Things we don't see anymore

Girdles

Family Circle magazine

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

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.

Certainly none with horses.

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

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

Evening in Paris perfume was my mom's favorite.

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

Scott's Emulsion

Stedman's EE powders. Now can anyone tell me what they were for? My mother always said they'd make me a good girl (epic fail )

Weighing machines on station platforms

Chocolate machines on the Underground platforms....empty even when I saw them!

My feet ☺️☺️☺️

Public toilets.under the road costing one penny.

Signs in public toilets saying "wash and brush up 3d"

No.just a thought, stereotyping the youth!

You done a survey then LullyDully.

Virgins over 21

I was given loads of Philosan on my 40th birthday Ha Ha

Twin sets

You're right BBevan!! Obviously before my time !

Phylosan ' fortified the over forties'
Sanatogen was a ' tonic ' wine !!!!!

Sanatogen ("Fortifies the over 40s". Apparently).

Rose hip syrup. Syrup of figs (Yuck!)

haliborange vitamins, gripe water!

It's the pram wheels that you don't see now. I can remember building a soap box cart back in the 50's. The big coach built wheels were prized for the rear with smaller ones at the front. We either steered with our feet or with a rope. There were some hills near Whips Cross that were great.