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Chestnut Fencing and a Bullseye Window

Birmingham WW2 Firefighters ID With bloodgroup

Im the same Lyn Not a Brum subject Of Topic They knocked down a Art Decco pub Now our old heritage trams are under threat in Blackpool There soon be nothing left Don

Well Said

Thanks saved into my Brum File

already been posted on here some years back

This one is in Grange Rd Aston 1960s

Hope You Have A Great Day

Fingers crossed Folks its ok But water damage also mortar issues plus the bricks not being fire bricks iv seen them cracked in fire damaged buildings i have worked on in the past i actually pushed a internal single brick wall over after it had been in a fire

Yes they all worked as one Unit it did not matter what Badge or Insignia you wore

Theres a Thread on this I recall Winter 62/3 snow up to window cill went to school milk was frozen but we still got it Dad walk to work and back from Aston to Lucas King St All shops open just like today???? Dont Think So??

It looks like a small works canteen companys had there own Teams Fire Watcher etc sometimes the Company Logo was on the Brodie helmet as well

My first thoughts Trains & Busses kept running as well

Nice Photo They are all wearing Anti Gas Hoods & Capes

Happy Birthday John

Pete Have a Happy Birthday Don

Sweet Fanny Adams MEANING Sod All Nothing At All Contents of Canned Meat REF Fanny Adams 1867 Murdered 400 yards from her house Her body had been Dismembered

Best Wishes On Your Birthday Don

My first car learnt to drive in it D Reg If i had to crack it watch that compression