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   Sterling Times ,_"the virtual scrapbook of British nostalgia",_is here in celebration of "Uncool Britannia". It's the site where etiquette is still more important than political correctness. SterlingTimes focuses upon some of the eccentricities of British culture. It's about old and vintage radio, television, music and literature. It's about Englishness and patriotism. This site also incorporates anglosphere,org and freebritannia.org 
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Dad's Army Blue Peter

The Sooty Show

 All Creatures Great and Small Magic Roundabout
EXTERMINATE!Shame if you have no Java, clock should appear here! BAGPUSS
PLAY SCHOOL Fawlty Towers
JACKANORY Blott on the Landscape
BBC ShopClick on photos around here to play BBC video BBC Shop
Update 21 October 2007*
 
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Ovaltineys Section
 We are the Ovaltineys, little girls and boys,
Make your requests, we'll not refuse you,
We are here just to amuse you,
Would you like a song or story?
Will you share our joys?
At games and sports we're more than keen,
No merrier children can be seen,
Because we all drink Ovaltine
We're happy girls and boys.		  We are the Ovaltineys - Little Girls and Boys 
  Ovaltineys' Page 
 Please visit my _Ovaltineys' Page_ with links to the following: Happy days are here again, We are the Ovaltineys, Wish me luck as you wave me goodbye. _ Official Rule Book of The League of Ovaltineys _ Ovaltineys' sheet music _ Good News for Ovaltineys. _ Ovaltineys' Long Play (LP) Record. _ "We are the Ovaltineys" - CD or cassette available for purchase from "This England". 
Nostalgia Overflow Section 
Little Black Sambo Nostalgia Overflow Links Site - a large set of links to other sites and pages that I regularly update. My favourite book as a child was_ The Story of Little Black Sambo - now with pictures. What a charming story. Other Helen Bannerman books. My son Oliver, when he was three, had a singing toothbrush - see it and hear it here._ SterlingTimes Top 100 
  Gotcha! - The Falkland Islands Victory. _ Images of Empire.
Story of Bill & Ben's Market Stall.
Not racialist, not sexist, just a sensible look at a century of_ Political Incorrectness with Golliwoggs, Turtle Soup and Tiger Skins._ Epaminondas and his auntie.		 Sparky's Magic Piano 
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  The Story of Little Kettlehead; An Awful Warning to Bad Babas. _ The Little People of British Advertising . 
  The Great British Experience  Save Our Golliwoggs! _ La Fontaine fable Le Coche et La Mouche The Stagecoach and the Fly. _ About _ Haut de Cagnes _- an Englishman's love for this Medieval village of Cagnes-Sur-Mer in the South of France. _ Yesterday's Shopping - prices in £-s-d. 
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 Dick and Dora with Nip and Fluff from the_ Happy Venture Readers ._ Hello Children Everywhere: Classic Children's Records - with Radio London DJ Ed "Stewpot" Stewart and Derek McCulloch (Uncle Mac)._ Bowler Hatted Heroes _from Sir Winston Churchill to Mr Benn._ Rebranding and Cultural Destruction . Junior Choice 
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About Me
 Muffin the Mule I am 51 years old and live with my wife Heather and our twelve year old son Oliver. I'm pictured (left) visiting Father Christmas in Lewis's department store in Birmingham (1960).

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Genealogy Section
  Isaac Lewis 1849 - 1927 emigrated from Neustadt _ in Lithuania in 1870. He arrived poor in South Africa, initially working as a peddler. In 1871, he set off with his partner, Sammy Marks, to what was to become the Kimberley diamond mine. He traded in scarce goods and then in diamonds. Lewis and Marks moved from success to success becoming largely responsible for the industrialisation of the Transvaal.  ISAAC LEWIS 
  Go to Stephen Lewis' Genealogy Page . _ He owned _ Bedgebury Park _ in Kent and _ Leeuwenhof _ in Capetown.
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Consequent upon approaches made to me by both the Mechanical Copyright Protection Society (MCPS) and the Performing Right Society (PRS) concerning the licensing of music on the web for those having 'economic residence' in the UK, I have reluctantly decided to remove music files from sterlingtimes .The price for very restricted licences is prohibitive for a hobby site. I am continuing to point to music files on third party sites. Read more here