Things we don't see anymore

I loved Scott's Emulsion (yes I was a strange child!). I've heard of Steedman's Teething Powders, but not EE powders.

Evening in Paris perfume was my mom's favorite.

Faggots and peas ( in a bowl, from the lady down the street )

Milkman....( here. ) I know some people still have them.

Certainly none with horses.

Children playing whip and top, with patterns chalked on top of the top. I used to take the leather thong off my whip and replace it with string, worked much better.-- We had a whip and top season, a skipping season, marbles season and hopscotch season.

Tubes of Horlicks tablets with a cardboard disc at the end which looked just like the tablets....

Family Circle magazine

Girdles

Hearts ( stuffed and roasted )

Oh I loved those Horlicks tablets oldgoat we used to get them at the chemist shop.
I loved taking syrups of fig when I was a child . It was a real yummy, sticky, treat . Wonder if you can still get it ?

What about the tartan slippers with turn backs, buttons and a pompom?

Apologies if this has been mentioned, but I remember my stepfather having all his own equipment for mending shoes, once a month our kitchen became a cobbler`s shop, with brand new leather being cut out and hammered onto shoe soles.

Tins of broken biscuits

Tiny hovis loaves

that takes me back Lully, I made mini sandwiches for my kids with them!

The slot machines where you could win a packet of polo mints.

Gaberdine. School macs (usually navy blue) with a hood. Men's belted tan macs.

Coal scuttles

My school Mac was green!

Billy Hunter, used to terrify me. Behind the sofa stuff.

Oh goodness, the tartan slippers!

How about a 'companion set'?

Too many posts to trawl through....but has anyone mentioned Passing Cloud cigarettes?

When I was an art student ,I smoked them all the time. Nelson if short of funds. Thought I was the bee's knees

Billy Bunter not Hunter Mr Kindle

Gymslips with woven sashes