RETRO DUNDEE

I was originally planning on doing Retro Dundee for around 2 years, that being how long I thought I would be able to post items regular...

I noticed a few days ago, that I was approaching post # 1000 on Retro Dundee, so I knocked out this cheery little graphic to mark the momen...

Time to shut shop at Retro Dundee for a bit of festive fun. The door will be locked but you can continue to have a nosey at the window disp...

I've put the Retro Dundee email address on the image above, so if anyone wants to contact me about anything, or send some Dundee based ...

A new variant of the V-neck jersey cropped up on the scene during the mid 70's. It was referred to as a high waist jersey, or as us...

Every so often, I like to put up the Retro Dundee email address for anyone who's looking to get in touch or send stuff. So feel free......

Time to have a festive break now. I'll be gone from Retro Dundee for about 3 weeks but I'll still be beavering away behind the scen...

The cover photo of the 2nd Jim Wilkie book informs you that the content is about the 2 Dundee teams. It see-saws from Dundee FC to Dundee U...

Continuing the mid 70's flight over Dundee, here we are at the area around Dock Street, Arbroath Road & Prince's Street (all th...

In the mid 70's, my brother went on a flight around Dundee. Luckily for us he had his camera with him and managed to capture quite a lo...

Bet most of you remember this...queuing to see Star Wars. This photo was taken in February 1978 on the day it burst onto screen at the Odeo...

In 1976, when punk fashion first started to generate a stir with people who didn't understand the style, I too wore a garment that t...

Found these coins the other day. It's the old £SD currency we used before 1971. The top large one is One Penny. The small silver ...

In keeping wi' abody else, I'm gonna have a wee xmas break. So no more posts till January. A big THANKS for all your comments. Good...

I remember being taken along to Santa's Grotto in department stores like D.M Browns, Draffens & G.L Wilsons (photo above) as a wee ...

I was always impressed with this piece of work every time I saw it. The 30ft long Dundee Panorama Mural was made from cut-out copper pa...

I used to really like going to Larg's in Whitehall Street. I always made a beeline for the basement to gape at all the gu...

This is how the ABC in the Seagate looked back in the days when cinema's only had one screen. I used to visit it quite regularly in the ...

The 3 shops in the photo taken in the Murraygate in 1973 are : Dolcis shoe shop. The golden fronted one is the fab & groovy Miss Lewis,...

In the 1970's, milk was available to buy in these plastic sachets shown above. A quick snip of the top corner, either using scissors or...