Shopping bags may seem uninteresting to many people, but not to me! The examples seen here
reflect an age past, the art style is now a memory.
They are scanned full size so you can download them and print them out - and make your own
paper bags. I CAME, I SAW, I SHOPPED!
The file sizes are up to 300k or so, they have to be this size for 1:1 reproduction.
John Yeo was a famous Plymouth department store situated on Royal Parade. CLICK HERE
Spooners, also a large department store was also on Royal Parade and have been in
the city since before the Second World War. They are now Debenhams.CLICK
HERE
Costers, a clothing store have now gone and were in New George Street, W H Smith
now occupies the site. I well remember how they used to send cash from the tills to the
upstairs office by a sort of vacuum tube compressed air conveying system.CLICK
HERE
Tozers was another clothing store, sadly now gone.CLICK HERE
and CLICK HERE, and HERE
Steve Johnson Cyber Heritage has published on the web several other heritage sites
containing rare and unusual material; Steve Johnson is a winner of the 1997 Devon Heritage
Education Award
