Anchor Inn - Bradford Street  c.1934

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A rare photograph captured in the early 1930's when Frederick Shaw was licensee of the Anchor Inn. The building is a member of the city's fine collection of red terracotta buildings erected in the late Victorian and Edwardian age. It replaced a much older Anchor Inn.
Special Note: This image was created from a collection of postcard-sized photographs that were once used by a regional manager for Ansell's. Sadly, the postcards had suffered severe degradation from damp and I have worked hard to restore them. However, the maximum size I can offer is 1627x1361. You can make a good A4-sized print or 8"x6" photo from this but this is the maximum size I recommend. The image is rare and is priced to reflect the limitations outlined above.
Date: c.1934  Source: 5" x 3" Photograph

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