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Been nice knowing you :)
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It was a lot of money then !
Note it says: NO TWO ALIKE !! everyone individually made !!
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Conditment ???

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Building Tilmanstone colliery:
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Love this thread.....everything looked better...
Any photos of York Street? in the past?.....one of the sunniest streets in Dover....now doomed to be a dual carriageway.....no character at all.....
Bang in the centre of Town.....
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I find things like this so interesting.
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Anything on York Street

howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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30 quid for a piano, i am guessing that must be over a thousand in today's money.
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Charlie - will see what we can find on York Street.
1906 - another press picture:
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"The late Mr Worsfold Mowll, Dover's leading townsman, who passed away January 26th 1906"
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Mr Worsfold Mowll.....Looks rather like:
Mr Roger Walken.....
and before you start...that is a compliment....
Thank you Cath...re York Street....I am interested, because the main
Roman settlement was situated there....we bowed to the Motor Car and rushing everything in and out of Dover....I feel that must have been an important street, before it was flattened...
Thank you.....

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Terry Nunn
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#21 Perhaps used developer was part of the recipe Paul!
Terry
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
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More from 1906 Dover Express:
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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fascinating stuff as always, the thing that caught my eye was the "cash" ironmongers.
there were no electronic cards or h.p. then.
what other method of purchase was available apart from cash?
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Love the photo of Mr Worsfold Mowll

Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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You could pay with Salt Howard.
