Anon (Thatcher)
Thatcher After Defeating Prime Minister Callaghan's Censure, 1979
Vintage Laser Wire Photograph
22.5 x 22.5 cms
8 13/16 x 8 13/16 ins
8304
The image in this photograph is copyright AP Wirephoto, and was taken by the photojournalist Peter Kemp. In this image, Margaret Thatcher is waving out of a car window the...
The image in this photograph is copyright AP Wirephoto, and was taken by the photojournalist Peter Kemp.
In this image, Margaret Thatcher is waving out of a car window the evening following her defeat against the then Labour government. This image has white paint and pen framing Thatcher's face to mark the cropped image to that would be used in press publications. Additionally, on the side there is there is a press note in black that reads, '69'.
An attached caption on the reverse further explains the image:
'(LON-3_ LONDON.MARCH 29 (AP)- THATCHER TOPPLES GOVERNMENT-British opposition leader Mrs. Margaret Thatcher smiles and waves as she leaves the House of Commons Wednesday night after successfully defeating Prime Minister Callaghan's Labour government on a vote of censure. It means that a general election is now inevitable, and Mrs. Thatcher could then become the first British women Prime Minister.(AP WIREPHOTO)(MC50045stf/PETER KEMP).to this caption is a torn yellow piece of paper.
Also on the reverse is a typed label which reads, 'Thatchers Margaret'.
Over this label, the reverse has a stared date stamp of, 'MAR 29 1979 5E'.
An additional stamp on the reverse reads, 'OTHER'.
Lastly, the reverse of this photograph has a barcode sticker numbered, 'AFV-885-BS'.
In this image, Margaret Thatcher is waving out of a car window the evening following her defeat against the then Labour government. This image has white paint and pen framing Thatcher's face to mark the cropped image to that would be used in press publications. Additionally, on the side there is there is a press note in black that reads, '69'.
An attached caption on the reverse further explains the image:
'(LON-3_ LONDON.MARCH 29 (AP)- THATCHER TOPPLES GOVERNMENT-British opposition leader Mrs. Margaret Thatcher smiles and waves as she leaves the House of Commons Wednesday night after successfully defeating Prime Minister Callaghan's Labour government on a vote of censure. It means that a general election is now inevitable, and Mrs. Thatcher could then become the first British women Prime Minister.(AP WIREPHOTO)(MC50045stf/PETER KEMP).to this caption is a torn yellow piece of paper.
Also on the reverse is a typed label which reads, 'Thatchers Margaret'.
Over this label, the reverse has a stared date stamp of, 'MAR 29 1979 5E'.
An additional stamp on the reverse reads, 'OTHER'.
Lastly, the reverse of this photograph has a barcode sticker numbered, 'AFV-885-BS'.