Colliers Wood High Street, South London c1928
High Street, Colliers Wood. Postcard published by Frederick Maycock. Maycock was the business partner of the prolific postcard publisher Richard Johns, but they appear to have separated around 1925.
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The first picture must have been snapped on take-your-baby-for-a-stroll day. The Google shot is almost devoid of people.
ReplyDeleteI hadn't noticed that! They don't look very happy though.
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