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Note slot to move wings backwards or forwards, and lead weight on front nose end.

Bishop St is parallel to Jennens Row, look right of the A in Masshouse Lane, thanks to Mikejee's C.1834 map4 map

This is the 1839 map, Bishop St was off 28 Masshouse Lane, anyone guess where Bishops St was? Thanks to pjmburns map I have added Bishop St in red

There was 2 Bishop Streets listed in the 1834 street list

From 1915 Kelly's

Thread here shows White Horse PH at 98 William St, plus 100-104 William St https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/index.php?threads/william-street-city-centre.48367/#post-633988 Map here showing numbering of William St...

The 1850 Post Office Directory says that William Street started at Islington, (near Five Ways)

Yes it's 332 - 348 Moseley Rd https://www.skyscrapercity.com/threads/332-348-moseley-road-balsall-heath-residential-restoration-new-2-6fl-appr.2177940/page-4

I see 348 Moseley Road (Alfred J. Parkers Ltd) has been demolished by July 2022, new work includes 2 x part Five, Part Six Storey building to provide 87 residential units to the rear of the site. First pic 2017, next July 2022

Terry, I appreciate you are trying to help but It's advisable that members don't post their personal email addresses on open forum as these and personal data can easily be used for scams, fraud, and identity theft. So to stay safe please use the “Start Conversation” to message email address RobT

Could it be 'The Dolphin' Warwick Road, Acocks Green? There's a Aldi & Farm Foods there now.

Vivienne14 I think that possibly the new view here is incorrect (Not corner of Alfred Road), and should be Linwood Road on the left almost opposite Cross Guns pub, see new pic here

Image was sent in by Vivienne14 on Page 21 Thread 411 https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/index.php?threads/soho-road-handsworth.38211/page-21#post-583552

Wyndcliffe School in 1972, from the book Small Heath & Sparkbrook by Margaret D. Green

St Patrick's Day Parade returning to Birmingham in 2024 - after four year absence https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/whats-on/whats-on-news/st-patricks-day-parade-returning-27610772?fbclid=IwAR3vlyzJK2IBbDylAHJJ-LdrlLTHTmBXVAnXL6PbkUJRkRBBvjjkck0IPak#google_vignette

I took a photo of this Victorian one at the Black Country Museum in August 2012

Members from a Telford Meccano Club put on an exhibition at Black Country Museum in August 2012.

There is another section 20 near the bottom left hand corner, Castle Rd/WeoleyPark Rd, that includes a 116.

Looks like you are correct brummy-lad, here's a photo of the Royal George from a slightly different angle, with the street names clearly visible.