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There is a reference to a White Hart here. https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=32571

I think ostraut is talking about the Small Heath Baker St, the one by Muntz St. Nick

Try again posting picture.

We found this belonged to George.

Hi Josie, my wife's Grandfather was killed on the same day. Name George Box. https://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/928688/BOX,%20GEORGE%20PERCY

Going back to the escape artiste, He also lay on a bed of nails while someone stood on his chest, can remember him letting me put my finger in the dents on his back. Nick

Found this film of the last trams. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myurab3Xh7o

I would think that's the Edmund St workshop, couldn't imagine them transporting that amount a work just to display it. Nick

Still obtainable from Boots https://www.boots.com/en/Boots-Brands-A-to-Z/Brylcreem/

Talking about Div flashes ours at 2 Div was crossed keys.

Roy did you ever try the lighting two cigarettes at once trick? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-KGiwGn1d8

We found this among the Mother I Law's box of memento's, its a pen in the shape of a feather.

According to 'Kellys' 1969 the scrap yard is number 61 Bordesley Park Road Daniels W.

The Five man line, was 'polly on the mop stick' to us.

Most of the kids had gravel rash, if you didn't you wasn't adventuress.

I remember playing all those games, I think I would have preferred a 'Play Station' though.:encouragement:

No Jayell, its has described in post #150. we did have whip and top though,

There's The Ring, Yardley,

Tip Cat was played in Small Heath, I think there was a stipulation that if anyone broke a window we had a 'whip round' to pay for it. Nick

If your family had been rich enough to have a Telle, I'm sure you would have been indoors watching it. Nick