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The Deaf (?) pen seller


Grachan

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Don't know why, but memories of this guy came into my head today. He had dark, curly hair and seemed to be at just about every meeting I went to back in the 70s. He used to carry a tray of pens and would hold up his fingers to give the price if ever you bought one. Anyone else remember him? No reason, just curious. (It's definitely a sign of getting old when you start getting nostalgic about a bloke selling pens!!)

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Maybe that's why I always used to see him then! He also used to regularly turn up at World Championship events too, which is maybe where I got the impression he was omnipresent.

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I remember seeing him too at Hackney for big meetings and at places like Reading,Swindon and Oxford.Haven't seen him for a number of years now though.

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Don't know why, but memories of this guy came into my head today. He had dark, curly hair and seemed to be at just about every meeting I went to back in the 70s. He used to carry a tray of pens and would hold up his fingers to give the price if ever you bought one. Anyone else remember him? No reason, just curious. (It's definitely a sign of getting old when you start getting nostalgic about a bloke selling pens!!)

 

Yes I remember him too. He was a reegular at many meetings down south. I saw him a lot at White City in 76/77. Used to go to all the London Tracks every week from Coventry on the old 2 pounds return fare after 4pm - Now anybody remember that train fare! From Coventry in the 70's!

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