Mods' on scooters 1964 Frame:white Take a dog-based tour around

Take a dog-based tour around London with this fun take on a souvenir tea towel by creative collective Garudio Studiage

having been built for the line linking London and Greenwich in 1836

from its establishment in 1133 until it was surpressed in 1855

Nevinson was influenced by the Italian Futurist Umberto Boccioni's use of forceful lines and hard edges to convey ideas of conflict

View of the 'standard' view of the finished design of Crystal Palace

Mods' on scooters 1964 Frame:white Take a dog-based tour aroundMods' on motor scooters near Richmond, 1964. The favoured mode of transport for Mods was the motor scooter, usually the Italian designed Lambretta or Vespa, often festooned with lights and mirrors. This photo was taken in a year that saw running battles between mods and rockers. Many of these occurred in seaside towns near London such as Clacton, Margate and Brighton. Terry Spencer photographed this group of mods as they turned from Upper Richmond