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Quote:Originally Posted by Bob the Badger  In those days I stayed within my peer group. Someone two years older was considered old and one year younger was considered a kid. I remember going into a pub full of 22/23 year olds and we...
Quote:Originally Posted by Brideshead Interesting isn't it that the ponce on the right is described as a 'fashionable young man' where we tend to regard the skinhead look as 'fashionable' in the late 60s. Was it fashionable or...
Quote:Originally Posted by Brideshead Little Queenie, would you describe the riding-up skirt as a type of Tattersall check? My mum had a hairdresser c. 1964/65 (who I fancied like mad but she was a few years older than me!) and she...
Quote:Originally Posted by browniecj Interesting Photos Bunty.I would have put one of them a bit later,than`64.The Skirts are a bit short for then(normally Mod Girls are shown with Knee-Length Skirts I would say, as a skirt wearer,...
Quote:Originally Posted by Man-of-Mystery  By the way, what the dickens is that bloke at the back of the b/w shot doing? Perhaps he fancied himself as Christopher Lee?...
Quote:Originally Posted by Ed Vaughan Having - just the once - met Little Queenie, I can confirm she is, in fact, a delight. And while Bob isn't (a delight) he is a a very amiable chap. That is all. Why, thank-you Mr. Vaughan.
Quote:Originally Posted by browniecj Back then,you had 3 types of Girls.The ones that would have an imperious "Look" about them.They looked at you as if you had trodden into something.They usually went out with the smartest...
Quote:Originally Posted by loempiavreter Details said circa '68. Thank-you, any more information? Knowing the provenance of these photographs makes them much more valuable!
Quote:Originally Posted by Man-of-Mystery Bringing back a crick in the neck!
Quote:Originally Posted by Man-of-Mystery I'm going to say it's late mod era (check out the girl in the leather coat) and it's up North (which, as we all know now, means 'anywhere outside London' ). The shirt/tie/crew-neck/denim...
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