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Original 1964 glossy 8 x 10 press photo of Mick Jagger leaving court in Wolverhampton, carrying a newspaper and a tweed overcoat, after being fined for motoring offenses. The reverse bears a Press Association–Reuter Photos caption slip, which reads in part: "Mike Jagger of the Rolling Stones pictured to-day (Thursday) in Wolverhampton, where he was fined for motoring offences. His solicitor, Mr. Dale Parkinson, pleaded for the retention of Jagger's licence. Its loss, he said, might damage Britain's invisible exports. Jagger would be less mobile and exceptional inconvenience would be caused to millions of fans." Also on the reverse are an affixed newspaper clipping on the hearing, stamped "27 Nov 1964," and editorial annotations. In very good to fine condition, with edgewear, surface impressions, and scattered light creasing.
