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Anyone remember the clothes shop (menswear?) at top of Floyd road roughly next to where the off licence is now? I bought my first Starsky wrap round cardigan there, I think I’ve still got it somewhere! 😉😉
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I think it had a vaguely foreign sounding name that may have ended in el or al. It was a small shop and packed to the rafters, mainly with shirts.valleynick66 said:
James Terry ?Mametz said:Does any remember the name of the gents clothes shop that was a few doors down towards Welling Corner from the Grenada cinema. I bought my first Brutus shirts there in about 1970. It was run by an elderly Jewish bloke who would stand in the doorway and try and convince anyone who was window shopping to come and have a good look at the goods.0 -
When were you there Lazy eye? I had a Friday eve/Saturday job in Wallis's butchery dept 1973-75. I loved it even though the pay was poor. Full of characters... a bit like a Carry On film!Lazy_eye_metaphor said:Wallis supermarket. Used to be loads of them in the seventies. Had a Saturday job with them in my student days.0 -
Kennedy's in Bromley always got my custom whether I was hungry or not.RedArmySE7 said:Think there's still a Kennedy's in Beckenham?
I'd completely forgotten about Beatties, I loved that place as a kid.
I would always buy a couple of sausage rolls....after I'd queued up for 10 minutes.1 -
Freeman Hardy and Willis.0
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My sister used to work Saturday on there, she said FHW stood for fooking hard work, would you like leather protected with your new shoes?ElfsborgAddick said:Freeman Hardy and Willis.0 -
They produced decent shoes tbf. I still have a pair.guinnessaddick said:
My sister used to work Saturday on there, she said FHW stood for fooking hard work, would you like leather protected with your new shoes?ElfsborgAddick said:Freeman Hardy and Willis.1 -
Are they platforms or would that be more Ravels.1
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Kwik Save.1
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C&A.0
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Our Price Records.1
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Platforms, it puts me up to 5'2iaitch said:Are they platforms or would that be more Ravels.1 -
That place made Lidl look like Marks and Spencers.Covered End said:Kwik Save.3 -
Alders.1
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Still a Kwik Save in Belvedere close to B&Q.0
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As a follower of fashion I miss Dales, Harry Fenton and Take Six.0
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Really, I'm amazed, the only one I ever knew was at Bromley South in the late 80's and is now a Weatherspoons.Valleyfan2 said:Still a Kwik Save in Belvedere close to B&Q.0 -
Cloud 9 records, Sidcup0
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Rumbelows, Welling Corner0
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meldrew66 said:Rumbelows, Welling Corner
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I wonder if he got it on the bus alright.guinnessaddick said:meldrew66 said:Rumbelows, Welling Corner1 -
That is brilliant. I like the way he has to take it out of the shop on a sack barrow, couldn't they have thrown in a free delivery? And what if a player won a few of them in a season, they'd have had to go down the market like Del Boy flogging them off.guinnessaddick said:meldrew66 said:Rumbelows, Welling Corner4 -
Drysdales record shop, Woolwich New Road.
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Index, the weird identical to Argos shop but with a different colour book0
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I used to work in Dales - first job after leaving school. They used to copy other designs - eg their copy of Farah trousers had a ‘D’ where the Farah ‘F’ label would be! Branches in Woolwich, Sidcup, Lewisham, and shop with warehouse near The Venue in New Cross.iaitch said:As a follower of fashion I miss Dales, Harry Fenton and Take Six.0 -
My local shop was Penge and had a mate who managed the one in Norwood High Street.0
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I believe Fine Fare used to issue pink stamps that were similar to the Green Shield Stamps scheme.Fumbluff said:Index, the weird identical to Argos shop but with a different colour book1 -
Williams Furniture Shops - 'When you walk through the door, your pounds worth more . . . at Williams where else'.0
