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Thanks to Mark & Brummy-lad I have attached an enlarged photo of nos 81-88

Looks like the nearest is 78-85 kindly posted by Astoness Anyone link house map numbers to photo?

Happy Birthday Mike, Have a lovely day! RobT

Photo of a photo that appeared on here

Looks like they have one/had one at the British Motor Museum

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhode_(car)

1939 Prefect tourer

In 1849 Whites it showed Boat Builders here

Here is a message by Dave Moore on the Canal World Forum in 2016 Les Allen was the father, sons Bob and John were building from the 70s at least till they finished in the 90s. They built a solid, traditional shell based on working boat lines at Oldbury in the West Midlands. They were highly...

There's 23 photos of the road roller AB9331 here https://www.steamscenes.org.uk/events/2012/birmingham-museum-collection/engines/aveling-porter/road-roller/2992/

Seen in a August 1953 Meccano Magazine, this Aveling Porter Single Cylinder Steam Roller made in 1862, was found some years ago on the roadside near Lichfield. It is seen here driven by Mr T.G.Hunt to it's final resting place at the New Science & Industry Museum, travelling along City Road...

This 1964 Meccano Magazine mentions Boat building 26 miles from Birmingham on the Worcester & Birmingham Canal

Chance Brothers FC in the early 80's rotated

In 1955 Kelly's

In 1915 Kelly's there is a Joseph Ghisla at 15 Hill Street, listed as a picture frame maker.

It's Avenue Road, Aston 49 Aston road north to Oliver St

Change of name in 1915

In 1858 Samuel Flavell lived in Yardley House (I see from post above it's in Flavell's Lane) In 1867 William Clements lived in Yardley House From 1858

kraggy, there are many photos in this thread, and just 34 pages to look through. RobT https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/index.php?threads/soho-road-handsworth.38211/#post-420651

Correct title 'Sacks of potatoes'