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      ed.s reacted to mw0njm.'s post in the thread 1st touch on a Computer with Appreciate Appreciate.
      ZX Spectrum i bought one from a boot sale complete with small printer and drive it ran my ham radio packet for a few weeks and then got...
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      ed.s reacted to Morturn's post in the thread 1st touch on a Computer with Appreciate Appreciate.
      My first computer was also the classic ZX Spectrum, bought second-hand in the mid 80’s. It has all of those pixel art platform...
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      ed.s replied to the thread 1st touch on a Computer.
      I dimly remember Evesham Micros. I think my first computer, a mid 80s era ZX Spectrum, or some of its accessories came from them. I...
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      ed.s replied to the thread Cookes Mary and Edward 1799.
      I see that Edward and Hannah Cooke get a brief mention in the Wikipedia article for Sambourne, citing a book Warwickshire Villages, by...
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      ed.s replied to the thread Alldays.
      On the origins of Allday Ltd., printers of Birmingham, and its founder The Birmingham Daily Post of Wednesday 15th March 1972, carries...
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      ed.s replied to the thread Alldays.
      I've just taken delivery of this charming miscelleny of maps, pictures, adverts and encyclopedic entries, which includes an advert for...
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      ed.s reacted to mikejee's post in the thread Bull Street with Appreciate Appreciate.
      90-94 Bull Street before the Corporation Street development. Barrows at no 93, Thomas White, linen drapers, at no 92, William Hunt...
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