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    Stokkie reacted to Richard Dye's post in the thread Fake Photos with Appreciate Appreciate.
    Unfortunately, I think you are correct! As is currently happening with videos…
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    Stokkie reacted to mikejee's post in the thread Fake Photos with Appreciate Appreciate.
    I do not like colourised photos, a swe cannot be sure colours are right, and the definition is usually decreased by the colourization...
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    Chris B reacted to Morturn's post in the thread Birmingham Co-op Belmont Row with Appreciate Appreciate.
    Quite a good view of the Belmont Works now renovation has been completed
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    Chris B reacted to lmr3103's post in the thread Birmingham Cinemas with Appreciate Appreciate.
    The Futurist always seemed a really large cinema to me. I used to dread it if I needed to go to the loo in the middle of the film, in...
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    Stokkie reacted to Richard Dye's post in the thread Doffer with Appreciate Appreciate.
    Taunton Mass is/was an area known for the development of textile equipment. Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island etc, known as New...
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    Richard Dye replied to the thread Fake Photos.
    I think yes! To both….
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    Richard Dye reacted to Pedrocut's post in the thread Fake Photos with Appreciate Appreciate.
    Is the question here that it is fake in the sense that the scene is completely fake, or it exists but has been digitally altered in a...
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    Morturn reacted to mikejee's post in the thread Fake Photos with Appreciate Appreciate.
    I do not like colourised photos, a swe cannot be sure colours are right, and the definition is usually decreased by the colourization...
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    Kangaroo replied to the thread James Heeley silversmith Birmingham.
    Yes I think so .. my g g .g grandfather was Joseph Heeley who I understand was James Heeley‘s son? Just trying to figure it out
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    Richard Dye replied to the thread Fake Photos.
    Unfortunately, I think you are correct! As is currently happening with videos…
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    Kangaroo replied to the thread Edmund Heeley Silversmith and pen maker Union St Birmingham.
    John theophilus Heeley was my GG Grandfather. He became a doctor before travelling the world initially and to Argentina m. He later...
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    BrummieGeoff reacted to brummy-lad's post in the thread Potter Street, Aston, C1900 with Appreciate Appreciate.
    Geoff that's a brilliant street map of Potter Street, I searched for ages late last night for a map like that, would you mind telling me...
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    johnny082 replied to the thread Abbey Road.
    Thanks for your info. MWS. I was questioning who lived at No. 46 not 42. I lived at No 42 and Edward D Johnson was my elder Brother. The...
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    Smudger reacted to mikejee's post in the thread Fake Photos with Appreciate Appreciate.
    I do not like colourised photos, a swe cannot be sure colours are right, and the definition is usually decreased by the colourization...
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    Pedro42 replied to the thread James Heeley silversmith Birmingham.
    Is this them, based in Mount Street? https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/James_Heeley_and_Sons
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