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Charm School - a model is being taught how to get out of a car with her knees together.
1965 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Our model pupil practises the sitting position she learned last week - hands clasped neatly on knee, legs on opposite side.
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In the class Pam learns the corerct way to walk - with tummy in and pelvis forward. Miss Campbell makes the girls walk with hands on hip-bones so that they can feel every step with their fingertips.
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PEOPLE - Prinz Charles wir 70: Perlen aus dem Archiv von Topfoto
Prince Charles appears to be quite calm as the press photographers take his picture.
5 August 1961 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Prince Charles and Princess Anne pull the strings at the puppet show - backstage at Podrecca's Piccoli Theatre at the Victoria Palace London tonight. 25 July 1960 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Prince Charles takes the wheel of a speedboat on Badminton Lake as Princess Anne and Richard Bryant (a director of the company producing the jet-propelled speed boat) calmly take the passenger seats. 22 April 1960 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Princess Anne a bridesmaid sitting with Prince Charles, cross legged on the floor. This was Princess Anne's first public duty when she was bridesmaid to Lady Pamela Mountbatten. Lady Pamela married Mr David Hicks, at Romsey Abbey, Hants.
13 January 1960 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Prince Charles at the Mountbatten wedding. With a look of almost grim determination the Prince of Wales shuts the door of the Royal Car to keep out the winter cold when the Royal party left for the wedding of Lady Pamela Mountbatten. Looking on with smiling approval is Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth in the background
13 January 1960 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Ballater, Scotland - Prince Charles, wearing a kilt, leaving a fishing tackle shop during a shopping expedition with the Queen Mother. 13 September 1959 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Prince Charles / Prince of Wales shows his delight on the roof of the VIP lounge at London airport today (Sunday) as he watches the arrival of the BOAC Comet jetliner bringing the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip home from their 6 week Canadian tour. 2 August 1959 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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The Royal Family leave for their Christmas holiday. The Prince of Wales / Prince Charles with his right leg still in plaster, all smiles / smiling as he walks along the platform to the train, with one of the many dogs - corgi - that went with the Royal party. 22 December 1958 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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First Public Appearance as Prince of Wales. Prince Charles (right) walking back from St Peter's Church Headley on Sunday to Cheam School making his first appearance as The Prince of Wales, announced by the Queen in a recorded message at the end of the Empire Games at Cardiff. 28 July 1958 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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At Cowes. Near the end of his holiday with his father at Cowes Regatta Prince Charles goes aboard the Royal Yacht Britannia after a trip in a speedboat piloted by the former Royal Equerry Cmdr Michael Parker
8 August 1957 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Prince Charles has a trip to the beach
Driving away from Holkham Bay Norfolk after a visit to the beach. He is staying with the Earl and Countess of Leicester at Holkham Hall following an operation to remove his tonsils and adenoids . 27 May 1957 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Prince Charles Batsman - cricket - playing with schoolmates on a games field near his Knightsbridge, London prep school on Wednesday.
1 May 1957 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Prince Charles, who always likes to know how things work, chatting excitedly to an engine driver on Platform 6 at St Pancras this afternoon.
the Prince and princess Anne were passengers on the 3.15 train from St Pancras to Market Harborough.
23 March 1956 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Auction at Christie’s
July 1954
Despite currency restrictions and other irritations of the post-war world, London is still the centre of the art market, and Christie’s is the great focus of that market in London. This is the first set of photographs taken since Christie’s returned to their premises in King Street after German bombs completed gutted the building in 1941, leaving nothing but a shell. This particular auction of furniture, rugs, porcelain and objects of art fetched £22,479 and 9 shillings.
Photo shows: Two elderly ladies seeing what catches their eye at the auction
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Members of the Mantle and Costume Manufacturers Export Group of Great Britain today presented a parade of English tailored coats and suits at the Grosvenor Hotel Ballroom, Park Lane, London, England.
Seen here: Gaby Young wears a Reveille Model at today's parade. It is a bottle green velvet classic suit with large flap pockets trimmed with bronze jet buttons.
29 May 1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Tower Of London . Believed to be the Ceremony of the Keys
1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Tower Of London . Playing games and socialising in the club
1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Tower Of London . Yeoman of the Guard families waving their children off to school.
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Tower Of London . Cleaning the windows of home.
1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Tower Of London, domestic life for those living in the Tower.
1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Tower Of London . Children of the Yeoman Warder families going off to school. Daily life for those who live in The Tower
1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Tower Of London . Your door is a little unusual if you are one of the families living in the Tower of London
1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Tower Of London . Tower Bridge in the background, the Thames, and one of the families living and working in the Tower of London does some housework.
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Tower Of London . Domestic life for those living and working in The Tower.
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Tower Of London . A resident playing the organ.
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Tower Of London . Domestic life for residents of The Tower, in the little kitchen.
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Tower Of London . Children of Yeoman Warders resident in the Tower playing at soliders - only these lucky children have their own castle and sentry box, no need to pretend.
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Tower Of London . Families of the Yeoman Warders living and working in the Tower hanging out their washing to dry at the foot of the great walls.
1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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THIS MODEL BUSINESS
Scenes at the West End office of the Gaby Young Mannequin Agency. She has nearly 90 girls on the files and there is constant demand for their services.
