Monday, 20 April 2020

Where's the Public Telephone Box? Part 6



Following on from my previous posts - this time I'm presenting a collection of colour-only postcard images. From the 1960s, there was a new wave of issues which highlighted the nation's new shopping precincts or modernised high streets. 

Now the K8 boxes which arrived on the scene in 1968 can be spotted on these cards, accompanying the classic K2's and K6's which peppered the urban and country landscapes from the 1920s onwards...


the Whitgift Centre in Croydon

Fitzalan Square, Sheffield

Grimsby in the 1970s

the famous Harry Ramsden's fish and chips shop empire was founded in Guisley, Yorkshire in 1928


Hitchin Town Centre, North Hertfordshire


Broadmead shopping district, Bristol





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