Old Catalogue toy pages

[darren]

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Britains it seems did fantastic stuff.

Id not heard of them till recently.

Glad its jogging ur memory. Lol

me & my brother had lots of britain's farm sets when were were young.

I remember newsround had a feature on the lion mark for toy safety, as did watchdog, so less "potential deathtraps" for lynn foulds-wood to report on!

[Richard1978]

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Me & my brother had lots of Britain's farm sets when were were young.

I remember Newsround had a feature on the Lion Mark for toy safety, as did Watchdog, so less "potential deathtraps" for Lynn Foulds-Wood to report on!

[darren]

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[darren]

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1985

[darren]

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1982

[darren]

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1984

[darren]

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1988

[darren]

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1985.

STRANGE THING ABOUT THIS POST AND THE PREVIOUS ONE IS BOTH BLACK AND WHITE AND COLOUR TV'S ARE AVAILABLE IN THE SAME ARGOS CATALOGUE.

[darren]

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1985

[darren]

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1977

[Richard1978]

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One of my Aunts also had a Fidelity radio like that, it was probably still at my Gran's house when it was cleared out.

It seems interesting that most of the radios are AM only, these days you are more likely to get FM only ones.

[darren]

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PRETTY SURE MY DAD HAD THAT FIDELTY RADIO.

[darren]

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[darren]

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[deeks]

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I just find the images online and post them here.
I cant really change the sizes tho.

Ok, I did a google image search for those I was interested in to bring up the pages they were originally posted on - for the most part, the image you included here was the small thumbnail image, rather than the full size image that the thumbnails usually link to.

I've now got larger versions of the images you posted here, but in future, when you're linking, it's useful to link to a version of the pic that's bigger than a tiny thumbnail (for those of us who want to actually read the blurb and stuff!)

Cheers!