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Athletics 1974. Subjects include City of London 10m; Fincley 20; Epsom Track 40; Herne Hill 10; Inter-County 20; Polytechnic Marathon; Woodford to Southend 40; London to Brighton; 30 mile track at Walton.

European Athletic Championships held in Rome, 1974. Subjects include opening ceremony including reenactment of 1908 Olympic Marathon [Dorando's marathon]; Womens Shot; Womens 3000m; 10,000m; 20km walk; 100m Mens Final; 100m Womens Final; 400m Womens final; 400m Mens final; 800m men; 200m; Steeplechase; 50km Walk finish; Marathon start; 1500m Women; 5000m Men; Marathon finish with Ian Thompson; closing ceremony.

Athletics 1975. Subjects include National Cross-Country at Luton; Inter Provincial Track Championships at Johannesburg, South Africa; Comrades Marathon; Milton Keynes Marathon; Woodford to Southend 40; Enschedde Marathon; London to Brighton; 100m track race at Tipton; International Cross-Country at Crystal Palace.

Originally numbered No.76, 77, 79.

Athletics 1974. Subjects include City of London 10m; Fincley 20; Epsom Track 40; Herne Hill 10; Inter-County 20; Polytechnic Marathon; Woodford to Southend 40; London to Brighton; 30 mile track at Walton.

European Athletic Championships held in Rome, 1974. Subjects include opening ceremony including reenactment of 1908 Olympic Marathon [Dorando's marathon]; Womens Shot; Womens 3000m; 10,000m; 20km walk; 100m Mens Final; 100m Womens Final; 400m Womens final; 400m Mens final; 800m men; 200m; Steeplechase; 50km Walk finish; Marathon start; 1500m Women; 5000m Men; Marathon finish with Ian Thompson; closing ceremony.

Athletics 1975. Subjects include National Cross-Country at Luton; Inter Provincial Track Championships at Johannesburg, South Africa; Comrades Marathon; Milton Keynes Marathon; Woodford to Southend 40; Enschedde Marathon; London to Brighton; 100m track race at Tipton; International Cross-Country at Crystal Palace.

Originally numbered No.76, 77, 79.

Athletics 1974. Subjects include City of London 10m; Fincley 20; Epsom Track 40; Herne Hill 10; Inter-County 20; Polytechnic Marathon; Woodford to Southend 40; London to Brighton; 30 mile track at Walton.

European Athletic Championships held in Rome, 1974. Subjects include opening ceremony including reenactment of 1908 Olympic Marathon [Dorando's marathon]; Womens Shot; Womens 3000m; 10,000m; 20km walk; 100m Mens Final; 100m Womens Final; 400m Womens final; 400m Mens final; 800m men; 200m; Steeplechase; 50km Walk finish; Marathon start; 1500m Women; 5000m Men; Marathon finish with Ian Thompson; closing ceremony.

Athletics 1975. Subjects include National Cross-Country at Luton; Inter Provincial Track Championships at Johannesburg, South Africa; Comrades Marathon; Milton Keynes Marathon; Woodford to Southend 40; Enschedde Marathon; London to Brighton; 100m track race at Tipton; International Cross-Country at Crystal Palace.

Originally numbered No.76, 77, 79.

Athletics 1972. Subjects include Southern Cross-Country; National Cross-Country at Sutton Coldfield; International Cross-Country at Cambridge; AAA track 10; Finchley 20 incorporating Inter-Counties 20; Maxol Marathon; Polytechnic Marathon; Garden party welcome to World Veterans at Woodford featuring Sir Stuart Mallinson; Veterans meeting near Cologne; London to Brighton race; 20 mile track at Walton featuring Jim Alder.

Athletics 1973. Subjects include Southern Cross-Country at Hampstead; National Cross-Country at Hampstead; Finchley 20; 40m Track at Ewell; Veterans 25km Isle of Man; Maxol Marathon; Polytechnic Marathon; London to Brighton; Harlow Marathon; 24 hour track race at Walton featuring Ron Bentley, world best.

Originally numbered No.73, 74.

Athletics 1972. Subjects include Southern Cross-Country; National Cross-Country at Sutton Coldfield; International Cross-Country at Cambridge; AAA track 10; Finchley 20 incorporating Inter-Counties 20; Maxol Marathon; Polytechnic Marathon; Garden party welcome to World Veterans at Woodford featuring Sir Stuart Mallinson; Veterans meeting near Cologne; London to Brighton race; 20 mile track at Walton featuring Jim Alder.

