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anyone got this short pictorial book by Freddy O'conner?
Opening the cover of the book reveals a picture of a street running parallel with another street,there is no indication of the two streets so this is a long shot anyone know those two streets?
Sorry if this is the wrong forum to post but I just don't know where to post this one.:unibrow:
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Hiya George,
the photo is of St Chrysostom Street Everton 1967.
Mandy :)
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Originally Posted by robbo176
How do you know exactly it was 1967? the reason I asked the question is because I'm sure its the street I used live in as a child but not the street you named, I could be wrong but thats why I need to know for certain.
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hiya George,
I found the street name on the inside page (page 2?)
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Originally Posted by robbo176
LOL I just cottoned on when the book starts its numbering its starts at seven,WHY! if I go from the front cover and read each page as a number then the front cover is number one but thats not how a booklet should be numbered...was Freddy being funny on this him being a scouser anyway?
ps...I cannot find reference to that either on page 2 its blank.
Know Freddie well through the Williamson Tunnels. I need to get his book autographed!
So is it the same for you as well CAD or like Mandy ses?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cadfael
This was printed...
Second edition 1986
Debz is with him a lot. You can have a signed Copy of Debz's book (not long now):PDT11Quote:
Originally Posted by Cadfael
It's a great book that...bought that from a "local bookshop" in the Albert Dock in something like 2002. Still got it somewhere.
Yes mate I bought my second copy last year due to someone keeping it on my instead of borrowing ha ha
And I like the thought of Ged,s books going cheap in St John,s Market. I bought 500 of them to sell for double the price to whoever want one. As yet none sold............ha ha:hug:
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there,s no hurray George, no hurry at all. :PDT_Aliboronz_24:Quote:
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It's a great charactaristic to be young at heart and not allow yourself to grow old and become and old cynic ( like me ! ha, ha!) :unibrow:Quote:
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I can vouch for the fact that Chippie is great fun let me tell you :slywink: