…I know those roads quite well because my secondary school was around the corner.
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…I know those roads quite well because my secondary school was around the corner.
To think we used to laugh at those electric milk floats - how slow they went .....
The 1950s was a time of great change in Britain - especially after the immediate post-war austerity years. In Liverpool, massive slum clearances - I was born mid 1950s -
I remember one of these sores in Winsford while residing in Northwich - gosh there own bright yellow brands were disgusting produce - only went once ... lol -
Started on the high Street - Green shield stamps what a con they were lol -A tennis racket.. picked it up in Liverpool. Took about 5 books and 2 years.. 
Hanover Street to get our rewards. they also awarded points in Embassy Cigarettes points in her embassy cigarettes too -
Hanover Street to get our rewards. they also awarded points in Embassy Cigarettes points in her embassy cigarettes too -
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….house opposite me still have their milk delivered. The milk float rattles past ours most mornings at 5am.
….not sure what to make of an ‘Abingdon King D1ck Spanner’.
I noticed that too, but they were an old brand of very good tools pardon the pun lol
I just laughed when i saw it, but on the car boots collectors of engineers were acfter them in old tool boxes as the were a very good brand of spanners etc ...
I wondered when a poster would spot it
Now a concrete jungle -
I noticed that too, but they were an old brand of very good tools pardon the pun lol
I just laughed when i saw it, but on the car boots collectors of engineers were acfter them in old tool boxes as the were a very good brand of spanners etc ...
I wondered when a poster would spot it
….my father-in-law passed away a few years ago and has literally drawers full of old tools in his garage. Must look to see if any are Abingdon D1ck.
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