Tom Robinson by Syd Shelton

Rock Against Racism Carnival One Victoria Park April 1978. An unforgettable day when 100,000 people marched the 7 miles from Trafalgar square to Victoria Park in the biggest anti racist demonstration since the thirties. Despite the woefully inadequate PA it was an amazing gig with Patrick Fitzgerald, X-ray Spex, Steel Pulse, The Clash and Tom Robinson band.

Edition 100 was created to give fans and collectors a chance to own pictures of their favorite bands, or images associated with them, at fair prices.  

 

 

New images are offered at an introductory price, allowing entry-level collectors to begin accumulating what will become a valuable collection.

 

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