We've been helping my 94-year old father clear clutter out of his house in preparation for a move to a Assisted Living apartment nearer to us and have found an absolute treasure-trove of old photos. He was always a keen amateur photographer and just as many did in the 1950's & 1960's did his own B&W developing and printing. Here are scans of a few samples.
This is Heathrow Airport when you could park up and take photos from the top of one of the multi-story carparks. Not sure of the year, but I'd guess at early 1960's (edited to add that a quick bit of research about the Qantas livery on the 707 reveals that the particular scheme shown first appeared in July 1964, so that dates the photo to mid-late 1960's):
These two are taken near the Clock Tower in Bexleyheath, south London. The building partially obscured by the bus in the first photo was Hides, a local privately-owned department store:
This one looks to have been taken outside the workshop of the garage he worked for and are three of his then workmates (note the collars and ties under the overalls!):
And finally, this one took a little tracking down in terms of location but it turns out to have been taken from the Fulham Road in west London, with Sydney Street on the right:
This is the nearest I can get to the same view today on Google Street View:
