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Photographs by Auguste and Louis Lumiere the colour obtained by treating photo plates with various vegetable starch extracts, J.

A try from me, J.

One more photo, J.

Stunning quality colour photographs from The Imperial War Museum, J.

Here's a photo of the Carvers Arms in Carver St Hockley

Here's a view of High St from Dale End, J.

Here's an early picture of Marks and Spencer, J.

Best brown sauce bar none, J.

Sharpened as best I could, J.

Both pictures are of Moat Lane, John.

Here's a not too great photo of St Martins taken in 1963 showing some of the graves and it appears, also, removing graves.

"4K YouTube to Mp3 down loader" comes with no adverts, no pups and no unwanted extra programs they also do a YouTube video down loader which I also use. Both the basic free versions are okay, J.

I use Photoshop, but, this is now only available on subscription at around £10 per month. You could try Gimp which is free and there are plenty of tutorials on YouTube, all the best, J.

A clean from me, J.

Could be the "Peacock Inn" ??

Complete guess, it looks a bit like Cannon Hill, I remember some of the fence work was similar to the bridge work in your photo. Sorry about the confusion in the previous reply,regards, J.

I'm not sure what you're asking, but, if it about Photoshop it is a photo and video editing program from Adobe software and is no longer available for purchase; you may however lease it for around £10 per month. If I have misunderstood your message please feel free to either reprimand me or...

Hi, yes I did use Photoshop CS6 although I'm a long way off completely mastering it, regards, J.

Even later still!, Jono.

Hi Viv, yes that's the one #117, here's a clearer picture attached. The pub was called the Small Heath Tavern, later known as the Wrexham and finally just before it closed it was called the Greenaway after the pub of the same name was closed, regards, John.