Old Photos For No Reason Whatsoever

[stringjunior]

Was that the fire that miraculously coincided with all of their historical pictures being reframed and trophies polished? Or is that just another scurrilous rumour peddled by other jealous clubs in the area?

I couldn't possibly comment your honour

 

[Yank]

 

[BushBlade]

1933, Ecclesfield WMC View attachment 54727View attachment 54728

Daft haircuts even in them days.

 

[Tunstall Fred]

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Wayne Quinn and Jan Aage?.Great to see Dane , what a player

 

[sitwell]

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Young Albert is taking the toss literally.

 

[Bert]

Paddy Kenny selling his medal.

 

[Bert]

 

[BushBlade]

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Sorry Bert but Bushblade knows nowt about cricket. Who are they?

 

[XM657]

1933, Ecclesfield WMC View attachment 54727View attachment 54728

Three years later Tom Johnson was playing at Wembley in a FA Cup Final, unfortunately on the loosing side. Here on the left

 

[Silent Blade]

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Billy Barnes replaced the injured Walter Bennett for the replay. He played only 23 games in his 3 years with us. Scored the winning goal of the final but that was his last game for us and returned to West Ham

 

[Bert]

Sorry Bert but Bushblade knows nowt about cricket. Who are they?

Dooley, at was apparently a fundraising raising event for him at Shiregreen.

 

[ChipButtyBlade]

View attachment 53563 The treasures of Bert's garage Pt 346

My other half has got 4990.

 

[ChipButtyBlade]

 

[XM657]

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Powerful photos, it's good to be reminded of the ultimate sacrifice that was made by so many. Aren't wars a bastard, even when fought for the best of reasons.

 

[XM657]

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Powerful photos, I believe it's good to be reminded of the ultimate sacrifice so many made. Isn't war a bastard, even when fought for the best reasons.

 

[XM657]

One for the motoring enthusiasts. Also any ideas where it is? Couple of clues with the buildings.

 

[Lucky Polo's]

Tha's got me stumped they're...

 

[BushBlade]

View attachment 54881One for the motoring enthusiasts. Also any ideas where it is? Couple of clues with the buildings.

No hills or buildings in the background. Either high up somewhere or not Sheffield is my assumption.

 

[ChipButtyBlade]

Fancy having half the American Army parked up on your street,just waiting for the word.

 

[sitwell]

View attachment 54881One for the motoring enthusiasts. Also any ideas where it is? Couple of clues with the buildings.

Netherthorpe ,scotland St ?

 

[Paisley Blade]

Three years later Tom Johnson was playing at Wembley in a FA Cup Final, unfortunately on the loosing side. Here on the leftView attachment 54804

Grew up through primary and secondary school with his grandson , playing football together for many years.

 

[Bert]

Grew up through primary and secondary school with his grandson , playing football together for many years.

He was, like Bert, an Ecclesfeldian.

 

[Paisley Blade]

He was, like Bert, an Ecclesfeldian.

He was indeed. I was in his house on The Wheel on a few occasions , the historical importance of who I was in the presence of totally lost on an 8 year old.

 

[ghandi]

View attachment 54881One for the motoring enthusiasts. Also any ideas where it is? Couple of clues with the buildings.

One of the roads off Fitzwilliam St such as Eggerton St?

 

[Bert]

He was indeed. I was in his house on The Wheel on a few occasions , the historical importance of who I was in the presence of totally lost on an 8 year old.

Bert's step-great grandmother was ill in bed in 1925, they lived on the High Street, the Johnson family took the FA Cup to show her it.

 

[BladeFisher]

View attachment 54881One for the motoring enthusiasts. Also any ideas where it is? Couple of clues with the buildings.

Arthur Daley (Yorkshire) Ltd?

 

[BladeFisher]

The one on the right is that Albert Speer?

And Don Revie before he started to eat pies?

 

[Sean Thornton]

View attachment 54881One for the motoring enthusiasts. Also any ideas where it is? Couple of clues with the buildings.

Carver Street?

 

[XM657]

Carver Street?

I must first say I found the photo on a local civic web sight of photos and it stated unknown street. As an outside chance I thought someone on here may know, I don't, but feel it could be somewhere between West St and Wellington St. Thought the buildings might help recognition, particularly the older white one top right. I'm surprised no one has mentioned the cars, more often than not cars stimulate much discussion and that was my main aim for posting the photo.

 

[Lucky Polo's]

Well the cars are the easy part. My guess's would be front row, a barely visible Rover 90, A30/5 van, Anglia, Frog Eye, A30, Ford Pop and possibly a Minor or Beetle judging by the roof. Back row from the left 2 x A30/5, Wolseley 16/60, Mk1 Cortina 2 door and another Pininfarina styled BMC product.

Some of the cars don't seem to have number plates so my guess would be close to a Kennings dealership circa '64-65.