Butcher's Coat
Striker
Sure is.That can't be the Ivy surely?
Old Jim with his alsatian isn't there like.
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Sure is.That can't be the Ivy surely?
Why are so many of the photos black & white?
thought even the north east could have managed a colour camera in the 80s.
Were they predominantly B&W?Press photos probably.
Most papers were printed in B&W then so no need for colour photos.Were they predominantly B&W?
Would've thought the press would have better cameras. Or do you mean that that was how they were printed in papers at the time?
I suppose. Just seems a bit short sighted; if your taking a photo why not a colour one? Cost maybe?Most papers were printed in B&W then so no need for colour photos.
Think B&W gives a sharper image especially for the purposes of printing in a newspaper which wasn't the best anyway.I suppose. Just seems a bit short sighted; if your taking a photo why not a colour one? Cost maybe?
Looks as if their shirts were in the wesh.I'm sure that's Begbie (Robert Carlyle) from Trainspotting in the Ivy House one
35 Sunderland pub and club scenes from the 1980s - how many do you remember?
We’re going pubbing and clubbing back to 1980s Sunderland.www.sunderlandecho.com
I suppose. Just seems a bit short sighted; if your taking a photo why not a colour one? Cost maybe?
I suppose. Just seems a bit short sighted; if your taking a photo why not a colour one? Cost maybe?
I'm sure that's Begbie (Robert Carlyle) from Trainspotting in the Ivy House one
35 Sunderland pub and club scenes from the 1980s - how many do you remember?
We’re going pubbing and clubbing back to 1980s Sunderland.www.sunderlandecho.com
Are you the one with the perm?i am on the Bentleys one from 1989!
Nee Boilermakers, Brewery tap or Old 29 ffs
or had the 29 gone by then?
Why are so many of the photos black & white?
thought even the north east could have managed a colour camera in the 80s.
They used a colour camera. It's grim up North.