Grimsby

HMS Grimsby 1930s.

An original Flottergate street sign.

Victoria Street West by Doncaster Rotophoto c1920.

Granville Tours booking office, Brighowgate Bus Station, Grimsby 1952.

A ‘Grimsby Box’ by J. H. Dobson, 149 Freeman Street, Grimsby c1920+/-.

A WW2-era notebook; ingredients for lotions and potions made up by Gordon Lock (Grimsby) Ltd..

A 1949 ‘Lloyd 650’ car made in Grimsby.

People’s Park Lodge and park gates; no houses in Welholme Road late 1880s.

An unknown orchestra by Lowthian Bros., photographers, Grimsby c1905.

The ‘Flower Cottages’ on Waltham Road, Scartho c1914.

Buses in Bethlehem Street (Old Market Place) May 1970.

This building no longer exists. The Wheatsheaf is now the other side of Bargate in what was Bank House and then Grimsby High School for Girls.

Tyson, Hicks & Co., Grimsby; a medium size, 10oz Codd bottle c1890s.

Nederlandsche N.V. Handel-Maatschappij Osmond en Zoon (Osmond & Son), Rotterdam; a large packaging tin for “Saltona” Bloedzout (Blood Salt) 1920s/1930s – Photo 3.

Nederlandsche N.V. Handel-Maatschappij Osmond en Zoon (Osmond & Son), Rotterdam; a large packaging tin for “Saltona” Bloedzout (Blood Salt) 1920s/1930s – Photo 2.

Nederlandsche N.V. Handel-Maatschappij Osmond en Zoon (Osmond & Son), Rotterdam; a large packaging tin for “Saltona” Bloedzout (Blood Salt) 1920s/1930s – Photo 1.

A near mint condition ‘Overbeck’s Rejuvenator’ from the mid-1930s.

The opening of Corporation Road Bridge, Grimsby by Edward, Prince of Wales (later Edward VIII) in 1928 (Photo 2).

‘Saweard of Grimsby’, bulb neck Codd bottle 1880s-1908.

Woodthorpe & Haddock, Coach Builders, Victor Street, Grimsby c1890s.

Coronation celebrations 1911; a mystery ‘Hewitt’s Grimsby Ales’ pub.

Osmond & Sons Ltd. of Grimsby; “Saltona” Blood Salts tin – Photo 2 c1930s.

Osmond & Sons Ltd. of Grimsby; “Saltona” Blood Salts tin c1930s.

Tadcaster Tower Brewery Co., St. Mary’s Corner, Grimsby; part of a broken flagon c1890.