Athletics 1973. Subjects include Southern Cross-Country at Hampstead; National Cross-Country at Hampstead; Finchley 20; 40m Track at Ewell; Veterans 25km Isle of Man; Maxol Marathon; Polytechnic Marathon; London to Brighton; Harlow Marathon; 24 hour track race at Walton featuring Ron Bentley, world best.

Originally numbered No.73, 74.

Olympic Games held in Munich, 1972. Subjects include Nymphenburg Palace and Olympic Dressage area; Olympic Regatta; Olympic Park; Olympic Village; Hockey; Athletics; Womens High Jump; 20km Walk; Steeplechase; 100m Men; 400m Hurdles; 800m Men; 10,000m; 800m Women; 50km Walk; Steeplechase final; Womens 200m; Hurdles Women; 1500m Men; 1500m Women; Marathon start; 5000m Men; 1500m Men; Marathon finish.

Originally numbered No.72 Reels 1-2.

Olympic Games held in Munich, 1972. Subjects include Nymphenburg Palace and Olympic Dressage area; Olympic Regatta; Olympic Park; Olympic Village; Hockey; Athletics; Womens High Jump; 20km Walk; Steeplechase; 100m Men; 400m Hurdles; 800m Men; 10,000m; 800m Women; 50km Walk; Steeplechase final; Womens 200m; Hurdles Women; 1500m Men; 1500m Women; Marathon start; 5000m Men; 1500m Men; Marathon finish.

Originally numbered No.72 Reels 1-2.

Athletics 1970. Subjects include Southern Cross-Country at Hampstead; National Cross-Country at Blackpool; AAA 10 Miles at Leicester; Inter-Counties 20 at Leicester; Polytechnic Marathon; Maxol Marathon at Manchester; 30km Track at Crystal Palace with World Record; 2 Miles, Keino; London to Brighton; Woodford to Southend.

Commonwealth Games held in Edinburgh, 1970. Opening ceremony; swimming; 20km walk; Hammer; High Hurdles (Heats); 10,000m; 100m womens final; 200m men (Heats); 200m womens (Heats); 400m H. final; 200m Mens and Womens Finals; 1500m Final; Long Jump; 200m Victory Ceremony; Javelin; Womens 1500m; 400m Men and Women; Steeplechase; Marathon start and finish; 1500m Women; Cycle race; 800m Women final; Triple jump; 800m Mens final; Womens 4x100m relay; 5000m final; 4x400m Mens relay; Swimming; Cycling road race; King Arthur's Seat; closing ceremony.

Originally numbered No.68, 69 Reels 1-2.

Athletics 1970. Subjects include Southern Cross-Country at Hampstead; National Cross-Country at Blackpool; AAA 10 Miles at Leicester; Inter-Counties 20 at Leicester; Polytechnic Marathon; Maxol Marathon at Manchester; 30km Track at Crystal Palace with World Record; 2 Miles, Keino; London to Brighton; Woodford to Southend.

Commonwealth Games held in Edinburgh, 1970. Opening ceremony; swimming; 20km walk; Hammer; High Hurdles (Heats); 10,000m; 100m womens final; 200m men (Heats); 200m womens (Heats); 400m H. final; 200m Mens and Womens Finals; 1500m Final; Long Jump; 200m Victory Ceremony; Javelin; Womens 1500m; 400m Men and Women; Steeplechase; Marathon start and finish; 1500m Women; Cycle race; 800m Women final; Triple jump; 800m Mens final; Womens 4x100m relay; 5000m final; 4x400m Mens relay; Swimming; Cycling road race; King Arthur's Seat; closing ceremony.

Originally numbered No.68, 69 Reels 1-2.

Athletics 1970. Subjects include Southern Cross-Country at Hampstead; National Cross-Country at Blackpool; AAA 10 Miles at Leicester; Inter-Counties 20 at Leicester; Polytechnic Marathon; Maxol Marathon at Manchester; 30km Track at Crystal Palace with World Record; 2 Miles, Keino; London to Brighton; Woodford to Southend.

Commonwealth Games held in Edinburgh, 1970. Opening ceremony; swimming; 20km walk; Hammer; High Hurdles (Heats); 10,000m; 100m womens final; 200m men (Heats); 200m womens (Heats); 400m H. final; 200m Mens and Womens Finals; 1500m Final; Long Jump; 200m Victory Ceremony; Javelin; Womens 1500m; 400m Men and Women; Steeplechase; Marathon start and finish; 1500m Women; Cycle race; 800m Women final; Triple jump; 800m Mens final; Womens 4x100m relay; 5000m final; 4x400m Mens relay; Swimming; Cycling road race; King Arthur's Seat; closing ceremony.

Originally numbered No.68, 69 Reels 1-2.