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crumble Joined: Sep 09, 2008 Posts: 3158 Guildford England	Posted on Apr 18 2014 07:09 PM Just rummaging through my photos, I thought it would ok to post these for fun. This is a shop on the Isle of Wight, south coast of England. It was closed by the owner in protest and remains today as it was all those years ago. Top
JakeDobner Joined: Feb 26, 2006 Posts: 12159 Seattle	Posted on Apr 18 2014 07:33 PM That is very cool! Ah the 50s... Top
DannySnyder Joined: Mar 02, 2006 Posts: 11010 Berkeley, CA	Posted on Apr 18 2014 07:41 PM Donald McGill was famous for creating the "saucy seaside postcards". You can see a recent article on the banning of them here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2003783/Donald-McGill-obscene-seaside-postcards-banned-50-years-ago-sale-1st-time.html — Danny Snyder Latest project - Now That's What I Call SURF _ "With great reverb comes great responsibility" - Uncle Leo I'm back playing keys and guitar with Combo Tezeta Top
DaveF Joined: May 10, 2009 Posts: 1111 Old Mission, CA	Posted on Apr 18 2014 08:41 PM I am curious about the elastic knickers in the next to last photo. Top
crumble Joined: Sep 09, 2008 Posts: 3158 Guildford England	Posted on Apr 18 2014 09:14 PM Back in those days knicker elastic held the universe together, my mother would send me off to school with knicker elastic through my coat sleeves with gloves attached to both ends! Last edited: Apr 19, 2014 09:07:09 Top
Badger Joined: Nov 16, 2013 Posts: 4536 Wisconsin	Posted on Apr 19 2014 08:49 AM Thanks for posting. Comments in his note interesting to read on the anniversary of the battle at Lexington Green. Such tyrants would've not likely stood idly by for reverb either. — Wes SoCal ex-pat with a snow shovel DISCLAIMER: The above is opinion/suggestion only & should not be used for mission planning/navigation, tweaking of instruments, beverage selection, or wardrobe choices. Top
crumble Joined: Sep 09, 2008 Posts: 3158 Guildford England	Posted on Apr 20 2014 05:32 AM Badger wrote: Thanks for posting. Comments in his note interesting to read on the anniversary of the battle at Lexington Green. Such tyrants would've not likely stood idly by for reverb either. Oh come on! Lexington Green was years ago. I'm sure our British president Barraco Barner wouldn't try to ban your reverb mate Top

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