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  • A Sparks
    A Sparks reacted to SteveBhx's post in the thread OLD AND NEW PHOTOGRAPHS with Appreciate Appreciate.
    Here we have the last few bits off Roll 77 first up Washwood Heath Sidings No.1 , signal box on the edge of the sidings, almost timeless...
  • SteveBhx
    SteveBhx replied to the thread OLD AND NEW PHOTOGRAPHS.
    Last on this roll is a picture taken supposedly in Aston, we can see its an M & B pub, corner of ..... I seem to remember the image but...
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  • SteveBhx
    SteveBhx replied to the thread OLD AND NEW PHOTOGRAPHS.
    I will give you this one for free as I have no information for it , nice building, brickwork, metal framed windows and a few flourishes...
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    CAJ reacted to Morturn's post in the thread The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 2 with Appreciate Appreciate.
    19. Terrace Road Handsworth. 1970s at its junction with Soho Hill and Hamstead Road.
  • C
    CAJ replied to the thread The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 2.
    If only the camera had been pointed slightly to the left it would have shown my childhood home at 97 Soho Hill. Still not found any pics...
  • SteveBhx
    SteveBhx replied to the thread OLD AND NEW PHOTOGRAPHS.
    Now to the city centre and a location long gone just off Broad Street, when I was little we used to go to the Ideal Home exhibition at...
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  • SteveBhx
    SteveBhx replied to the thread OLD AND NEW PHOTOGRAPHS.
    Here we have the last few bits off Roll 77 first up Washwood Heath Sidings No.1 , signal box on the edge of the sidings, almost timeless...
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  • mikejee
    mikejee reacted to superdad3's post in the thread H B Sale Summer Lane with Appreciate Appreciate.
    H.B. Sale Ltd. Henry Sales was established in 1862 by Henry Bailey Sale who was a letter cutter and engraver. By 1882 the company was...
  • Smudger
    Smudger reacted to Pedrocut's post in the thread Perry Common Road, Erdington. with Wow Wow.
    Perry Common Road, Erdington. 1925. (Birmingham Archives and Collections)
  • Smudger
    Smudger replied to the thread IN OUR GARDENS 2026.
    I`ve been having an unwelcome visitor for several days now.... a rat. It`s not afraid to show itself during the day, i watched it...
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    hewittbj39 replied to the thread Brighton road.
    Hi Mikejee. Great photos of Brighton Road, on photo No 2 next door to the pub is the builders yard of F.Fortey and sons where I started...
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    JohnCCD reacted to superdad3's post in the thread H B Sale Summer Lane with Appreciate Appreciate.
    H.B. Sale Ltd. Henry Sales was established in 1862 by Henry Bailey Sale who was a letter cutter and engraver. By 1882 the company was...
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    Donbogen reacted to superdad3's post in the thread H B Sale Summer Lane with Appreciate Appreciate.
    H.B. Sale Ltd. Henry Sales was established in 1862 by Henry Bailey Sale who was a letter cutter and engraver. By 1882 the company was...
  • MWS
    MWS replied to the thread Hicken family.
    As Smash says in the OP that they know nothing about that side of their family I don't think they would know. However, I've had a quick...
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    Mark Tooze reacted to Pedrocut's post in the thread Perry Common Road, Erdington. with Appreciate Appreciate.
    Perry Common Road, Erdington. 1925. (Birmingham Archives and Collections)
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