Description: Beermat design

Description: It was a sort of wafer biscuit with nuts and chocolate

Description: From off Magpie. One for sorrow, two for joy, etc.

Description: Watch out there's a humphrey about

Description: Doctor Who Exhibition car windscreen sticker, Blackpool

Description: The proper name and logo for those soft chewy sweets of childhood

Description: Three dancing children with ice creams, as seen on many shops in the 1970s.

Description: Regional TV ident heralded by a few bars of Handel's Water Music

Description: Regional TV ident for the Birmingham area; seen before TISWAS, Sapphire and Steel, etc.

Description: Scottish ITV region, but also Cumbria. It was very confusing.

Description: Enter the dazzling 1980s with the CGI version of the Central television logo.

Description: Regional logo of 1980s successor to ATV.

Description: Regional TV ident from the North; Coronation Street, World in Action, etc.

Description: Bob Greaves, Lucy Meacock, Tony Wilson, et al.

Description: Regional TV ident for HTV; Harlech television, serving West Wales (and, if the wind was blowing in the right direction, the North West of England)

Description: Ribbon logo for the LWT region of ITV from the 1970s

Description: Regional ITV ident introduced after the "ribbon that resembles the flow of the Thames" logo was deprecated

Description: Scottish television logo

Description: Regional ITV logo which often preceded Worzel Gummidge, The Famous Five, etc.

Description: Regional ITV ident seen before programmes like The Tube

Description: Your regional television network

Description: Regional TV ident heralded by a few bars of 'On Ilkla Moor Baht 'At"

Description: Primitive internet you accessed through your TV remote control

Description: Depending on your vintage, you either associate this with The Tomorrow People, or Oh! You Pretty Things

Description: Opening episode of British dystopian sci-fi series

Description: Pan's People girl boss

Description: Powerhouse British battery of the 1970s

Description: Can you see this at the back? The best sign brandished by Manchester's finest indie band. For best results print on a military green background.

Description: Familiar orchestra stab from the Fairlight synthesiser

Description: Another 1970s/1980s hymn book prevalent in primary schools

Description: Popular rubberised primary school hymn book of the 1970s and 1980s

Description: Trebor mints are a minty bit stronger. Also the logo used on Refreshers, Mummies, Phantom Chews.

Description: Popular planet made of caramel and nougat

Description: Mackintosh's popular chewy sweet from the 1970s

Description: Close by Ampthill

Description: Drum manufacturer, logo requested by Al Murray (namedrop)