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The
Oldie is a monthly magazine, and is a haven for good sense and
quality writing in a media obsessed with celebrity and 'yoof'. Click here to find
out more about The Oldie.
Best of
British is Britain's number one nostalgia monthly magazine
'All in Good Time' describes in vivid detail
what it was actually like to live in the working class district
of Belle Vue, Wakefield during the 1950s.
On The Air Magazine
A bimonthly magazine containing features on
actors in, background to, and features in appreciation of,
classic British TV shows from our major soaps to legendry
sit-coms and dramas. It also carries articles on British
towns and cities, customs and legends, travel guides, books and
produce.
UK History
Store is a great place to buy and sell history DVDs, history
books, military DVDs, World War DVDs, Ghost DVDs, transport DVDs
and any history and nostalgia related items.
Memory Lane Magazine - dedicated to music
of the 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s, particularly the English dance
bands, swing bands and their stars and vocalists.
Kaleidoscope Publishing is an organisation that exists to promote
the appreciation of British television in general and
particularly those 'classic' television programmes that many of
us remember from years gone by. Publishers of guides to British
television archive holdings, classic programmes and more.
A magazine
for fans of Laurel and Hardy
ART by POST
Keith
Turley celebrates Dad's Army, the Carry On Films, and Only Fools
and Horses.
Classic British comedy characters such as Captain Mainwaring and
Del Boy painted by Keith Turley and now available as signed and
numbered limited edition prints from this link to COMEDY by POST.
Keith is soon to add to the series in the form of 'Laurel and
Hardy' and a celebration of the career of Tony Hancock.
Smile.
Chuckle. Remember. Forgotten catchphrases, quotes and characters
from TV and Film, put together in a unique range of typographic
limited edition prints.
View
the history of British comics as well as individual histories of
your favourite comics. Each comic histories page has links for
images of first issues, last issues and annuals galleries. You
can also view first issues in a gallery on the First
Issues page.