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Balmoral House Photograph

A high-resolution scan of the Balmoral House photograph taken in 1978 at Windsor Boys School.

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Balmoral House photograph taken in 1978 at Windsor Boys School Hamm

Balmoral House photograph taken in 1978 at Windsor Boys School Hamm




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Windsor Boys School RAF Cadets.

Photograph taken in 1978 at RAF Gütersloh, Germany.

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Windsor Boys School RAF Cadets with a Wessex helicopter in the background. Photograph taken in 1978 at RAF Gütersloh, Germany


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Windsor Boys School RAF Cadets.

Photograph taken in 1979 at RAF Gütersloh, Germany.

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Windsor Boys School RAF Cadets with a Harrier in the background. Photograph taken in 1979 at RAF Gütersloh, Germany


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The Bedford SB3 Bus

The SB was built for the UK market and export. By 1980, over 54,000 had been produced, 38,000 being for overseas operators. Production ceased after 36 years in December 1986.

The Army, RAF and Royal Navy, plus several other government departments took large numbers of them. The Armed Forces version was more austere than civilian versions and capable of being converted to ambulances in times of emergency.

I'm guessing that most people reading this will have at some point travelled in a Bedford bus, especially since they were commonly used for school transport. Freezing cold in the winter and too hot in the summer. 

Rge interior of a Bedford SB3 bus by Cicada Studio

The 1970s

3d rendered image of 1970s items by Cicada Studio

I decided to set up eight tables in the middle of the WBS front field, showcasing items from that era. You might recognise many of them!  The skateboard actually had metal wheels.

Items include 

Sony TC 377 tape deck, Mercedes Benz 300 SEL, Honda CB 750 F Super Sport 1970, Datsun Bluebird 510 wagon,  Bedford SB3 Bus, JVC 3070 Radio TV Cassette Recorder, Pentax K1000 Camera, Eumig Mark S 807 Projector, Technics Sl 1210 MK2 Turntable, Dr Marten boots, rotary telephone, .303 rifle, Prinzenrolle biscuits, Tupperware container, Apple II computer, Sony TPS-L2 Walkman, Vinyl Record covers, Deutsche Mark currency, cassette tapes, Famous Five books and The Magic Faraway Tree by Enid Blyton, Great Universal catalogue, Trump Cards, Nash Shark Skateboard with metal wheels, Rolex Submariner watch from 1974,  Etch A Sketch, Rubiks Cube,  Meccano Pieces, Space 1999 Eagle Transporter, IBM Selectric II Typewriter, Raleigh Chopper bicycle, Dandy Beano and Mandy books, Sesame Street Pinball Number Count, ER Service School exercise book, 3D View-Master, Storm Troopers, Star Destroyer, TIE Fighter, X-wing starfighter, Space Invaders arcade cabinet, Doctor Who Tardis and Darlek.

3d rendered image of 1970s items by Cicada Studio

3d rendered image of 1970s items by Cicada Studio

3d rendered image of 1970s items by Cicada Studio

3d rendered image of 1970s items by Cicada Studio

3d rendered image of 1970s items by Cicada Studio





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German Currency

The Deutsche Mark, abbreviated "DM" or "D-Mark" was the official currency of West Germany from 1948 until 1990, and then unified Germany from 1990 until the adoption of the euro in 2002.

* 3d note/coin viewers Coming Soon *

Deutsche Mark

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Deutsche Mark

Deutsche Mark

Deutsche Mark

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