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Posted: Wed 18 Apr, 2012 9:22 pm
by book
The pictures are on?

Posted: Wed 18 Apr, 2012 10:24 pm
by jim
Melbourne, click on to (depending on your set up) the "submit query" or the red cross to show picture.

Posted: Fri 22 Feb, 2013 9:04 pm
by BIG N
Si wrote: Just passed the Beech, too early for a pint. I think the courtesans in the windows are original, and not repainted. I'm not even sure if they are painted, or whether they are some sort of transfer. The gold parts look like gold leaf they are so bright. The fact that they look so new is probably down to good workmanship. Si - been passed the Beech and the Crown today and I'm sad to report that both are now closed and being re-developed.Whats even worse is the old windows have all been ripped out of the Beech and replaced by clear glass white pvc units, the ones in the Crown are boarded up at the moment so can't tell what the state of play is there.Seems more Melbourne history has been lost / destroyed.

Posted: Fri 22 Feb, 2013 11:43 pm
by drapesy
BIG N wrote: Si wrote: Just passed the Beech, too early for a pint. I think the courtesans in the windows are original, and not repainted. I'm not even sure if they are painted, or whether they are some sort of transfer. The gold parts look like gold leaf they are so bright. The fact that they look so new is probably down to good workmanship. Si - been passed the Beech and the Crown today and I'm sad to report that both are now closed and being re-developed.Whats even worse is the old windows have all been ripped out of the Beech and replaced by clear glass white pvc units, the ones in the Crown are boarded up at the moment so can't tell what the state of play is there.Seems more Melbourne history has been lost / destroyed. Thats a real shame - the Beech windows were perhaps the best examples surviving. The Crown only a Melbourne sign surviving - any windows it may have once had are long gone.

Posted: Sat 23 Feb, 2013 11:28 pm
by drapesy
BIG N wrote: Si wrote: Just passed the Beech, too early for a pint. I think the courtesans in the windows are original, and not repainted. I'm not even sure if they are painted, or whether they are some sort of transfer. The gold parts look like gold leaf they are so bright. The fact that they look so new is probably down to good workmanship. Si - been passed the Beech and the Crown today and I'm sad to report that both are now closed and being re-developed.Whats even worse is the old windows have all been ripped out of the Beech and replaced by clear glass white pvc units, the ones in the Crown are boarded up at the moment so can't tell what the state of play is there.Seems more Melbourne history has been lost / destroyed. I passed these today to check - Big N , you have confused the Crown the Beech - they're the other way round to what you think! Both have been closed for some time but hopefully the precious Beech windows are still ok    

Posted: Sun 07 Jul, 2013 9:08 pm
by drapesy
Wooden crate in the 'Crowd of Favours', Harper Street

Posted: Tue 17 Sep, 2013 8:19 am
by MELBOURNE
Just been in the GAPING GOOSE at garforth, three MELBOURNE mirrors (originals) and some intresting melbourne related windows within the doors inside, will go back as soon as i can with camera..

Posted: Tue 17 Sep, 2013 8:21 am
by MELBOURNE
Here`s a cracking melbourne label.

Posted: Tue 17 Sep, 2013 8:23 am
by MELBOURNE
Love this photo..

Posted: Tue 17 Sep, 2013 8:25 am
by MELBOURNE
Another superb label from melbourne..