In reply to Post #12
Nutty bar, now you're talking
Nutty bar, now you're talking
In reply to Post #74
Esterberry
Esterberry
In reply to Post #74
Tropicana honey yucatan
Tropicana honey yucatan
Grange CSL - I so wish they still made this.
In reply to Post #78
Drinks are free
Drinks are free
MCF folding spreader blocks.
Anything by Angling Intelligence.
Anything by Angling Intelligence.
In reply to Post #74
Angling Intelligence were a fantastic company. I can't remember a single product of theirs which didn't have an improvement on an existing design. The 60" brolly with the extended front spokes (which is common practice now) was superb. One of the few companies which didn't just sell rebranded stuff which was already available.
Angling Intelligence were a fantastic company. I can't remember a single product of theirs which didn't have an improvement on an existing design. The 60" brolly with the extended front spokes (which is common practice now) was superb. One of the few companies which didn't just sell rebranded stuff which was already available.
In reply to Post #82
Agreed that brolly was superb design and quality and I would have one now if it was still on the market.
Agreed that brolly was superb design and quality and I would have one now if it was still on the market.
Tins of "Long Life" beer
"Orchard" brand apple pies and blackcurrant pies.
In the 60's that would be all I took with me for a weeks fishing to live on. Apple or blackcurrant pie for breakfast, dinner and tea and swilled down with a tin of "long Life" laid on my Woolworths sun lounger under a 45" umbrella. I never even took water with me, and looking back now, how the hell did I survive on that diet because I could not do it now.
And just realized, I would only have been about 13+. It must have been easier to have been able to buy beer in them days underage. And I still even have my "Inde Coope Long Life" can opener ("Can Spanner" as they was known by for the younger generation) on my keyring still to punch two holes in the cans to drink from, long before the days of ring pulls.
"Orchard" brand apple pies and blackcurrant pies.
In the 60's that would be all I took with me for a weeks fishing to live on. Apple or blackcurrant pie for breakfast, dinner and tea and swilled down with a tin of "long Life" laid on my Woolworths sun lounger under a 45" umbrella. I never even took water with me, and looking back now, how the hell did I survive on that diet because I could not do it now.
And just realized, I would only have been about 13+. It must have been easier to have been able to buy beer in them days underage. And I still even have my "Inde Coope Long Life" can opener ("Can Spanner" as they was known by for the younger generation) on my keyring still to punch two holes in the cans to drink from, long before the days of ring pulls.
In reply to Post #84
Party 4 and 7 double diamond and 5 park drive for 5p or 20 number 6 19p
Party 4 and 7 double diamond and 5 park drive for 5p or 20 number 6 19p
In reply to Post #1
Senseless probiotic boilies
Senseless probiotic boilies
In reply to Post #85
20 Number 6 were 21p when I smoked in 74 and sovriegn 19p.
20 Number 6 were 21p when I smoked in 74 and sovriegn 19p.
In reply to Post #83
Weren't they also the first company to bring out purpose built castable weed rakes and rigid arm weigh slings, as well as the first company to commercially market baiting poles to the carp market?
Weren't they also the first company to bring out purpose built castable weed rakes and rigid arm weigh slings, as well as the first company to commercially market baiting poles to the carp market?
In reply to Post #87
6 country choice, 40 B&H Silver, 2 tins of Princes Stewed Steak and 2 French Batons
The diet of champions.
6 country choice, 40 B&H Silver, 2 tins of Princes Stewed Steak and 2 French Batons
The diet of champions.
In reply to Post #87
prices in 1968 10p for a pint of watneys red barrel remember us having a Xmas drink my boss said bring thirty.bob £1.50 we will have a right booze up with fish chips and change lol my wages where £9 per week if I did a sat morning as well gave mum £5 for keep
my mate was a apprentice his wage was £5 a week
Would take princes stewed steak fishing tin peas a pots lovely tin pies weren't bad did anyone work out how to stop bottom pastry getting soggy
prices in 1968 10p for a pint of watneys red barrel remember us having a Xmas drink my boss said bring thirty.bob £1.50 we will have a right booze up with fish chips and change lol my wages where £9 per week if I did a sat morning as well gave mum £5 for keep
my mate was a apprentice his wage was £5 a week
Would take princes stewed steak fishing tin peas a pots lovely tin pies weren't bad did anyone work out how to stop bottom pastry getting soggy