Lobster Pot, Blackpool, 1960s Sizes:A3 (297x420mm) Archival Print (Unframed) And there is a special

And there is a special price of 20 cents for ladies

He organized trips for customers in a Mercier-branded hydrogen balloon above Paris and he shot the first-ever film that showed the champagne production process

These charming pink elephant images

At the top is the “English” Royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom – Scotland has its own version – with the phrase Dieu et mon droit

Lobster Pot, Blackpool, 1960s Sizes:A3 (297x420mm) Archival Print (Unframed) And there is a specialFor decades The Lobster Pot was one of Blackpool's best restaurants and it even had its own ghost. In the 1960s, waitresses said a mysterious figure appeared at night after the restaurant had closed. In later years, machinery that had been turned off in the kitchen would be found switched on and working when staff arrived in the morning. This phantom was said to grab female members of staff so hard it left red blemishes on the skin. The stories were