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Over heard in Morrisons yesterday the poppy seller said to a buyer "I am sorry but we are not allowed to pin them on for you as we might hurt you"
The mind boggles
Thanks Wendy a friend of my mom's worked a Washwood Heath many many moons ago I tried to trace her with no luck we only knew as Aunty Dorothy which was the norm then to call parents freinds either Uncle or Aunty I wonder why ?
thanks for the replies I have a photograph but the badge is out of focus it looks like two figure on the top can't make out any more do you know of any where they keep records for Birmingham corperation workers
it looks like D D can't make out numbers
Yes Poppies still grow
Poppies still grow in fields where soldiers fell
Soldiers whose stories, they can never tell
Poppies still grow to remind us of this hell
The wind bows the poppies head
To remind of those things never said
The poppies in flower like a sea of blood
Did this war of mankind...
between 1868 & 1872 changed to Holliday previous owner Hyams
Holliday William, silk mercer, draper, and
Carpet factor, Warwick house, 28, 29, and
30, New st.; h. Belle Field, Ga. Knave's end