@ 11:44 - Clyde Model Dockyard in the Argyle Arcade, Buchanan Street/Argyle Street. 😀 Visited it regularly in the early 60's, and then Tam Shepherds in Queen Street. Memories!
Corpy Bus, Green White Gold, a big Rangers fan i knew would meet his pals from Northern Ireland over for the match at Ibrox at Central Station after travelling over on the boat from Larne and they would walk into Union St on way to Undergrohnd at St Enochs and all they would see was 'Mechanical Tricolors' , street full of buses same colors as Irish Republic flag! Drove them nuts!
Ma Maw used to get lines for Goldbergs and Stirling Stevens. How we got claes. We did pay them off weekly on a Friday night when the tally man came round. Them and the Provvie wumman.
Folk forget whit our maws an das went through tae build a life for us etc Noo we're gieing haunoots tae 3rd world dregs fliating in,an oor ain golk go hameless!
I had a Style card (a sort of store/credit card) in the 80's. I had to go to Goldbergs to make payments. I knew a guy who started his scaffolding business with a Provvie loan!
The boots clock is now mounted on the inside wall of the church in helenvale st, the hands permanently set at 11 o'clock next to all the remembrance day material.
I love these old photos. Takes me back to growing up in Glasgow. Thank you for posting them.
Thank you, it's good to look back.
@ 11:44 - Clyde Model Dockyard in the Argyle Arcade, Buchanan Street/Argyle Street. 😀 Visited it regularly in the early 60's, and then Tam Shepherds in Queen Street. Memories!
Corpy Bus, Green White Gold, a big Rangers fan i knew would meet his pals from Northern Ireland over for the match at Ibrox at Central Station after travelling over on the boat from Larne and they would walk into Union St on way to Undergrohnd at St Enochs and all they would see was 'Mechanical Tricolors' , street full of buses same colors as Irish Republic flag! Drove them nuts!
Ma Maw used to get lines for Goldbergs and Stirling Stevens. How we got claes. We did pay them off weekly on a Friday night when the tally man came round. Them and the Provvie wumman.
Folk forget whit our maws an das went through tae build a life for us etc
Noo we're gieing haunoots tae 3rd world dregs fliating in,an oor ain golk go hameless!
I had a Style card (a sort of store/credit card) in the 80's. I had to go to Goldbergs to make payments. I knew a guy who started his scaffolding business with a Provvie loan!
Hi guys, wonderful photographs, fully complete the scenes, where you can, with info, it lays a satisfaction.
Thank you.
Wonderful thanks so much for posting - great memories
Many thanks.
1:32. Wee wifey smiling. Of course, she is at the front of the queue...😂
Meet Me under Boots clock.Aye Right,"Dizzy Corner",lol.
The boots clock is now mounted on the inside wall of the church in helenvale st, the hands permanently set at 11 o'clock next to all the remembrance day material.
Iv been catching up. Thank you xx
Thank you, enjoy the pics.
It would have been better with descriptions of what we are looking at Glasgow was a Hugh city🤷♂️
Try later videos.
@ 3.42 - The man standing on the corner looks like Ronnie Barker. 😀
He does look like Ronnie B, but no Ronnie C.
@ 6:31 - the prefabs which were very near Hampden Park!
Off Aikenhead road.
More great views. Thank you.
You're welcome.