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London Street, Reading. East side, c. 1970. Nos. 25 and 27 (formerly L. Persin, ironmonger and timber merchant), and Nos. 29 and 31 (formerly Longlamps Ltd., electric light bulb manufacturers, and The Neonelectric Company, neon sign manufacturers). Both buildings have "sold" signs, and are about to be demolished. To the right, No. 33 is obliquely visible (offices of the Digital Equipment Company, computer manufacturers, but built as the Reading Literary, Scientific and Mechanics' Institution). 1970-1979

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London Street, Reading. East side, c. 1970. Nos. 25 and 27 (formerly L. Persin, ironmonger and timber merchant), and Nos. 29 and 31 (formerly Longlamps Ltd., electric light bulb manufacturers, and The Neonelectric Company, neon sign manufacturers). Both buildings have "sold" signs, and are about to be demolished. To the right, No. 33 is obliquely visible (offices of the Digital Equipment Company, computer manufacturers, but built as the Reading Literary, Scientific and Mechanics' Institution). 1970-1979

Collation:

black and white photograph 15 x 20 cm.

Series title:

Fred Padley Collection

Language:

English

Subject:

Street scenes and landscapes -- Reading -- IllustrationsLondon Street -- Reading -- IllustrationsComputer manufacturers -- Reading -- IllustrationsNeon sign manufacturers -- Reading -- IllustrationsElectric lamp manufacturers -- Reading -- IllustrationsIronmongers -- Reading -- IllustrationsTimber merchants -- Reading -- IllustrationsSU717731

BRN:

2729119

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Remove London Street, Reading. East side, c. 1970. Nos. 25 and 27 (formerly L. Persin, ironmonger and timber merchant), and Nos. 29 and 31 (formerly Longlamps Ltd., electric light bulb manufacturers, and The Neonelectric Company, neon sign manufacturers). Both buildings have "sold" signs, and are about to be demolished. To the right, No. 33 is obliquely visible (offices of the Digital Equipment Company, computer manufacturers, but built as the Reading Literary, Scientific and Mechanics' Institution). 1970-1979 from your current list Save London Street, Reading. East side, c. 1970. Nos. 25 and 27 (formerly L. Persin, ironmonger and timber merchant), and Nos. 29 and 31 (formerly Longlamps Ltd., electric light bulb manufacturers, and The Neonelectric Company, neon sign manufacturers). Both buildings have "sold" signs, and are about to be demolished. To the right, No. 33 is obliquely visible (offices of the Digital Equipment Company, computer manufacturers, but built as the Reading Literary, Scientific and Mechanics' Institution). 1970-1979 to your current list

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