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Well you did live up the other end

No Lyn, Fosters was on the corner of Webster Street & Griffins the Greengrocers was on the corner of Burlington Street I've still got the Postcard in mint condition

Aston Brook Garage Corner of Aston Road Nth & Powell Street Phil, that ties in with Sylvia's Norton Motor Bikes and its near Bracebridge Street

Jean read the posts before #7 & 8

I Posted it on there Newtown thread about 4 years ago

Phil I know where it is I've seen the photo.

I was close Jean as well in my car when in Camp Hill

I thought that at first but its Socks. Expensive shoes in those days we wore anything we could get.:)

Camp Hill

Bordesley Green Phil

Music & Old Newsreels Ernie. I like it

Keith how many in the team and what was the score

There was this big bloke a bit like Popeye and he did it in his Tea Break I knew him well Froth

Patricia I had a contact in one day for Cowper Street School Aston I waited 4 years for the next so you have to be patient

OM didn't the different models have different Wind screens?

Any idea Topsy when the paper was published?

They have the books on CD Carolina https://www.play.com/Books/AudioBooks/4-/3436039/Famous-Five-Classic-CD-Story-Collection/Product.html Also this, https://wapedia.mobi/en/The_Famous_Five_%28series%29?t=5.

jane you may find a clue here, but many men chose the regiment they wanted to those days there was a lot of volunteers, https://1914-1918.invisionzone.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=52972

Exactly Bernard I had a photo once off Friends United early days of our 12 school prefects with our Headmaster, 3 were wearing cut down Wellingtons, 2 were wearing Pumps, 5 in Boots and 2 only in shoes, the majority wearing short trousers, none wore a school uniform, their ages all 14 or 15. By...

I loved them all I still do here is the list Carolynn:) https://www.enidblyton.net/famous-five/