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Athletics 1976. Subjects include Inter-Counties at Derby; International Cross-Country at Chepstow; National Cross-Country at Leicester; Womens Marathon at Feltham; Finchley and Inter-Counties 20; Ewell track 40; AAA Marathon at Rotherham; Milton Keynes Marathon; Olympic Pentathlon team at Arborf; International Veterans 10km at Rugby; Marathon at Coventry; Two Bridges Race; London to Brighton; 100km track Crystal Palace.

Athletics 1977. Subjects include Southern Cross-Country at Windsor; National Cross-Country at Hampstead; Finchley 20; Ewell 50km; AAA Marathon at Rugby; Isle of Wight Marathon; Polytechnic Marathon; Uxbridge 50km track; Dusseldorf World Cup; Lugano Trophy; Milton Keynes 20km; London to Brighton; 24 Hour Track race at Crystal Palace.

Originally numbered No.82 Reels 1-2, 85.

South London Harriers Athletic Club. Subjects include cross-country at Coulsdon; club group including Fred House, Gordon Pirie, Rev Pollock Hill and later other notables Jack Stubbs and Tom Richards; match with Lancing College; Surrey Youth's cross-country; Gordon Pirie and his father at Addington; boat race between running clubs at Hammersmith with Alex Pirie on towpath; South of the Thames at Horsham; Southern C.C. Championships at Sandhurst with Wooderson finishing; the National at Bromborough with Jack Holden at the finish; school race at Coulsdon on Farthing Down; London to Brighton Relay; Joe Binks and Tom Richards; South London Harriers versus Harrow School; AAA Championships at White City; Finchley 20; Polytechnic Marathon with Jack Holden Sir Eric Stubbs and Princess Elizabeth as the race starter; a staged finish of Alex Pirie handing the Olympic Torch to Gordon Pirie.

Originally numbered No.18 Reel 1 and Reel 2.

South London Harriers Athletic Club. Subjects include cross-country at Coulsdon; club group including Fred House, Gordon Pirie, Rev Pollock Hill and later other notables Jack Stubbs and Tom Richards; match with Lancing College; Surrey Youth's cross-country; Gordon Pirie and his father at Addington; boat race between running clubs at Hammersmith with Alex Pirie on towpath; South of the Thames at Horsham; Southern C.C. Championships at Sandhurst with Wooderson finishing; the National at Bromborough with Jack Holden at the finish; school race at Coulsdon on Farthing Down; London to Brighton Relay; Joe Binks and Tom Richards; South London Harriers versus Harrow School; AAA Championships at White City; Finchley 20; Polytechnic Marathon with Jack Holden Sir Eric Stubbs and Princess Elizabeth as the race starter; a staged finish of Alex Pirie handing the Olympic Torch to Gordon Pirie.

Originally numbered No.18 Reel 1 and Reel 2.

Athletics 1978. Subjects include Finchley 20; Ewell track 40 miles; AAA Marathon at Sandbach; Polytechnic Marathon; Milton Keynes Marathon; London to Brighton; 100km Track race at Crystal Palace.

Commonwealth Games held in Edmonton, 1978. Subjects include opening ceremony featuring HM Queen Elizabeth II; Commonwealth Festival Stadium; 10,000m; 110m Hurdles; Steeplechase; 100m Women; 800m Men; 400m Hurdles; 5000m; 100m Hurdles Women; Marathon start; Cycle road race; closing ceremony.

Originally numbered No.86, 87.

Athletics 1978. Subjects include Finchley 20; Ewell track 40 miles; AAA Marathon at Sandbach; Polytechnic Marathon; Milton Keynes Marathon; London to Brighton; 100km Track race at Crystal Palace.

Commonwealth Games held in Edmonton, 1978. Subjects include opening ceremony featuring HM Queen Elizabeth II; Commonwealth Festival Stadium; 10,000m; 110m Hurdles; Steeplechase; 100m Women; 800m Men; 400m Hurdles; 5000m; 100m Hurdles Women; Marathon start; Cycle road race; closing ceremony.

Originally numbered No.86, 87.

