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I think this is somewhere in Birmingham, UK. The Ford Consul bears a
registration issued in Birmingham, and C. H. Brown still exist as a
convenience store there. Joseph Harris Ltd were an old-established
company of cleaners with several branches in Birmingham.
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On Thu, 12 Mar 2020 00:32:11 +0000,Leroy Curtis
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>In article >, Rich >
>writes
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>>[ A UUEncoded file (6000.jpg) was included here. ]
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>I think this is somewhere in Birmingham, UK. The Ford Consul bears a
>registration issued in Birmingham, and C. H. Brown still exist as a
>convenience store there. Joseph Harris Ltd were an old-established
>company of cleaners with several branches in Birmingham.

From a book publisher about Birmingham. Congratulations! That's quite
an offset from the street.

There's a total of 47 pictures here.
"Brays Road, Sheldon, in 1961. Courtesy of Brewin Books taken from its
series of Birmingham Revisited books."
https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/new...1960s-10800614

On Mar 11, 2020, Leroy Curtis wrote
(in article >):

> In >, >
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> > [ A UUEncoded file (6000.jpg) was included here. ]
> I think this is somewhere in Birmingham, UK. The Ford Consul bears a
> registration issued in Birmingham, and C. H. Brown still exist as a
> convenience store there. Joseph Harris Ltd were an old-established
> company of cleaners with several branches in Birmingham.

Thanks, Leroy.
This looked British, but with the car parked on the right side of the street
put that in doubt.

In article >, drek
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>On Thu, 12 Mar 2020 00:32:11 +0000,Leroy Curtis
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>>In article >, Rich >
>>writes
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>>>[ A UUEncoded file (6000.jpg) was included here. ]
>>>
>>I think this is somewhere in Birmingham, UK. The Ford Consul bears a
>>registration issued in Birmingham, and C. H. Brown still exist as a
>>convenience store there. Joseph Harris Ltd were an old-established
>>company of cleaners with several branches in Birmingham.
>
>From a book publisher about Birmingham. Congratulations! That's quite
>an offset from the street.
>
>There's a total of 47 pictures here.
>"Brays Road, Sheldon, in 1961. Courtesy of Brewin Books taken from its
>series of Birmingham Revisited books."
>https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/new...at-birmingham-
>like-1960s-10800614

Thanks, what a great collection of photos
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Leroy Curtis

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Brays Road, Sheldon, in 1961.

Courtesy of this site:-

https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/new...1960s-10800614

As it is today:-



Martin C