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The transit must have been the biggest ever selling van David , Erdington High Street shopping centre has certainly taken a turn for the worse Brumgum but then so have most of the others- berniew
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Here's one from 1934 for Comparison Rupert- berniew
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Hi Bob Bedford vans seemed to be the workhorse of the time plenty about then , they must have been registered very close together Reg- berniew
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Hi Carol some quality pics again Bernie- berniew
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Your probably right nickcc101 it looks older to me the caption says 1980 to 1989 but I think I'll change it , I've put the painting on the Hockley Brook thread Lynn Bernie- berniew
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cycle factory in erdington area closed down in the 70s
Here's a thread about the wheel and a bit about the factory https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=40253&highlight=Big+spoked+wheel -
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A painting of Hockley Hill by George Warren Blackham- berniew
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Corner Stores Junction of Sandy Lane and Sampson Road North- berniew
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