Andrew Simpson

  It's not often you get a Christmas card from the 1950s dropping through the letter box . Anyone who regularly read the Eagle comic wil...

Turn away anyone not born between 1943 and 1959. I say that only because you, dear reader, will never have experienced the joy and exci...

Now I know Christmas has arrived when my copy of the Eagle Times falls through the letter box. Forget dressing the tree, wrapping the p...

Now if you were born sometime between the middle of the 1940s into the late ‘50s there is every chance that you will have read the Eagle or...

Forget the sound of Christmas cards falling on the mat, the smell of warmed mince pies and the battle with choosing the right tree; I kno...

Now there are plenty of ways of exploring the history of the 1950s and I do spend a fair amount of time looking back at that decade. Af...

I remain fascinated how one image has stayed with me for over half a century and still has the power to take me back to a Saturday morning ...

Winter 2013 Now they say that nostalgia ain’t what it used to be, and they may have a point. My friend Bernard is forever telling me ...