Gaby Young's Mannequin Agency
Gaby Young interviewing Pat turner who wants to start modelling, asks her to walk up and down. Gaby says she can tell from that if the girls is a potential model, however shy or awkward she is at this stage. (Also in picture by the door is another potential model Hilda Christian.
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THIS MODEL BUSINESS
Scenes at the West End office of the Gaby Young Mannequin Agency. She has nearly 90 girls on the files and there is a constant demand for their services.
Gaby Young's Mannequin Agency
Three of Gaby Youngs girls call on her secretary Jean Turner, to make appointments with Miss Young or her husband, Eddie Franklin, who is also her partner in the business, or to check up on their professional dates. Left to right Evelyn Buyers, Eve Wynn and Diana Martens.
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THIS MODEL BUSINESS
Scenes at the West End office of the Gaby Young Mannequin Agency. She has nearly 90 girls on the files and there is a constant demand for their services.
Appointment chart is checked over during call on Gaby Young by Elizabeth Chantler.
1950 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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THIS MODEL BUISNESS
Scenes at the West end office of the Gaby Young Mannequin Agency. She has nearly 90 girls on the files and there is a constant demand for their services.
Gaby Young's Mannequin Agency
Gaby Young and her secretary Jean Turner, cope with a battery of busy telephones. A successful model agency is conducted very much by phone call. The Gaby Young office is at present on a top floor (good for the figure) off Haymarket, but she is keeping an eye open for something rather bigger.
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THIS MODEL BUISNESS
Scenes at the West End office of the Gaby Young Mannequin Agency. She has nearly 90 girls on the files and there is a constant demand for their services.
Hilda Christian and Pat Turner (left) being interviewed by Gaby Young, they want to start modelling.
1950 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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THIS MODEL BUSINESS
Scenes at the West End office of the Gaby Young Mannequin Agency. she has nearly 90 girls on the files and there is a constant demand for their services.
Mother: Carla Cameron
Child: Lynn Cameron
Child models are also on Gaby's list. Lynn Cameron's engagements are being made by her mother Carla.
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THIS MODEL BUSINESS
Scenes at the West end office of the Gaby Young Mannequin Agency. She has nearly 90 girls on the files and there is a constant demand for their services.
Gaby Young's Mannequin Agency
She interviews two girls who want to be models, and, in these cases, takes them on. Not that they are quite right at present, by Gaby Young can tell at once whether a girl has possibilities and the rest she will knock into, or out of, them by training. The girls L-R Pat Turner and Hilda Christian.
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THIS MODEL BUSINESS
Scenes at the West end office of the Gaby Young Mannequin Agency. She has nearly 90 girls on the files and there is a constant demand for their services.
Gaby Young's Mannequin Agency
Elizabeth Chantler has come in to check with Miss Young about her engagement. It can all be done in a moment by consulting one of the charts on which all models and all their dates are noted.
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Last evening at the Odeon Marble Arch, London, 15 of the country's leading models, from the Gaby Young Agency, attended the premier of the new MGM film, "A Life Of Her Own", in which Lana Turner appears as New York's foremost model.
Seen here: Miss Gaby Young, in an evening dress of satin, with a velvet stole. Zircon jewellery in earrings and necklace, seen at the premiere last evening.
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Anita D'Ray, 21 year old film "starlet" is helped into a standard diving suit by leading seamen Frank Frost (left) and Bert Bull (right) aboard the Royal Navy experimental deep sea diving vessel HMS Reclaim at Chatham. Miss D'Ray is the ship's mascot and while on a visit to the ship she was persuaded by the officers and men to try on diving gear. Born in Molesey Surrey, Miss D'Ray began her stage career with the American Red Cross at the age of 14. She joined the Windmill Theatre in 1944 and last year began appearing in films. Aside from her acting career Miss D'Ray's chief interest is flying. Last year she won an air race on the Isle of Wight.
3 October 1950
H.M.S Reclaim was commissioned in 1949 and was deep diving and submarine rescue vessel, at that time the only ship in the British navy capable of deep diving operations. She was the last British warship to have sails. Although rarely used, they could apparently add half a knot to her speed. (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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PETROL DRIVEN PACHYDERM MEETS THE MARGATE CROWDS
1200 lb elephant which arrived at Margate yesterday to delight the crowds and take the kiddies for rides was not interested in buns and has never seen the jungle .
Jeannie , although most realistic to look at , is purely mechanical , petrol driven but can move its trunk and head and walk . Mr . Frank Stuart , the inventor , who has had orders for replicas from many parts of the world , has had to apply for a road licence for the elephant .
PICTURE SHOWS:- Mr Frank Stuart , the inventor during the construction of Jeannie the 1200lb mechanical elephant . Here he is building the elephants trunk .
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PETROL DRIVEN PACHYDERM MEETS THE MARGATE CROWDS
1200 lb elephant which arrived at Margate yesterday to delight the crowds and take the kiddies for rides was not interested in buns and has never seen the jungle .
Jeannie , although most realistic to look at , is purely mechanical , petrol driven but can move its trunk and head and walk . Mr . Frank Stuart , the inventor , who has had orders for replicas from many parts of the world , has had to apply for a road licence for the elephant .
PICTURE SHOWS:- The construction of Jeannie the 1200lb mechanical elephant . Here you can see the internal structure .
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