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Many of the pubs pictured have been lost since these photos were taken at least 20 years ago, with the buildings demolished in some cases.
Others are still around, though sometimes with new signs guiding thirsty punters to their doors.
The pub signs, from watering holes around Sheffield, include one featuring a skull, another celebrating the city’s proud sporting heritage, and a third asserting Sheffield’s claim to be the birthplace of the legendary outlaw Robin Hood.
How many of the pubs in this retro photo gallery have you frequented over the years, and what do you think is the best pub sign ever in Sheffield?
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5. Yorkshire Grey
The pub sign at The Yorkshire Grey, Arundel Gate, Sheffield, in October 2003 | Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Roger Nadal
6. Flares
The pub sign for Flares, on Holly Street, Sheffield city centre, in August 1998 | Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Roger Nadal
7. Firwood Cottage
The pub sign at the Firwood Cottage, Walkley, Sheffield, in July 2005 | Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Roger Nadal
8. West End
Pub sign for The West End, on Glossop Road, Sheffield, in 1999 | Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Roger Nadal