Spot the Corrie prop - September 13th 2013

Congratulations if you guessed that last week's brass plate could be found in no.13 (aka 11A) Coronation Street, where Stan and Hilda Ogden lived.

For this week's vintage prop poser, just tell us where you would have found this painting.

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Spot the Corrie prop - September 6th 2013

Many congratulations to our blogger Llifon who was the first to spot that last week's posters could be found on the wall of flat above the corner shop, lived in at the time by Gail Potter and Tricia Hopkins.

Staying with the props of yesteryear for this week's puzzle, whereabouts on Coronation Street would you have found this brass plate hanging.

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Spot the Corrie prop - August 30th 2013

Massive congratulations to our blogger Graeme N who not only spotted that last week's mismatched tea set could be found in Elsie Tanner's back parlour but also spotted that the cleavage in the background belongs to Audrey Potter in her first appearance on Coronation Street when she turned up for Gail's engagement party. Nobody had a go at the year which was 1979.

We've got another vintage prop this week and all you have to do is tell us whose wall these posters would have been found on back in 1976.

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Spot the Corrie prop - August 23rd 2013

Congratulations once again to duly noted who spotted that last week's collecting box can be found in Weatherfield General.

A couple of weeks ago AmandaB asked for some Coronation Street props from the past, so I've dug a few out and let's see how you get on. Back in the day, houses didn't seem to be so cluttered with niff-naffs and the debris of daily life.

So whereabouts (and whenabouts as well if you like) might you have seen this mismatched tea set.

P.S. Wishing our wonderful editor, Flaming Nora, Many Happy (Rovers) Returns of the Day.


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