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This anagram is proving impossible to solve !

detective | 15:15 Thu 19th Oct 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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The Old ----------- used to sell ---------- before they went out of fashion? Which two words that are anagrams of one another should complete the blanks in the above sentence so that it reads TOTALLY logically?

Is the capital O in OLD significant?
There are lots of stupid answers but none which are logical?

Found In the pantry or fridge

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gen2

I think crofter's answer of costers and corsets is the best suggestion.

According to Chambers, a coster is a seller of fruit and other wares from a barrow.

Otherwise, how about Old Timers selling mitres?

Phil H

Antique shop ... Posh quinate

swannbaker

Salopian is one of the words .

ageing fast

Don't know where Salopian came from - but an anagram would be pianolas

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Pianola

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