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What makes you say "late '60s"? History of acquisition? Quality of photo?[/QUOTE]
Really just that it appears to be derelict, so somewhere in that window between "The London no one knows" and it being knocked down. Other than that, ?
Still, a good find from Christian, the tatty book hoarder.
Hanbury Street rear
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Originally posted by C. F. Leon View PostHow certain is the identification with 29 Hanbury? Several writers have indicted that the houses in the area were pretty much cut from the same mold.
What makes you say "late '60s"? History of acquisition? Quality of photo?
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How certain is the identification with 29 Hanbury? Several writers have indicted that the houses in the area were pretty much cut from the same mold.
What makes you say "late '60s"? History of acquisition? Quality of photo?
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That's a great point, you can see right through. I'm guessing at some point a partition wall was knocked out.
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Originally posted by Al Bundy's Eyes View PostHi Christian,
Interesting find, can't say I've seen it myself but it's hard to tell, they do look a bit "samey".
Where did you find it if you don't mind my asking?
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Hi Christian,
Interesting find, can't say I've seen it myself but it's hard to tell, they do look a bit "samey".
Where did you find it if you don't mind my asking?
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Hanbury Street rear
New image I came across I’ve not seen before no information I’m afraid but is a cracker late 1960s for sure1 PhotoTags: None
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