8 LARGE NEGATIVES OF MAGGIE CLEWS, TAKEN IN THE 1950s

maggie worked as a disc jockey and radio announcer for the BBC World Service but also on TV as an actress and presenter. She appeared on Juke Box Jury.

These images were taken by Doug Burn who was a prominent photographer in the London society & establishment scene in the 1950s onwards. These are his original negatives and come from his extensive archive.

I BOUGHT THE NEGATIVES IN THIS ARCHIVE COMPLETE WITH COPYRIGHT ......... I AM PASSING ON

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See scans for quality, some in good condition bar some staining, the scans are a very good representation of quality and condition, please look carefully before bidding. Measure 6cm x 6cm.

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Due to changes in trade with the USA, all mail from the UK must now be sent by a Tracked service or it risks being returned or destroyed within the USA customs service.  International Standard mail to the USA is now not accepted by Royal Mail, hence the increase in postal charges to America for which I apologise, but it is beyond my control. Customs charges and taxes may also have increased.  Please make yourself aware of any additional costs/changes in tariffs and only bid if you are prepared to pay these. Thank you.

Note for EU customers – It is with deep regret that I have decided to no longer sell my items to customers in Europe.  The many obstacles being placed in the way of selling, particularly to the EU, since the UK left the EU, are becoming so time consuming to overcome, that it is no longer cost effective or easily manageable for a small sole trader such as myself. I did not vote for Brexit. I could foresee that sending items to Europe would not be easy due to customs etc. but, I carried on selling, despite losing many customers over the years.  However, further obstacles are now being put in my way such as mandatory product identifiers and a recent email saying that despite my compliance with German package waste rules already, I now have to have an authorised representative in Germany to handle waste packaging matters (at great expense).  This was the final straw.

Thank you to all my past European customers – I think I am one of many UK sellers that no longer have the time or energy to deal with these unwanted Brexit implications.