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  • Richard1978
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    My brother had one of those red Smiley cars when he was younger, can't remember what happened to it, but I got the feeling it was left out one winter & was frost damaged.

    I knew a lot of people who had those trike tractors.

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  • HG
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    Some shoes from the same catalogue






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  • HG
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  • HG
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    1974 toy catalogue pages from John Noble







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  • Trickyvee
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    Originally posted by jackie View Post


    OMG I had that exact same cash register !!!
    I had the cash register, and look at that housewive's set...ironing board, vacuum cleaner, dust pan and brush and sweeper. As if you don't get enough of that when you grow up! Needless to say I avoided that sort of thing.

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  • Heather74
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    Originally posted by stockportyears View Post
    The 1974 images have been deleted off Photbucket, can the OP repost?
    If not three or four members have the same C.D they came from, I'm sure someone will get them back on for you

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  • stockportyears
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    The 1974 images have been deleted off Photbucket, can the OP repost?

    Anyone remember the Freemans catalogues in the 70s? To my mind, it's whay Lulu is most famous for.

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  • kazboot
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    Those multi coloured shoes are just fab! Remember them well

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  • Grosh62
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    One of my earliest Memories is looking through Mrs Archer's Kays catalogue. Mum said she would come in and catch me sitting on the couch with the catalogue on my knee and my feet not reaching the end on the sofa cushion. She would ask me what I was doing and I would tell her "I'm looking at the Cheeky Ladies!" 4 years old.

    BTW Ace shoes, I had the different coloured leather shoes in the 70s.

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  • Timeslipper
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    These are mine and I bought them from KAYS catalogue in 1979 - still have them, and still fit!

    Although I have this right foot one as a display item more than a wear item.....
    The soles are true crepe and they tend to get sticky and after a stroll through the town
    many years ago, I got home to find I had brought back many a bus ticket on my sole plus
    sweet wrappers and shop stickers....

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  • Timeslipper
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    Would love to see, and have scanned the net, for anyone who has pics of John Moores, Universal, and the like - of.....the
    shoes section, from the 1970's, I would love to see any shots of those mad footwear fashions we used to buy at that time..example.....

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  • Jacqueline
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    Originally posted by Herr Grunwald View Post
    Just seen this

    I used to have this, I had completely forgotten about it until I saw the pic, ah memories
    Me too! I got quite emotional when I saw that pic. I remember spending ages making a replacement till roll when the original one got used up...

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  • JamesP
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    I loving this thread it brings back so many memories for me

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  • safclass
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    Ziksby
    Thank you, thank you thank you,
    I had the Holly Hobby House when i was a kid and i loved it. I've searched the internet for it for ages and you've put it up here.
    Thanks

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  • patrickblue
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    Originally posted by Raymond Luxury-Yacht View Post
    As a young lad with a growing interest in the female form I used to really look forward to the new Freeman's catalogue with page after page of fit young women in their underwear. An added bonus was if the old one got chucked out and somehow found its way to my room as scrap paper or something. Really surprised one time to see a picture of a half-cup bra (think that's the term?) with the model effectively topless, if you get my drift. Probably no one would bat an eyelid nowadays, but this seemed pretty amazing in a "family" catalogue way back in about 1970.
    Me too, I grew up in the 60's and was quite amazed when I started geting involved with girls that they didn't all wear girdles. That's all the catalogue women's undies page seemed to have in those days

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