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Davie
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Post by Davie » Tue Aug 29, 2006 2:41 am

Hi Marilyn
Fair point.
I have lots of old PCs and some interesting cartoons from Scotland.
Several old Ygorra and Glasgow University Magazines from the twenties.
The adverts in them are terrific.
Do ye think that this one frae Sauchiehall Street wid upset the Weegies?
Will post to the Gallery.
Davie

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Post by marilyn morning » Tue Aug 29, 2006 3:10 am

Davie,

Well there is only one way to find out :shock:

Lets take a look and see..

I collect postcards myself and love looking at "A Moment Caught In Time"

Last May I paid a visit to Scotland and I was given a booklet "Old Johnstone and Elderslie" written by Don Malcom. It was filled with old postcards and I giggled with glee when it was handed to me, by my cousin, Jim Morning.

Oh was a pleasure it was to walk down some of the same streets that my great great grandfather, Matthew Morning lived on. And to see the old postcards of the same area was simply amazing.

My favorite was Houston Square. So much history to absorb and not enough time.

Regards
Marilyn
Dogs leave paw prints on your heart.
Maxine Morning b. 23 April 1998 d. 14 Nov. 2008
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Fergie
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Post by Fergie » Wed Aug 30, 2006 10:01 pm

Hi. Davie,
Liked the Glasgow postcard... was like the t.shirt daughter's friend brought back from Ireland about the weather. Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter all showed pictures of foul weather.
Where on earth is the Burns postcard? Cannae be bothered ploughing through the whole gallery lookin fur it. Wanted a look.
Would like to come to next lunch - sounds like fun - like the humour on this site. Can I bring the 78 year old mum and the 83 year old great uncle in law - great patter, brilliant memories and don't give a toss about being PC? Just won't get mum to drive into Glasgow though. She tried to drive from Killie to EK and ended up in Blytheswood Square.
Regards, Fergie
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Honnan, Ireland, Dumfries,Glasgow

DavidWW
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Post by DavidWW » Thu Aug 31, 2006 9:53 am

Davie wrote:Hi Marilyn
Fair point.
I have lots of old PCs and some interesting cartoons from Scotland.
Several old Ygorra and Glasgow University Magazines from the twenties.
The adverts in them are terrific.
Do ye think that this one frae Sauchiehall Street wid upset the Weegies?
Will post to the Gallery.
Davie
"Ygorra" - that really brings back memories :!: :!:

"Weegies" ?, - forget them :!: :wink:

David

Davie
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Post by Davie » Thu Aug 31, 2006 10:58 am

Hi all
I have added a wee ad from ygorra from the thirties in the Gallery.
and My goodness, huve these wummin' no had it easy furr years.

Davie
http://talkingscot.com/gallery/displayi ... p?pos=-736
image URL added by LesleyB

Fergie
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Post by Fergie » Thu Aug 31, 2006 1:42 pm

Watch it Davie......you're such a wind up merchant! :D
Researching Currie, Glasgow, Ayr.
Clark, Sim, Fyvie
Bonnar, Trainer, McCafferty Glasgow, via Ireland.
McLaverty/Shannon/Harding Belfast & St. John,New Brunswick
Ferguson Ayrshire, Argyle, Glasgow
Honnan, Ireland, Dumfries,Glasgow

mallog
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Post by mallog » Thu Aug 31, 2006 6:15 pm

Yes getting the same conditions as men - it will never happen :roll: :lol:

Mallog
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sheilajim
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Post by sheilajim » Thu Aug 31, 2006 9:39 pm

Hi Davie

That one from the Electric Company, would have shocked my mother. :shock: She always said that she never got any rest, and the house was always electrified.

Regards

Sheila
Sheila

marilyn morning
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Post by marilyn morning » Sat Sep 02, 2006 1:55 am

Hello Davie,

Upon further review and consideration, TalkingScot is posting your "Burns" postcard in the Historical Section of our
Gallery for all to view and enjoy the content. Thank you for sharing it with us.

http://talkingscot.com/gallery/displayi ... p?pos=-730

Regards
Marilyn
Dogs leave paw prints on your heart.
Maxine Morning b. 23 April 1998 d. 14 Nov. 2008
http://talkingscot.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-1718

Ina
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Post by Ina » Sat Sep 02, 2006 3:07 am

Hi Davie,

I personally enjoy your postcards. Hope you will continue to share your collection with us.

Regards,

Ina