Yes this lead to a 7-week tournament for the belt in Grantham, won by Al Nicol on 7 November. Tommy Mann was the other finalist.

I have a couple of programmes from this venue: Hans Streiger's attire was noted.

Alan writes about physical culture, late 1940's:

Beauties, thanks MM!

Beresford had promoted in Nottingham for a good long while by this point.

thanks for writing about Russ Bishop. I am in the middle of compiling an overseas record for him. If you could please send me the photo you used in the article I can send it to his grandson.

You could ask Peter Nulty, he is on Facebook

Dr Death (Ted Beech): Dr Death (Paul Lincoln):

Mike O'Sullivan:

I need to source a better photo:

Interesting thing about Polar Baths as they ended up run by Matsport in the 50s and 60s. First shows I can see there were in 1931 which predates Morrell's involvement.

I checked and that graphic came from the back cover of Mat magazine, published towards the end of 1948. Bear in mind that Morrell was involved in publishing Mat magazine. I can post some similar venue listings for his promotion from later years for comparison.

Kim Kendo: (autographed)

Morrell advertisement from the late 1940's:

Wrestling at the Lumley Arms in Maltby (near Rotherham):

Here's a couple of old Farrar/Farrer Street posters from my collection:

I visited with Dave Cameron on Friday.

Leo Lightbody: (autographed)

All I'm saying is there wasn't one single Kamikaze. I think there is an agreement of that.

Let me know which ones you are missing. To answer your queries: • The photos are captioned so that they will appear in search results. • I have included autographed photographs as I have received requests for them.