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PICCADILLY CIRCUS, LONDON.There's an old saying that if | |||
you stand in Piccadilly Circus for long enough, you'll see the | |||
whole world pass before you. If you stand there for ten minutes you'll soon understand what | |||
it is that makes London famous throughout the world. A frequent sight is a group of buskers | |||
catching the eye with their song and dance routines, or a barrow of fruit being trundled | |||
laboriously in wake of the red double-decker buses. At night, theatre-land awakes, heralded | |||
by many thousands of bright lights. | |||
WESTMINSTER [[image of 2 lions]] | |||
Published by John Hin[d?]e Limited, 6 Rupert Street, London W.1. Printed in Irish Republic. | |||
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postcard stamp 8d BY AIR MAIL postmark BRIGHTON HOVE SUSSEX 15 NE [June] 1955 10-AM There's always SOMETHING ON AT BRIGHTON and HOVE image of boy with hat on beach Brighton, Sussex England June 14 - 65 Dear Jack:
Unable to see you 4 I departed, a/c packing
(4 trunks, 17 suitcases) and trying to sell HH. gds. We were completely exhausted after 2 days in N.Y. Cork Lovely, Killarney tremendous. Dublin to London by air. Regards - MEAD
Jack Conroy c/o Standard Educ. Soc. 9th Floor 130 N. Wells Chicago, ILL 60602 - U.S.A.
PICCADILLY CIRCUS, LONDON.There's an old saying that if you stand in Piccadilly Circus for long enough, you'll see the whole world pass before you. If you stand there for ten minutes you'll soon understand what it is that makes London famous throughout the world. A frequent sight is a group of buskers catching the eye with their song and dance routines, or a barrow of fruit being trundled laboriously in wake of the red double-decker buses. At night, theatre-land awakes, heralded by many thousands of bright lights. WESTMINSTER image of 2 lions Published by John Hin[d?]e Limited, 6 Rupert Street, London W.1. Printed in Irish Republic.