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Tustins are a well-known family business in Acocks Green. They first appear in the directories right at the end of the nineteenth century as J.C. Tustin, grocer, at West End House. Mrs Tustin is listed at Clarendon House nearby in 1900, and in 1905 John Charles is living at Moreton Villa next to...
Mikejee wrote that 12 years ago :)
https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/index.php?threads/george-houghton-sons-musical-instrument-makers-1888-1962.32054/#post-327740
Another thread about George Houghton here
https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/index.php?threads/george-houghton-sons-musical-instrument-makers-1888-1962.32054/#post-327732
Already another thread H.G.S. 1950-1960 here
https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/index.php?threads/handsworth-grammar-school-1950-1960.52946/#post-715759
Richard, 264 was correct, 262 was Jacques Fruitr, 270 Red Lion
I worked at Barratt & Baird at 238 Soho rd , near Pump Tavern & 341 Arthur Rose corner of Babington rd,
but only as a young butcher's boy after school.
The excellent link shown by oldMohawk has the photo in very high resolution.
The sign further on the left does say Kings Heath is 2 1/2 miles to the left, but I agree I do not recognise the front of the Horseshoe as it is seen here.
This is a shot from 2009, just past a bus stop on left (yellow dotted lines), note large tree branches on left as in photo
middle left: same slip road from Hall Green Library & Telephone Exchange