Norfolk Gates, Sandringham

On the reverse: "Phototype" postcard. Copyright. Published by Valentine & Sons Ltd., Dundee and London.

A keen footballer

Sepia Saturday has gone a little football crazy this week and here's a young lad who obviously enjoys his football.

Written on the reverse: Paul Diggens, Dover, age 11/12. Paul's football strip and boots look in good nick but I fear that ball has seen better days.

More old images and football nonsense over at Sepia Saturday.

Morfa Bychan Bay

On the reverse: Published by the Photochrom Co. Ltd., London & Tunbridge Wells. Copyright. All British Production.

Southwold

Gert & Beat

Written on the reverse: Gert & Beat. Snapped at Rottingdean, July 1948.

From the air

Knole, Sevenoaks. On the reverse: Aero Pictorial Air View. Aero Pictorial Ltd., 137 Regent Street, London, W.1. Copyright Air Photograph. No. 4804.

Southsea Beach

High Street, Lee-on-the-Solent

On the reverse: Wade's "Sunny South" Photographs.

Lost cinema

My Sepia Saturday image this week is a sad-looking cinema awaiting demolition.

Carlton Cinema, Carlton Street, Leeds on a snowy day in the winter of 1965. The cinema opened on March 29, 1920 and closed on April 3, 1965 - there's more information here.

You can find this week's other entries over at Sepia Saturday.

Annie

Impressed on the front: W. Stocks, Sunderland. Written on the reverse: Yours ever Annie. 1918.

Mrs Tayler

On holiday