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Yes Kelly's Birmingham 1955 & 1967

You spelt it correctly rosie:

Looks like in 1955 they were listed as Cycle & Toy Dealers, but in 1967 only Cycle Dealers

Happy Birthday Richard, have a great day RobT

OldBrit have a wonderful birthday and many many more from RobT

Another

Here's one

Here's some interesting information

This photo appears in a Brewin book, 'Birmingham in the Fifties Vol 2.', there is a caption underneath which says "French cycling club taking part in the Tour of Britain, Potters Hill, Aston, 1951. So not workers from Cyclo Gear.

Another jigsaw for Spaghetti Junction https://www.jigidi.com/jigsaw-puzzle/9e5knon5/spaghetti-junction/

Brandwood Printing had a place at 98 Sherlock Street in 1967

Could it have been Cowdrill Alfred & sons ltd Cycle dealers? 269 & 270 Farm St.

I believe this to be a wind up gramophone motor, this one has a double barrel.

This photo is printed on a wall at Wythall Transport Museum, I took a photo of it, and has a caption underneath, Birmingham councillors accompanied by senior managers of the transport department, inspect the recently opened garage at Quinton around 1950.

Info from here http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/37667

I think it was 263 Soho Road show here on the right 'Soho Mini Market', building on left looks similar with '1912' heading on top. Cinema was opened 27th September 1911. From 1915 Kelly's It re-opened in the late-1970’s as an Asian cinema, known as the Grand Palace Cinema screening East Indian...

Aston Road

Photo here of Wrensons (earlier than 1965) And from the 1967/8 Kelly's Directory

Good photo but much better live at the time

photo rumoured to be taken at the Ritz Kings Heath I didn't see the Beatles here, but I did see them at the Plaza Rookery Road (where they appeared twice)