelabra. Stock Photo

RM2GNFXMT–A young couple posing for a photograph at the bar of the Zodiac Cocktail Bar, Jermyn Street, London. Early 1960s. The luxurious surroundings include wood-panelled walls, paintings and an ornate candelabra.

Hippies in Trafalgar Square, London during the late 1960s Colin Maher/Simon Webster Stock Photo

RMPYPDT3–Hippies in Trafalgar Square, London during the late 1960s Colin Maher/Simon Webster

The Brunswick Centre is a grade II listed, residential and shopping centre in Bloomsbury, Camden, London, England, designed by Patrick Hodgkinson in the mid-1960s. Stock Photo

RMG1D9N5–The Brunswick Centre is a grade II listed, residential and shopping centre in Bloomsbury, Camden, London, England, designed by Patrick Hodgkinson in the mid-1960s.

RM2AYP9AN–1960s, historical, eveningtime and uniformed policemen inspecting a Jaguar motor car parked in a street in New Cross, South London, England, UK.

London, England 22nd April 1969. Patrick Procktor's opening night private view of his show at the Redfern Gallery, Cork Street London. Ossie Clark, Peter Hinwood, Patrick Proctor. The painting on the wall behind of the man with his feet in the air is a portrait of Gervase Griffiths muse of Patrick Procktor 1960s UK HOMER SYKES Stock Photo

RM3CW4C56–London, England 22nd April 1969. Patrick Procktor's opening night private view of his show at the Redfern Gallery, Cork Street London. Ossie Clark, Peter Hinwood, Patrick Proctor. The painting on the wall behind of the man with his feet in the air is a portrait of Gervase Griffiths muse of Patrick Procktor 1960s UK HOMER SYKES

Sixties twist innovator, Chubby Checker (2nd left) gets in the dance mood with New York chart-topping group, The Fat Boys, in London when the popsters announced their new single 'Wipeout'. Chubby joins them on the record, a remake of 'The Twist', and The Fat Boys are 'the Human Beat Box' Darren Robinson (l), 'Kool Rock-Ski' Damon Wimbley (2nd right) and 'Prince Markie Dee' Mark Morales. Stock Photo

RMJJ1E6N–Sixties twist innovator, Chubby Checker (2nd left) gets in the dance mood with New York chart-topping group, The Fat Boys, in London when the popsters announced their new single 'Wipeout'. Chubby joins them on the record, a remake of 'The Twist', and The Fat Boys are 'the Human Beat Box' Darren Robinson (l), 'Kool Rock-Ski' Damon Wimbley (2nd right) and 'Prince Markie Dee' Mark Morales.

123 Victoria Street, London, United Kingdom. Architect: MoreySmith, 2012. Exterior View. Stock Photo

RMD2NX28–123 Victoria Street, London, United Kingdom. Architect: MoreySmith, 2012. Exterior View.

London, UK. 10th Sep, 2019. Forest Ranger, 1967 - The early years of James Rosenquist, visualising the Sixties - The First In-Depth Exhibition in the UK in Over Thirty Years to Focus On the Pivotal Decade of the Artist’s Career, Within and Beyond The Realms of Pop Art Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMWRB65H–London, UK. 10th Sep, 2019. Forest Ranger, 1967 - The early years of James Rosenquist, visualising the Sixties - The First In-Depth Exhibition in the UK in Over Thirty Years to Focus On the Pivotal Decade of the Artist’s Career, Within and Beyond The Realms of Pop Art Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News

Elephants, London Zoo, Regent's Park, Westminster, London, c1964. Artist: John Gay. Stock Photo

RMP1KFEM–Elephants, London Zoo, Regent's Park, Westminster, London, c1964. Artist: John Gay.

View from above of parking ramps of London Heathrow airport in late sixties. It is possible to identify several liner of different air companies, in particular some BEA Trident Three at gate. Stock Photo

RM2K8AJ80–View from above of parking ramps of London Heathrow airport in late sixties. It is possible to identify several liner of different air companies, in particular some BEA Trident Three at gate.

RM2BN06CP–Stubbs Point tower block, New Barn Street, Plaistow, London Borough of Bromley, Greater London, England, United Kingdom

Hand-Printing of Wallpaper (Sandersons, London), 20th century. Artist: Sandersons. Stock Photo

RMW7F502–Hand-Printing of Wallpaper (Sandersons, London), 20th century. Artist: Sandersons.

