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On Monday, October 13, 1997 12:00:00 AM UTC-7, Paul Mathews wrote:
Does anyone know the story of the demise of the famous London ship's chandler, Thomas Foulkes, Ltd? Back in the early 80s, many of us took advantage of a high US$ and bought lots of gear from TFL, and I always wanted to see the place. However, I took a copy of the 1988 catalog along with me to London last week, and followed their directions out to Leytonstone to look them up. They have vanished without a trace, and the locals said that they'd gone bankrupt a few years back. I'd appreciate hearing any further details. Thanks. Paul Mathews, KD7ZI Hi Paul, I as well I'm sad to hear that they have closed. Working for Air Canada, I used to go very often and was always amazed at the inventory. I would spend hours there, it was like a museum.I think I still have one of their catalogues somewhere in my basement. Cheers, Norm |
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