European Athletic Championships held in Prague, 1978. Subjects include opening ceremony; Womens 3000m; 10,000m; 800m Men; Womens 200m; 400m Hurdles; 50km Walk; 5000m; Marathon start; Steeplechase; 1500m Women; Marathon finish.

Athletics 1979. Subjects include National Cross-Country at Luton; 50km track at Timperley; Finchley 20; 40 mile track at Ewell; Polytechnic Marathon; World Veterans 25km at Bolton; Enschede Marathon; Milton Keynes Marathon; London to Brighton; 24 hour track at Crystal Palace featuring David Jones.

Originally numbered No.89, 90.

European Athletic Championships held in Prague, 1978. Subjects include opening ceremony; Womens 3000m; 10,000m; 800m Men; Womens 200m; 400m Hurdles; 50km Walk; 5000m; Marathon start; Steeplechase; 1500m Women; Marathon finish.

Athletics 1979. Subjects include National Cross-Country at Luton; 50km track at Timperley; Finchley 20; 40 mile track at Ewell; Polytechnic Marathon; World Veterans 25km at Bolton; Enschede Marathon; Milton Keynes Marathon; London to Brighton; 24 hour track at Crystal Palace featuring David Jones.

Originally numbered No.89, 90.

South London Harriers. Subjects include Blackheath Mob Cross-Country match Surrey League (Richmond Park); Ranleagh Mob match at Coulsdon; 10 Mile Cross-Country Club Championship; Surrey Cross-Country at Milford; Orion Mob match; South of the Thames Cross-Country at Prospect Park, Reading; Southern Cross-Country at Parliament Hill, Hampstead; National Cross-Country at Leicester; Cambridge Harriers Relay; Southern Relay at Wimbledon; Finchley 20; 40 mile track race at Cobham; AAA Marathon at Milton Keynes; Southern Track League at Haringay and Wimbledon Park; 100k in Lincolnshire; 100x1 mile inter-club at Crystal Palace; Polytechnic Marathon; Avon Womens Marathon in London; Shaftesbury 10; South London Harriers 30; London to Brighton; 24 hour track race at Blackburn; Ranelagh's Centenary Mob Match; SLH, Ranelagh, Orion and Blackheath at Richmond Park.

Originally numbered No.92.

South London Harriers. Subjects include Blackheath Mob Cross-Country match Surrey League (Richmond Park); Ranleagh Mob match at Coulsdon; 10 Mile Cross-Country Club Championship; Surrey Cross-Country at Milford; Orion Mob match; South of the Thames Cross-Country at Prospect Park, Reading; Southern Cross-Country at Parliament Hill, Hampstead; National Cross-Country at Leicester; Cambridge Harriers Relay; Southern Relay at Wimbledon; Finchley 20; 40 mile track race at Cobham; AAA Marathon at Milton Keynes; Southern Track League at Haringay and Wimbledon Park; 100k in Lincolnshire; 100x1 mile inter-club at Crystal Palace; Polytechnic Marathon; Avon Womens Marathon in London; Shaftesbury 10; South London Harriers 30; London to Brighton; 24 hour track race at Blackburn; Ranelagh's Centenary Mob Match; SLH, Ranelagh, Orion and Blackheath at Richmond Park.

Originally numbered No.92.

South London Harriers. Subjects include Blackheath Mob Cross-Country match Surrey League (Richmond Park); Ranleagh Mob match at Coulsdon; 10 Mile Cross-Country Club Championship; Surrey Cross-Country at Milford; Orion Mob match; South of the Thames Cross-Country at Prospect Park, Reading; Southern Cross-Country at Parliament Hill, Hampstead; National Cross-Country at Leicester; Cambridge Harriers Relay; Southern Relay at Wimbledon; Finchley 20; 40 mile track race at Cobham; AAA Marathon at Milton Keynes; Southern Track League at Haringay and Wimbledon Park; 100k in Lincolnshire; 100x1 mile inter-club at Crystal Palace; Polytechnic Marathon; Avon Womens Marathon in London; Shaftesbury 10; South London Harriers 30; London to Brighton; 24 hour track race at Blackburn; Ranelagh's Centenary Mob Match; SLH, Ranelagh, Orion and Blackheath at Richmond Park.

Originally numbered No.92.