Helen Bamber, founder of the Medical Foundation for Care of Victims of Torture, London 1990
Gaston Berlemont, legendary proprietor of 'The French House' (officially The York Minster) in Dean Street, Soho, London, 1976
Susie Clark, paper and photographic conservator, at the BBC Hulton Picture Library in 1987
Dr Pauline Cutting, surgeon, celebrated for her humanitarian work in Beirut, at a charity event in London with Cecil Parkinson MP, 1987
Fred Dibnah, steeplejack, engineer, television personality and eccentric, c1995
Charlie Dimmock, television gardening presenter
Mary and Hilary Evans in the Mary Evans Picture Library, Blackheath, London, 1973
Martyn K Ginder, funeral director
Sir Alexander Glen, explorer, intelligence officer, businessman and (when this was taken) Chairman of the British Tourist Authority, 1973
Molly Hattersley, educationalist, when she was Head of Creighton School in North London, 1974
Ellie Harrison, television presenter
Sir Robert Mark, Metropolitan Police Commissioner 1972-1977, at his home in Surrey, 1978
Mac' MacDonald, the last keeper of South Stack Lighthouse before it was automated, Holy Island, Anglesey, 1977
Lord Montagu of Beaulieu, historic car enthusiast and founder of the National Motor Museum.
Adel Rootstein, revolutionary mannequin designer and manufacturer, 1971 (She died in the early nineties but her company lives on)
Arthur Rowland, bottle collector and dealer
Lord Shackleton, geographer and explorer, President of Royal Geographical Society, at the RGS in 1992
The Muslim Imam, Dr Mohamed El Sharkawy seen taking a Justice Awareness Course with prisoners made up from all religious and non-religious groups, at The Mount Prison, Bovingdon, Hertfordshire.
Roger Smith, Director of the Royal Air Force Museum London, 1979
Lord Soper, preacher and orator
Malcolm Taylor, librarian at the Vaughan Williams Memorial Library
Dame Janet Vaughan, physician, haematologist, radiobiogilst, graduate and later Principal of Somerville College, Oxford, at her home in Oxford, 1981