A 1950S Childhood: From Tin Baths To Bread And Dripping,New Lakatos As The World Hung In

As The World Hung In The Balance

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A 1950S Childhood: From Tin Baths To Bread And Dripping,New Lakatos As The World Hung InDo You Remember Path News? Taking The Train To The Seaside? The Purple Stains Of Iodine On The Knees Of Boys In Short Trousers? Knitted Bathing Costumes? Then The Chances Are You Were Born In Or Around 1950. To The Young People Of Today, The 1950S Seem Like Another Age. But For Those Born Around Then, This Era Of Childhood Feels Like Yesterday. This Delightful Collection Of Photographic Memories Will Appeal To All Who Grew Up In This Postwar Decade;