A farmer at work, 1939A farmer gathers huge winter cabbages for his cattle in the hamlet of Morley, Cheshire, slinging them on to the back of his horse drawn cart. This evocative Guardian Archive image taken either by Walter Doughty, the papers first photographer, who joined in 1908, or Tom Stuttard, who joined in 1925 and worked alongside Doughty was published in what was then the Manchester Guardian in November 1939. It depicts a rural England far removed from the

Bjorn Borg at Wimbledon in 1978

The reason for the shoot

I jump for joy

this image captures Tottenham goalkeeper John Hollowbread jumping to keep warm during a third round FA Cup match against Chelsea in January 1964

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England were half decent

Both first and second place had me gazing at them for a while

the dry stone wall

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It has been 42 years since a British woman won the single’s title at Wimbledon – Virginia Wade

This shot by Gerry Cranham is a classic example of his ability to craft timeless images

Museum-grade heavyweight C-Type Matt traditional photographic print