Well I was digging through one of the storage rooms a few weeks back and I found a stack of old postcards about Battersea and Lougborough Lake and fishing on these lakes. Thought some forumites might like to see them, so I've scanned a few in and here they are:
This first one has been made into a T-shirt that I have seen around.
1920s:
1950s:
Battersea Fun Fair (I dont have an original of this one so if anyone finds one I'd like to get my hands on one):
As I scan more in, I will post them here, but it might take a while to keep it all updated. I've put all of these up here:
http://holidaymanor.net/_mgxroot/page_10788.html
What do you think of these? And does anyone have any other Canadian Fishing type postcards? In this digital age these are going to become a rare commodity, so if you want a high res one to print out let me know and I'll email it to you.
Fishing PostCards
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Yeah, I like the cartoons too. I'll see if I can dig up some more, there are a lot of old boxes in the Manor store-rooms with old stories and pics.
Slushpuppy, great old images there - thanks.
Slushpuppy, great old images there - thanks.
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