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This one was also on a postcard dated 1868

I have this one as Kings Heath 1889

This one says 1880's

According to 1972/73 Kelly's it was then a Barclay's Bank A long time before that I think it may have been Carlton Motors

Here is a photo posted earlier to the forum showing Midland Sidecars in Wheeler Street.

Photo does say written underneath shown here 1953 in it's final form

Here's the 1000cc version

Is this the 'Red Lion' pub you refer to corner of Station Road?

This is a site here about accessing records https://www.formerchildrenshomes.org.uk/accessing_records.html

There is a blog about this school here https://birminghamchildrenslives.wordpress.com/2012/02/08/norton-school/

Back in April 2012 on a thread about the 1960s Astoness commented about a blind matchseller in New St https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/index.php?threads/birmingham-in-1960s.40466/post-442131 which was followed by 'Gensec's comment about him wearing a greatcoat...

Some mention of the Wythall Whippets here https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/nostalgia/early-days-cycle-speedway-birmingham-8066529

SteveBhx, It's 355 Monument Road not street, RobT

you have which on the end of link so it doesn't work try https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/index.php?threads/chamberlin-chamberlain-hookham.22020/

In this 1889 map surveyed in 1887 there is a Board PH, in the middle of Temple Row?, at that time the Lamp was at 73 Bull Street, but although marked Board PH it is not listed with the Pubs & Inns.

This from 1777 book mentions a Bear yard at the end of Bull St

This is how their advert looked in the 1966/67 Kelly's

This is from the 1955 Kelly's

Information about the Arcades from the 1885 Showell's Dictionary

Here's a photo of the Cartland Arms taken I believe by Geoff Thompson in 1961