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old brum mag pics..
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Lyn
I particularly liked the picture in post 118, which. other than my picture taken c 1970, which is somewhere on the forum, i have never seen anothe rpicture showing the tall tower, which was pretty obvious to the viewer
Post 121 53-54Oliver st Victor Cornick, woodworker
Mike
I particularly liked the picture in post 118, which. other than my picture taken c 1970, which is somewhere on the forum, i have never seen anothe rpicture showing the tall tower, which was pretty obvious to the viewer
Post 121 53-54Oliver st Victor Cornick, woodworker
Mike
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Thylacine
master brummie
Lovely pictures as usual, Lyn! I specially like the 1920 Oliver Street works outing shown in post #117. Was there any more information in the caption or elsewhere in the magazine? With your permission I will re-post it on the Midland Red Early Days thread.
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cookie273uk
master brummie
Re post 122, i have been in that building when it was a cinema (a right flea pit), I think to see a Charlie Chaplin film forgot which one, then when it was a venue for wrestling, once only, even I could see it was all rehearsed and play acting and later used to look after the tele equipment there when it was leased to the BBC during my time with PO Telephones/BT. What I would like to know is (a) has it had any other use/function and (b) when was it demolished. Eric
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no problems with that thylacine...to my mind pics are there to be shared.....i will have to go and find the edition i got that pic from and see if there is anymore info..will get back to you on that...
lyn
lynne webb
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
Lyn, I love the pic of Great Charles Street, I can see Wimbushs on the corner of Ludgate Hill.
paul stacey
master brummie
Great,great, photo's as usual. thanks everyone for posting brings back happy memories.
paul
paul
hi folks...didnt want to start a new thread just to let you know i am having another load of old photographs given to me tomorrow night..(not from brum mags) a lot of these will not have been seen before so after i have gone through them i will starting posting a few....hope there are some good ones.
lyn
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Elizabeth Redmond
Guest
Something to look forward to
You know,
Its very dissapointing that who ever is responsible for such a barbaric act of trying to destroy this sites credibility by hacking into its infrastructure and thereby removing such great pictures of its patrons.''wicked of the highest order''....''total morons''.''A good slapping with a wet smelly fish is in order''
You know....I do believe that if discovered a good solicitor representing this sites developers could land em a ''jail term''.
Repost em every one..the site and the time is worth it.
redken
Its very dissapointing that who ever is responsible for such a barbaric act of trying to destroy this sites credibility by hacking into its infrastructure and thereby removing such great pictures of its patrons.''wicked of the highest order''....''total morons''.''A good slapping with a wet smelly fish is in order''
You know....I do believe that if discovered a good solicitor representing this sites developers could land em a ''jail term''.
Repost em every one..the site and the time is worth it.
redken