
The second sign is in a shop entrance, a palimpsest of two similar messages in rather different styles. The black lettering advertises 'E J Johnson, Afternoon Teas, Chops, Steaks, Mineral Waters'. Underneath, a fancier sign with a partially-legible name (my best guess is E J Keep) emblazoned across the middle, also boasts of 'Afternoon teas, light refreshments, minerals'. It was a tempting offer on a warm afternoon, but unfortunately the shop now sells printer supplies.

2 comments:
Shame you couldn't have those refreshments!
I remember the area, Caroline - it doesn't seem to have changed a great deal, or at least not those buildings shown in your photos.
Did first degree @ UoSussex, & lived off the Lewes Road (Southover Street district), where most of the streets then looked much as those you've depicted. Now I bet they've changed ...
Hope you enjoyed/are enjoying your visit.
I had a lovely day - always improved by spotting a few ghost signs!
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