PUNKS RULE OK GOD SAVE THE QUEEN T-SHIRT LONDON 1970s

PUNK KINGS ROAD LONDON 1970s WHITE T SHIRT WALLY "WHERES WALLY" ..jpg

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Chelsea, London, England circa 1977.<br />
"There is no future and England's dreaming ... God save the Queen...", a Punk Rocker waits thoughtfully at the bus stop in the Kings Road. His button badges, "The Roxy Punks Rule OK!" and "Sex Pistols" with an image of John Lydon, adorn a "God Save the Queen" Seditionaries boutique t-shirt designed by Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood based on a graphic by Jamie Reid. Donald McDonald aka King Scalper often to be found outside The Emirates and other ticket events plying his trade. <br />
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BRITISH SOCIETY 1970S AND 1980S UK THE WAY WE WERE.
Chelsea, London, England circa 1977.
"There is no future and England's dreaming ... God save the Queen...", a Punk Rocker waits thoughtfully at the bus stop in the Kings Road. His button badges, "The Roxy Punks Rule OK!" and "Sex Pistols" with an image of John Lydon, adorn a "God Save the Queen" Seditionaries boutique t-shirt designed by Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood based on a graphic by Jamie Reid. Donald McDonald aka King Scalper often to be found outside The Emirates and other ticket events plying his trade.

Thanks to Spanner.

Filename:	PUNK KINGS ROAD LONDON 1970s WHITE T SHIRT WALLY "WHERES WALLY" ..jpg
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Date:	23 Jul 2006
Location:	London UK
Credit:	HOMER SYKES
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