RMK37DGG–65 Holborn Viaduct. 1960s modernist high rise office block in the City of London, UK

Sixties Token from the Tiberio Restaurant Mayfair Stock Photo

RMHWE132–Sixties Token from the Tiberio Restaurant Mayfair

Desmond Morris with a White rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum) at the London Zoo, 1965. Stock Photo

RMP68YE4–Desmond Morris with a White rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum) at the London Zoo, 1965.

BEE GEES Barry Gibb and his Lotus Elite S2 outside his London home in Eaton Square,June 1968. Photo Tony Gale Stock Photo

RMDH21KR–BEE GEES Barry Gibb and his Lotus Elite S2 outside his London home in Eaton Square,June 1968. Photo Tony Gale

Front cover of London Life, the short-lived but very groovy magazine which captured the style and spirit of sixties London briefly from 1964 to 1966. Front cover features a model wearing a pale rose pink bunny coat costing 104 guineas from Fortnum and Mason. Date: 1966 Stock Photo

RM2M3NHH3–Front cover of London Life, the short-lived but very groovy magazine which captured the style and spirit of sixties London briefly from 1964 to 1966. Front cover features a model wearing a pale rose pink bunny coat costing 104 guineas from Fortnum and Mason. Date: 1966

London, England, UK. Carnaby Street - street sign and commemmorative plaque at No 43 to 'Lord John' the Swinging Sixties mod clothes and psychedelia s Stock Photo

RM2FA5PTF–London, England, UK. Carnaby Street - street sign and commemmorative plaque at No 43 to 'Lord John' the Swinging Sixties mod clothes and psychedelia s

RM2MXFWD7–His and hers fashion in Carnaby Street, London 1968

A young woman is dancing with an elderly ‘Chelsea Pensioner’ army veteran at the Zodiac Cocktail bar, Jermyn Street, London. Early 1960s. The gentleman is a resident at the Royal Hospital Chelsea, a retirement home and nursing home for former members of the British Army located in Chelsea, London. He is wearing his scarlet pensioner’s uniform coat and his military medals, which include First and Second World War campaign medals and a British Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Stock Photo

RM2GNFXMX–A young woman is dancing with an elderly ‘Chelsea Pensioner’ army veteran at the Zodiac Cocktail bar, Jermyn Street, London. Early 1960s. The gentleman is a resident at the Royal Hospital Chelsea, a retirement home and nursing home for former members of the British Army located in Chelsea, London. He is wearing his scarlet pensioner’s uniform coat and his military medals, which include First and Second World War campaign medals and a British Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.

'Tophat Toddler' Hippy lifestyle in Portabello Road, London during the late 1960s Colin Maher/Simon Webster Stock Photo

RMPYPME2–'Tophat Toddler' Hippy lifestyle in Portabello Road, London during the late 1960s Colin Maher/Simon Webster

RMG1D9R8–The Brunswick Centre is a grade II listed, residential and shopping centre in Bloomsbury, Camden, London, England, designed by Patrick Hodgkinson in the mid-1960s.

1967, exterior of fashion boutique 'I Was Lord Kitchener's Valet', Foubert's Place, Carnaby Street, Westminster, London, England, UK. The original shop at Portobello market sold old military uniforms and became notable for a red tunic worn by Jimi Hendrix. In the later 60s, more shops were opened and other merchandise related to 'Swinging London' and the Union Jack were stocked. The shop sign was based on the 1914 armed forces recruitment poster of Alfred Leete, which featured Lord Kitchener, the Secretary of State for War, finger pointing and the words 'Your Country Needs You.' Stock Photo

RM3BCC0BR–1967, exterior of fashion boutique 'I Was Lord Kitchener's Valet', Foubert's Place, Carnaby Street, Westminster, London, England, UK. The original shop at Portobello market sold old military uniforms and became notable for a red tunic worn by Jimi Hendrix. In the later 60s, more shops were opened and other merchandise related to 'Swinging London' and the Union Jack were stocked. The shop sign was based on the 1914 armed forces recruitment poster of Alfred Leete, which featured Lord Kitchener, the Secretary of State for War, finger pointing and the words 'Your Country Needs You.'

