This morning beloved readers I thought we'd take a look at some smart knitwear for the spring, the young couple above are looking most attractive in their new sweaters.

 The farmer who feeds his animals must be a bit of a misery...

 Stanton here has just made a lewd suggestion to Marjorie, and she seems quite keen, but by the time she's struggled to get that heavy knitted dress off she'll be too knackered to do anything.

 This is Yolanda from South London, she's always felt apart from her friends, but  mama has knitted her a smart hoodie and now she's part of the gang. Crack anyone?

 Sherwood is chastising his son Quinton for listening in on his conversation, and at the same time advising him to remove that ridiculous hat.

 Juanita has just whispered in Bertram's ear to behave himself or the restraining straps are going back on.

And here's Audrey proudly showing off her new teeth. Thank you.

 If it's rare collectables you're actively seeking this weekend beloved readers then look no further because today we're catering for all tastes, starting above with this impressionist oil on board of a little girl and her pussy cats.

 A formica table with a very practical little drawer underneath for your cutlery.

 A neat little metal stool that doubles up as a handy set of steps.

 An insurance sign.

 Some pop socks to go gay in.

And what at first glance appears to be some groovy retro fabric, is in fact a groovy retro vinyl table cloth.
What a splendid selection, and all highly collectable. Thank you ever so much.

A quick glance out of our living room yesterday evening beloved readers, and it was clear that spring had arrived in Bugleland.

 The little birds hurrying to and fro collecting twigs for their nests..

 The car park of our local hostelry full of customers cars...

 Our local restaurant cram packed with enthusiastic diners..

 Crowds of holidaymakers making their way to the beach...

The putting green and tennis courts alive with the sound of happy youngsters....

Parents enjoying an afternoon snooze in their beach huts..

While the children make sand castles and dip their toes in the welcoming sea.
How wonderful! Thank you.

 Hello boys and girls, are you sitting comfortably? Welcome to Bognor Bugle the movie, starring...

 The beautiful three legged chair.

 Two jolly soldiers.

 A lovely vase.

 A rustic cupboard.

 Exposing its sexy shelves.

 A glamorous woman..

 Another glamorous woman..

 A still life..

 A handsome man..

 Four Victorian Minton tiles..

 Some splendid chinoiserie fabric.

And co-starring the delightful steps. Showing at a market near you.
Thank you very much.

 Beloved readers, let's for one moment take a brief look again at those splendid terrier beds manufactured by Goddards of London S.W.12.

 Who could be the proud recipient of one of these delightful apparatus?

Well here's a likely candidate, Mrs Elsie Snodgrass and her adoring terrier Vanessa, looking very smart in her summer frock (Mrs Snodgrass not Vanessa),both enjoying a brisk walk along the the promenade at Bognor Regis in 1932. Thank you Mrs Snodgrass and thank you Vanessa.

 Beloved readers, the carboot beast has recently shat in our our garden and here are a selection of his droppings beginning with these glorious industrial type folding chairs. Perfect for a W.I. meeting, trendy London kaff or a picnic, (if you've got lots of friends.).

 A groovy 70's Italian chandelier.

 A tiny sentry box for a tiny sentry.

 An incredibly rare and important antique mirror in the Rococo style.

 A 1950's Belling oven and pressure cooker.

 Just look at that interior, perfect!

 A danger sign.

 Our favourite finds this week

 Three of Mr Goddards splendid terrier beds.

 A wonderful wall cabinet just back from our restorers.

 A very stylish Italian occasional table

 A huge picnic baskets for huge picnics, (if you've got lots of friends or a small number of greedy ones).

 A 1930's picnic case, for a small picnic or a large picnic if no ones very hungry.

 A delightful dolly,

And last but by no means least a couple of old hangers. Phew!.
Thank you so much.