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    Sparkhill Park Gatling Gun !

    Five years late in replying, this could be the WW1 Tank in Calthorpe Park
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    Holloway Head

    This also may be of help, shows Exeter Passage, Exeter Street & Exeter Place
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    Bull Street

    Another photo of the Lamb
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    Any idea when this Motor Omnibus Guide was published?

    Maz 60 & pjmburns, thank you for your efforts into looking, What does BNA stand for please?
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    Any idea when this Motor Omnibus Guide was published?

    Any idea when this Motor Omnibus Guide was published? 1d to Alum Rock, Handsworth, Ladywood 5 1/2d to Dudley
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    Birmingham Theatre Royal

    Two more from 1948 & 1955
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    Birmingham Theatre Royal

    Here are the covers from the Theatre Royal Programmes L to R: 1943, 1944, & 1945 Dec 43 Robinson Crusoe Sept 44 Ring Time Dec 45 The Sleeping Beauty.
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    Eamon 1943

    The Queen & Duke's Land Rover slowly passed by the crowd
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    Hudson's book shops

    I found this print on the back of brown paper used to cover a book to protect the hardcover done I think in about 1949. Print size is approx. 11" x 8.5".
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    Howell/Phillips/Amos shop Aston help please

    Same address 1930 but then Mrs Maud Phillips
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    Albert E. Taylor Cherry St & Cannon St Corner

    Thank you, Astoness, mikejee & Pedrocut for you swift and informative replies. RobT
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    Albert E. Taylor Cherry St & Cannon St Corner

    I have a ledger book with a photo of this shop can anyone please tell me how long & the dates they were in business. RobT
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    New John Street West & New John Street

    Can anybody say what number New John Street West this was in 1880? Any what street/Road was it in junction with? Rob T
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