A Day in the Death of Joe Egg - play by Peter Nichols. Poster for Glasgow Citizens Theatre production at Comedy Theatre, London, 1967. With Joe Melia , Zena Walker, John Carson, Phyllida Law and Joan Hickson. Directed by Michael Blakemore. Designed by Robin Pidcock. Music by Andy Park. Stock Photo

RMKH91HM–A Day in the Death of Joe Egg - play by Peter Nichols. Poster for Glasgow Citizens Theatre production at Comedy Theatre, London, 1967. With Joe Melia , Zena Walker, John Carson, Phyllida Law and Joan Hickson. Directed by Michael Blakemore. Designed by Robin Pidcock. Music by Andy Park.

Twenty mini-skirted British models at Heathrow Airport, London, prior to their departure to Moscow. They are members of the British Clothing Export Council party, who are taking part in the Soviet Union's International Festival of Fashion to be held at the International Palace of Sports in the V.I. Lenin Stadium. Stock Photo

RMG4MT5T–Twenty mini-skirted British models at Heathrow Airport, London, prior to their departure to Moscow. They are members of the British Clothing Export Council party, who are taking part in the Soviet Union's International Festival of Fashion to be held at the International Palace of Sports in the V.I. Lenin Stadium.

Rear cover of a guide to London's Heathrow airport and planes using it in the early 1960s - it shows a map or plan of Heathrow Stock Photo

RMD891NX–Rear cover of a guide to London's Heathrow airport and planes using it in the early 1960s - it shows a map or plan of Heathrow

RMWRB65Y–London, UK. 10th Sep, 2019. Forest Ranger, 1967 - The early years of James Rosenquist, visualising the Sixties - The First In-Depth Exhibition in the UK in Over Thirty Years to Focus On the Pivotal Decade of the Artist’s Career, Within and Beyond The Realms of Pop Art Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News

RMP8N420–Elephants, London Zoo, Regent's Park, Westminster, London, c1964. Artist: John Gay.

geography / travel, Great Britain, England, London, streets, Carnaby Street, 1960s, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE Stock Photo

RM2G1EEND–geography / travel, Great Britain, England, London, streets, Carnaby Street, 1960s, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE

45 RPM 7' UK record label of I Fought The Law by The Bobby Fuller Four on the London label from March 1966. Written by Sonny Curtis of The Crickets. Produced by Bob Keane. Stock Photo

RM2XXRCM7–45 RPM 7' UK record label of I Fought The Law by The Bobby Fuller Four on the London label from March 1966. Written by Sonny Curtis of The Crickets. Produced by Bob Keane.

Screen-Printing Wallpaper by Hand at Sandersons, London, c1960s. Artist: Sandersons. Stock Photo

RMW7F50C–Screen-Printing Wallpaper by Hand at Sandersons, London, c1960s. Artist: Sandersons.

Astley House, Sixties modernist office block, Notting Hill Gate, London, UK Stock Photo

RM2AEC9RB–Astley House, Sixties modernist office block, Notting Hill Gate, London, UK

Carnaby street, London, England Stock Photo

RFJ3W102–Carnaby street, London, England

RMP68YE6–Desmond Morris with a White rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum) at the London Zoo, 1965.

KINGS ROAD, London swinging sixties fashions in 1966 Stock Photo

RMA0EHFX–KINGS ROAD, London swinging sixties fashions in 1966

Front cover of the impossibly groovy London Life magazine which ran for just two years between 1965 and 1966 but chronicled the life and times of swinging sixties London. This particular cover features the model Belinda Willis, reclining languidly in a hammock and wearing chiffon trousers and spangled top by Georgina Linhart and huge spherical earrings by Felicity Bosanquet. Date: 1966 Stock Photo

RM2M3NH88–Front cover of the impossibly groovy London Life magazine which ran for just two years between 1965 and 1966 but chronicled the life and times of swinging sixties London. This particular cover features the model Belinda Willis, reclining languidly in a hammock and wearing chiffon trousers and spangled top by Georgina Linhart and huge spherical earrings by Felicity Bosanquet. Date: 1966

London, England, UK. Carnaby Street - sequined archway at the northern end Stock Photo

RM2FA65YF–London, England, UK. Carnaby Street - sequined archway at the northern end

Carnaby Street West End London UK Stock Photo

RMA384NH–Carnaby Street West End London UK

Vintage image of Piccadilly Circus in London taken in April 1967 showing various billboards of the time including Coca Cola, Guiness, Skol Stock Photo

RMJ8MEM7–Vintage image of Piccadilly Circus in London taken in April 1967 showing various billboards of the time including Coca Cola, Guiness, Skol

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