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Arthur Gossop

My memories of Arthur Gossop was going to buy nails from him, even as a small boy I was amused that you could buy them by weight. I cant remember how much a pound of nails cost, but it wasn't very much in money. In later years I used to deliver Sunday papers for Alan Williamson and the White Horse was the last stop to hand over the money and paper bags

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A memory of Gilberdyke in North Humberside shared on Monday, 15th August 2011.

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