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Were The Piranhas ever completely hatless though?

1910 Charity Shield Winners?

Brighton Grammar School 1914 (BHASVIC)

Very dangerous on NSC.... ....using greengrocer's apostrophes!

Me - I still wear normal clothes. But then I have an e-bike, so I can cycle to work in normal clothes - hop off and walk straight in a sit down. No changing/showers or any of that nonsense. I did also actually put my pedal down on the kerb to park my bike recently - as I always used to. But...

Ooh - there's an actual postcard of one, to fit the thread title

Very possibly this one! https://photos.francisfrith.com/frith/southwick-the-green-c1950_s477009.jpg

Not sure it was an accountants. Looks more like a stationers selling account books!

The Churchill Square one is particularly egregious.

Don't bins just add great character to the street scene......

Love the bulldozer carrying on working in the middle - with a truck on the roundabout. Nowadays that would be traffic-lights, a weeks road closure and queues.

Southview Road. Until they stopped up the entrances from Old Shoreham Road, the 49A used to come down Southview Road - but went back up Cross Road and Underdown Road. The 49 went via Park Lane and Kingston Lane both ways. If only folk putting things on ebay would take better photos!!

My back lane up here in Cumbria. Came from an open day at Southdown Bus Depot in Victoria Road back in the mid 1970s. And to fit the thread

The blue and white 49A used to come down my road in Southwick for many years - which was oddly quite exciting when I was a nipper.

I've seen one like that somewhere - can't remember where now. But I remember being equally amazed, and sure I've got a photo of it somewhere. Engineering marvels.

Without first checking the difference between a squirrel and a hare.

Trees make an enormous difference. I know it's not quite Brighton - but this is Southwick Green just after being planted up.

That's a hell of a queue for some Fancy Pastries!