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One of the snippets of Manchester history which brings back Engels on Deansgate and its surrounding streets. not to mention one’s parents and grandparents and valid for nearly a century later than 1900, too. So does the top hat (who was wearing It?). Surely the “Help us carry on” ad is from World War I?