Discounted Collection

Pensioners queue outside Greggs Seconds Shop, Westgate Road, 12th July 1974. Pensioners are allowed to buy bread at half price. The goods are imperfectly baked but perfectly edible

Advertisement for the Best Prairie Lands (litho)
PNP464799 Advertisement for the Best Prairie Lands (litho) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Business, Shops, Shopping, Final Clearance Sale sign with upto 70% off in the window of a high street shop

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Drinks, Shopping, Supermarket, Cheap Alocholic drinks on sale for one pound

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Food, Shopping, Supermarket, Elderly couple with shopping trolley looking at frozen goods in glass fronted freezer displays

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Ireland, North, Belfast, Donegall Pass, Alexander the Grate fireplace shop with sign displayin 50% sale

Malle Babbe Oil canvas 29 1 / 2 x 24 74. 9 61 cm
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The Licensing Bill, 1908
Poster criticising the Licensing Bill of 1908 which sought to restrict and reduce the number of licensed premises in the country in an attempt to curb drunken behaviour

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In the bustling streets of Westgate Road on 12th July 1974, a sight unfolded that captured the essence of community and thriftiness. Pensioners eagerly lined up outside Greggs Seconds Shop, their eyes filled with anticipation for discounted treasures awaiting them inside. This snapshot in time showcases not only the resilience of these individuals but also highlights the enduring appeal of a good deal. Amidst this scene, an advertisement caught the attention of passersby - an enticing offer for the Best Prairie Lands. The litho print beckoned dreamers and adventurers to explore vast expanses and create new beginnings. It served as a reminder that even in times when budgets may be tight, there are still opportunities to embark on exciting journeys. The surrounding shops exuded a vibrant energy as shoppers weaved through busy aisles, searching for bargains and necessities alike. Business owners displayed their wares proudly, knowing that every sale made was not just about profit but also about building connections within their community. These images from EyeUbiquitous capture moments frozen in time - snapshots that remind us of our shared human experience across generations. They serve as reminders that no matter how much time passes or how society evolves, there will always be something special about finding discounted treasures while navigating bustling shopping districts. As we reflect on these scenes from decades past, let us remember that behind every discount lies stories of hard work and determination - both by those seeking affordable goods and by business owners striving to provide value to their customers. These images stand as testaments to our collective ability to adapt and find joy amidst economic challenges – reminding us all that sometimes it's in those discounted moments where true magic can be found.