Things we don't see anymore

He's obviously not real with a name like that! And you're far funnier GandT !

Malt and virol. Sherbet dips.fly papers. Brown paper bags ( seem only to find white ones)

Not real ??? You cut me to the core.

If you prick us do we not bleed?
If you tickle us do we not laugh?
If you poison us do we not die?
And if you wrong us shall we not revenge?

Are any of us real ?

Chains on lavatories, gob stoppers, only hardbacks in bookshops, except for a few orange and white, or green and white penguins, so we bought few books

Sainsbury's put sliced meat in brown paper bags now...

How about 'flying saucers' with sherbet in?

Lyons fruit pies. I loved the pineapple one

'Spanish Root' liquorice root sticks to chew - in our school tuckshop.

I did see Spanish Wood recently.

Also flying saucers but I'd swear there is far less sherbet in them

Macintosh's Week-end Assortment. Some of which were truly revolting!

Terry`s Neapolitans, they were my favourite boxed chocs.

Or Nealopitans as we call them. I think it might have come from a sketch with June Whitfield.

The green stripe in Neapolitan ice cream.

The barrel-shaped Milk Tray choc with green stuff in.

Knitted swim wear --- could it make a com back ?

Glad someone else remembers that green stripe in Neapolitan ice cream, no one else I know seems to! It wasn't mint-flavoured, it had a strange taste but I liked it.

Going to the shops for raspberry ripple.after dinner because we had no freezer. [ Mr Kindle.prefers raspberry dribble.....]

Bra-slips. Ana the green ice cream was pistachio flavour.

Was it? A bit exotic for those days - perhaps that's why they discontinued it!

I also remember the green stripe in Neapolitan ice cream, but nobody else I mentioned it to remembered it.
Kids batting a tyre down the street with a stick.

Bells (not sirens) on ambulances, fire appliances and police cars.

Half slips

I've got three!

And there are loads of them in women's clothing shops and on the internet!

Wash houses
Berko boilers
The coal man/coal fires
The Corona Man
The Paraffin man
The Pool's (as in betting) man
Off Licences attached to pubs (we used to collect the old bottles and get paid a half penny)
Two tone
Spats
Crimplene

Those were the days