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I just love looking at those lovly pictures. I wanted to write a presentetion at 5:00 pm and here i am in the middle of the night ; commenting in a guest book in a history site ( the topic of the presentetion was supposed to be cartoon anatomy....) ADHD. what the hell r u doing?! anyway; its a wonderful website so thanks :p

As a social history enthusiast, particularly 1930s and Art Deco, my thanks for your wonderful site

After all these years of delving into old vehicles, today I found you.
Or, have I died and got to Heaven......
Love it here, thanks.

Found this lovely book on the British 1950s adverts similar to the ads here - https://rb.gy/kritg7

"Mystery Solved"

Love it

I love the old style plastic macs I wish they would come back into fashion, curtsy from jenny

Do you have a Facebook account? Those unknown photographs would be seen by many eyes and reach a wider audience.

I have found the 1970s tv show pictures quiz. I want to use it for a group of elderly people who meet at a church group tomorrow am. How do I get the answers to the questions. Do I have to pay. Thankyou

any value/interest information on pre 1940 badminton racket "the cranbourn" manufactured in england for/by wisden & co ltd

I was given a picture of the Bakery/shop where I learnt my trade as a baker by my first bosses daughter two days ago the picture shows that they used to make the Bernadine bread which I don’t remember but I googled it and came upon your site where various people remember it. I can upload the picture if anyone is interested ?

Hi;
Is there anyway to buy a high res version of your adverts from you, like on a CD-ROM or download?

I want to say thanks for providing me with the information I was looking for. I wanted to confirm that the ancient world transmitted correspondence in writing about events equivalent to letters. Somehow some people have concluded that the gospels relied upon memories which would have of necessity faded with time. The information your website provided confirmed the implausibility of that conclusion (for me at least). Thanks again.

Thank you very much for the advertisement which gives me a date for the GEC Bride's Iron, gifted to the Stirling Smith collections today.

I think this is such a wonderful web page you've set up, and I was wondering if a new page under Childhood might be set up for a boarding school. Let me know if this might be considered. Thanks

as a young child i was brought up on milk and honey buiscuits its a real shame they stoped making them they were far supiria to what you buy today

I was so glad to see some of those old photos as I could recognise some of the era's in the photos, as Britain was a long time in them (or so it seemed) we never had bright colours and the places + the people sometimes looked older than they were, I grew up in the North East, Near Newcastle upon Tyne but it was a good childhood, no shootings, stabbings etc., just normal. But I recently viewed a newish book on the slums of Glasgow, & it was so pitiful it brought me to tears to see how a lot of those people lived or just got by. Plus you forgot to mention about the Jarrow Marchers who were going down to London & the Govt' to let them know how they were living at their wits end to make money to put food on the table. It was such hard times but the Govt' didn't seem to care. Life is funny how it repeats itself & as if we didn't learn the lessons well enough the first time around.

This is my first time viewing history world and i was thrilled at seeing the capture of all these photo's it give's one a true glimpse into what working life was back-then a real eye-opener i wish to thank all who have contributed to this wonderful site.And it will not be my last visit.

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Brilliant site, even has the ad from my 1st employment at Blakes Motors Ltd, Salford, great memories.