What posters did you have on your wall ?

[numbnuts]

No posters on my walls as a child didn't see the need

 

[Brandane]

I had the same. It was Ms Harry who confirmed in my mind at an early stage that I wasn't going to grow up gay.

Me too. But having seen the up to date image, I am giving it some consideration!
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Hmmmmmm.....
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OK, having given it some consideration, I have decided that I prefer Debbie Harry even in the present day state. It's a good image for an anti drugs campaign though. Don't do it, kids, or else.........

 

[GrumpyGregry]

OK, having given it some consideration, I have decided that I prefer Debbie Harry even in the present day state. It's a good image for an anti drugs campaign though. Don't do it, kids, or else.........

Else what... you might grow up to be seventy one day?

Gees. I hope I look as good when I'm her age.

 

[GrumpyGregry]

I had a Laverda Jota poster which superseded the Night Freight by Terence Cuneo Poster - an original British Railways print that I 'rescued' from the abandoned apprentices training school of North Road locomotive works in Darlington. I sold or swapped the railway poster for a nominal amount.

They now fetch £1000+

Never had a Jota poster but did, eventually, own a Jota. tlh's uncle in Wales has several Cuneo BR originals up in his billet; bit of a train buff even though he live miles from the nearest railway and dozens of miles from a mainline. He worked on the railways for a bit and I love that he always refers to "heavy metal engineering."

 

[tyred]

My sister had a huge poster of Shakin' Stevens

 

[jefmcg]

Else what... you might grow up to be seventy one day?

Gees. I hope I look as good when I'm her age.

I was just googling for the same information.

The photo is from 2012, so she was just about 67.

I don't think you'll find many 67 year olds looking that good.

 

[vernon]

Never had a Jota poster but did, eventually, own a Jota. tlh's uncle in Wales has several Cuneo BR originals up in his billet; bit of a train buff even though he live miles from the nearest railway and dozens of miles from a mainline. He worked on the railways for a bit and I love that he always refers to "heavy metal engineering."

Be mindful of the posters' values when he pops his clogs.

 

[vernon]

I was just googling for the same information.

The photo is from 2012, so she was just about 67.

I don't think you'll find many 67 year olds looking that good.

I'm married to someone who's heading that way.

 

[TVC]

Me too. But having seen the up to date image, I am giving it some consideration!
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Hmmmmmm.....
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OK, having given it some consideration, I have decided that I prefer Debbie Harry even in the present day state. It's a good image for an anti drugs campaign though. Don't do it, kids, or else.........

That was not a flattering picture. I saw Blondie live a couple of years ago and I can confirm she still has the ability to command a gentleman's full attention.

 

[GrumpyGregry]

Be mindful of the posters' values when he pops his clogs.

His son is fully aware. I reckon there's around 100k of railway memorabilia in the bungalow.

 

[vernon]

Not posters but I do have the originals of these on my bedroom wall

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The vary same artist painted my mansion when he was down on his luck and working as a painter and decorator.

The paintwork is worth more than the 'canvas'.

 

[TVC]

Not posters but I do have the originals of these on my bedroom wall

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Wow you hang them in your bedroom, when our nephews and nieces do us pictures we just stick them on the fridge

 

[Dec66]

(The Suzanne Mizzi one may be less bare than the one I actually had, God bless her soul).

 

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[hopless500]

Not posters but I do have the originals of these on my bedroom wall

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(Two of my most favouritest pics... hate the sunflowers though)