Union 76 antenna balls.

Sen-Sen

Sticky lick-it sheets for your Co-Op divi receipt strips....

....and Green Shield stamps.*






* ....or do they still do those?

Wavy Line shops

5-Pin DIN Leads

Motorcycles with sidecars as everyday transport.

Playing along with records to learn how they went.

The Krankies.


Oh dear god noooooooo..... The Krankies were swingers....

Excellent news: "...on one occasion Ian flattened magician Paul Daniels with a single punch in a bar".

Anyway....


Tri-Ang

Woodchip wallpaper

Avocado bathrooms.

Chain flushing toilet cisterns

Do you mind?

Clip-on ties

Flock Wallpaper

buying loose ciggies

Cat's Whiskers

Outside toilets.

Flagstones.

Bus conductors

(Anything)esses.

Jubblies *






* maybe only a Northern thing?

Health and Efficiency Magazine (this may be the same as Jubblies)

Focus Cinemas. AA and X certificate.

The Postmaster General

Smoke filled cinemas.

Valspar Super-Gloss

I've got some in my freezer. Young master Jetsonic is partial. They look a lot smaller than I remember.

*Coloured toilet paper.

*Still sold in the U.K I've been told.

Whip 'n Chill.

Commando comics

Refreshers.




No not them, proper ones.

Frozen concentrated orange juice.

Jello 1.2.3

Bazooka Joes

Women wearing hair nets in public.

Real passports

Football buttons on cardigans.

Case balls.

Wha'the f are Case Balls?

n.s.s newsagents

They're what proper footballers used to kick for forty-five minutes at a time either side of their tab break.

Hope this helps.

Indeed. The 3 panel jobs with laces that always needed dubbin?

That's them: case balls.

Teams not having to shake hands before footie.

Screw-in studs.

Stylo Matchmakers.

Still alive and well in Scottish 2nd division!

bump.

Yeah, bumps. The fuck happened to bumps...?

Bazooka Joe's






Have we done that already...?

Old English flavour Spangles.

Any flavour Spangles.

Call.

Spanish Gold sweet tobacco.

Kali and spanish.

Church keys

Wavy Line shops.

Metal garbage cans.

The coal man....

The milk man....

We still have a milkman.

What about the lemonade van?

Davenport's 'Beer At Home'.

Slim Panatellas

bumps.

Cresta.

Ronco.

Merseybeat.

Top Deck.

Access cards.

Long Wave

Portable hairdryers....like our mums had.

Dial-a-disc

Foghorns

Light, Home, Luxemborg, Warsaw, Hilversuum.....

'Jesus' at the Nashville Rooms. Or the Nashville for that matter.

Bar billiards tables in pubs

And the 100 Club
And the Speak
And Bunjies
And Les Cousins
And Upstairs
And The Marquee
And up and down Oxford Dtreet with his placard.
Wonder what happened to him?
He's probably a millionaire with a Berkshire pile.


Anyway....

Scrubbing stones.

Chicken-In-A-Mug.

The Moonlight Club

A tab behind yer ear.

Millwall bricks.

Accy stock.

Accy what?

Stock.

So it's bouillon from Accrington?

Doesn't look as easy to crumble as an Oxo.

The best Millwall bricks were made out of the Melody Maker.

Definitely not as easy to crumble as an Oxo - I suspect that's why they were chosen for the foundations of the Empire State Building.

Did they add water to the Melody Maker?



Anyway....

British built Cunarders.

Actually.... British built anything.

Donkey Jackets

British and Irish navvies...?

Monkey Boots

16oz denim

Dickie Dirts.

Bobby Washables

'Keep Music Live' stickers

Still got one in me window.

Next....

Double Diamond

Ski yoghurts

Sago