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All my pocket money used to be spent at Granny May's and Kleins.
Long before Diva or Lovisa, Kleins was there for all your cheap jewellery needs.
If you collected porcelain dolls, Copperart was one of your fave places.
Red Earth still exists as a brand, but back in the day their stores were EVERYWHERE.
While a store has just reopened in Melbourne, these magical places were once much more common.
Before there was JB Hi-Fi, you got all your high-tech toys (portable cassette player, anyone?) from Tandy.
Sure, you can still get the products, but the stores themselves were HEAVEN.
An Australian institution that is sadly no longer with us.
Chances are if you live in NSW, your grandparents still call Myer "Grace Brothers".
They still have a strong online presence, but once upon a time you couldn't go into a shopping centre without seeing one of these bookstores.
No sleepover was complete without a trip to the video shop.
Tuckerbag had Tucker – undoubtedly the most iconic supermarket mascot of all time.