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My mate had a Waddingtons Table Soccer which was played like Tiddlywinks simple but fun.

I had an empty shoe box one Christmas my mom told me it was an Action Man deserter.

Was that the one where you controlled the players with a long handle with a magnet on it.

Yes very true and still does.

Used to have Mousetrap and Frustration. Looking at Mousetrap now not the best of games but popular at the time.

Used to collect the confederate dollars great memories.

Try ebay something might turn up.

Never owned one but remember them. Nice one.

It's a either a Ford Cortina or Granada Estate could be an R reg which would be 1976/77.

Sorry please don't call me too observant but this picture must be mid to late 1970s as the Ford bottom left as not built until the 1970s.

Best to buy them from a joke shop at least they are new and come with a key.

Many Happy Returns have a great one.

Happy Birthday have a great one.

Many Happy Returns have a great one.

Spot on . And was there a Post Office opposite down a walkway through to Yew Tree Lane .

Not if you owned a Ford . If you asked a young lady if she wanted a lift home the chances are it would not be there when you came out. Always go to a pub with a bus stop outside ( voice of experience ).

Bloomers happy memories. Did you have a membership ? .

Used to drink in there when a pint of Double Diamond was 25p a pint and on Wednesdays in the 1970s they had a disco where you could'nt dance . The DJ was George McGill. Great memories.

That looks like the entrance to H M TRIGG the blacksmith i remember that from the 1960s and 1970s . I also remember the Post Office opposite the church and there was a greengrocer also opposite the church i think it was Maycocks.