When l was a boy!

Martyboy2ofBritain says: Young fresh faced cheeky and incredibly talented. I remember these four lads from Liverpool that would one day conquer the world

1960's Beatles Scrapbook by Simon

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Martyboy2ofBritain says: They had some incredible cars in the 50s They do not look out of place now and are still eye catching oozing a wow factor

1957 MASERATI 450S COSTIN-ZAGATO COUPE by loudpop

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Martyboy2ofBritain says: Oh the red phone boxes They were everywhere. Now all these years later we carry mobiles..

Telephone boxes by Katie-Rose

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Martyboy2ofBritain says: l was taken by my Mother to a pantomime at the Golders Green Hippodrome to see Peter Pan in the late 1950s. lf you are a parent l do recommend taking your children or grandchildren to one. They are great fun

Peter Pan. by pumpkin8

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Martyboy2ofBritain says: The first music programme that l was into in the mid 60s. The Hollies The Beatles The Stones The Who .lt was endless the amount of musical talent at that time.

My Weekly Fix. :-). :-). :-) by 16/12/49

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Martyboy2ofBritain says: l am glad that these are still with us. A very British symbol. When l was 20 l used to leapfrog over these with ease

PE30 011 - Kings Lynn, Purefield Street. Purefield Place 120618 by maljoe

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Martyboy2ofBritain says: l used to hide behind the couch when these Cybermen came on the screen.

Attack of the Cybermen by Richardr

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Martyboy2ofBritain says: l can still feel melting ice cream running over my fist. When l was a small boy you could not beat a 99.

ice cream van brighton seafront by Webyogi Digital

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Martyboy2ofBritain says: There used to be one of these police boxes near my house. That was before Doctor Who. These boxes were the old style of Police communication in what was a slower moving world.

police box by Tom Smith

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Martyboy2ofBritain says: l remember collecting frog spawn and bringing it home in a jam jar. There l put it in a small fish tank and watched them hatch and turn into miniture frogs. Then l released them back from where l got them from. Real nature study in my kitchen

tadpole by aapfarrington

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Martyboy2ofBritain says: My first dinky toy was one of these. l still have it on my shelf Dinky was the supplier of good quality toys then. l really wished that l had kept all mine

Maserati 250F - Stirling Moss by Tina Barker

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Martyboy2ofBritain says: A typical station. l remember seeing a few of these red carriages. The great days of steam.

Pickering Station by Tina Barker

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Martyboy2ofBritain says: We always had fish on a Friday. it was a real treat. My Mum also bought a large bar of Cadburys dairy milk and 1 can of Coke which we shared between the three of us on a Friday night watching a black and white TV. lt was very little by todays standards but boy it was a treat that never drew complaint. When it was gone it was gone. We never asked for more.

Lunch by Teckie Kev

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Martyboy2ofBritain says: Loved going to the seaside by coach. Brighton , Margate, Canvey lsland, Bournemouth, Bognor Regis and all the others. Being a little boy l loved them all.

Brighton - The pier by Paul

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Martyboy2ofBritain says: The underground has modernised now. This was the way they looked all those years ago.

RD06878 1938 Tube Stock by Ron Fisher

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