A rare find.....

[Barrychuckle]

I was lucky enough to source a scrapbook originally belonging to one of the make up artists on the show, it featured continuity photos never before released. For those with an eagle eye you'll see that some of the photos were used by Drew from the Winos in his '1982' book he produced for the 50th anniversary event.

As the book has now been produced and sold I thought I'd share the pictures of the scrapbook for all my friends on this forum.

 

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[maltrab]

All wonderful and probably happy times

 

[RickAns]

What an absolute gem of a find, Barry! Thank you for sharing this.

 

[Marina'sTwin]

So cool!

 

[Adrian Morris]

That's the one and only time I can recall seeing Nora and Wally smiling together.

 

[captain clutterbuck]

Wonderful homage to the show so glad you showed the pictures Barry thank you very much . In the last post who is the lady opposite Bryan Pringle , she has the look of Judy Loe , Richard Beckinsale's widow.

 

[Roger]

Wonderful homage to the show so glad you showed the pictures Barry thank you very much . In the last post who is the lady opposite Bryan Pringle , she has the look of Judy Loe , Richard Beckinsale's widow.

Looks like Gaye Brown (gobble, gobble) from The Frozen Turkey Man.

 

[Barrychuckle]

That's the one and only time I can recall seeing Nora and Wally smiling together.

Yes that's my favorite picture, it's lovely to see both beaming smiles. They were really close friends in real life I hear!

 

[RickAns]

Is great seeing Nora smiling instead of scowling. I liked the Frozen Turkey Lady, a shame they did not visit that bar a few more times.

 

[Douglas Enwright]

That’s amazing Barry,thankyou for sharing it with us,what a find.

 

[Stephen]

Wow, that's amazing, Barry! Thank you. XXX Such a super find with so many unusual and beautiful photos. Thanks for sharing. Xxx

 

[Graham]

The photos look like the instant Polaroid type that were popular at that period & probably very convenient for the crew to use.

 

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The photos look like the instant Polaroid type that were popular at that period & probably very convenient for the crew to use.

They were the only way of seeing the output instantly in the day, otherwise you had to wait 2 weeks before your film came back from Bonus Print or the like and even then you had to take 4 pictures of the dog in front of the fire to finish off your film!!!!

 

[Bora Natty]

Thank you Barry, I enjoyed seeing this...