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PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTION

Remember when going scotch (if from the south), or going down to the smoke (if from the north), was long distance?
When Middle East work was readily available?.
When driving a 111 or F89 meant you were truly the king of the road?
Recall those companies long gone, where every day was an adventure?

What ever happened to those drivers you spent hours with.. where did they go? and recollect on those characters in the industry sadly no longer with us.
This forum is for us all to indulge in a little nostalgia and remember with rose coloured glasses how much better it was in the olden days

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Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTION

Postby smallcoal » Fri Jan 10, 2020 7:21 pm

The steel trailer is multi serv was Faber prest took over from merlins atb Davies bernie the old man still going here’s some of his trucks courtesy of Ron weatherell
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Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTION

Postby DEANB » Fri Jan 10, 2020 7:33 pm

ianto wrote:"DEANB"

Cant make full name out on the Scania,something Davies ???
A T B Davies from Carmarthen think does Lidl /Aldi work now and Rumenco animal feed yard next to Mansel Davies on Cillefwr Industrial Estate Carmarthen


Thanks for the name and details Ian. :D


oiltreader wrote:" Is that a MG sport car ??"
Austin Healey Sprite, '64/65ish model, carted a few of them Dean.
Oily


Thanks for confirming the make Oily. :wink:


smallcoal wrote:The steel trailer is multi serv was Faber prest took over from merlins atb Davies bernie the old man still going here’s some of his trucks courtesy of Ron weatherell


Thanks for the name of the steel haulier and the pics John. Nice colour scheme ! :D :wink:
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Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTION

Postby marky » Fri Jan 10, 2020 7:45 pm

Bewick wrote:Happy New Year Chris ! Your right London Carriers were owned by Philips but I believe they did a certain amount of third party work for other customers. IIRC Philips had a factory in Burnley. Cheers Dennis.


Philips owned Mullards who were originally valve manufacturers. In the North West, they had plants in Burnley and two in Southport - one in Butts Lane, Blowick (which later became a bakery) near where I live and the other larger plant was in Balmoral Drive, Crossens, where two of my Grandparents worked. It was built next to the old Vulcan works and was a very large employer in the town.
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Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTION

Postby DEANB » Fri Jan 10, 2020 7:59 pm

Cockney Pete3 wrote:No Dean, im not a driver, cranes or wagons, just an overgrown truckmad kid.
Ive got a thread on here 'Lovells wharf,' thats where my interest in old wagons comes from.
Ive operated some big diggers and telehandlers in my time though


Will have a look at your thread Pete. :wink:

Dont have much scanned for telehandlers or diggers chap.

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Old Manitou.

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Here' a few loading shovels/diggers.

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Postby DEANB » Fri Jan 10, 2020 7:59 pm

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Caterpillar loading shovel brochure.

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Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTION

Postby robroy » Fri Jan 10, 2020 9:31 pm

oiltreader wrote:" Is that a MG sport car ??"
Austin Healey Sprite, '64/65ish model, carted a few of them Dean.
Oily

Don't want to be pedantic, but I reckon that's a 68/69 on a G.
I had an identical model on an H.
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Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTION

Postby Cockney Pete3 » Sat Jan 11, 2020 6:22 pm

Nice pics Dean, as with everything the older stuff is always more interesting than the modern gear.

As for wagons, do you have any K transport services, Phil Jenkins, Fosters of Cannock? Im more interested in filling some gaps in my collection of Lovells hauliers.
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Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTION

Postby DEANB » Sun Jan 12, 2020 8:42 am

marky wrote:
Bewick wrote:Happy New Year Chris ! Your right London Carriers were owned by Philips but I believe they did a certain amount of third party work for other customers. IIRC Philips had a factory in Burnley. Cheers Dennis.


Philips owned Mullards who were originally valve manufacturers. In the North West, they had plants in Burnley and two in Southport - one in Butts Lane, Blowick (which later became a bakery) near where I live and the other larger plant was in Balmoral Drive, Crossens, where two of my Grandparents worked. It was built next to the old Vulcan works and was a very large employer in the town.


Thanks for your comments "marky" :wink:

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oiltreader wrote:" Is that a MG sport car ??"
Austin Healey Sprite, '64/65ish model, carted a few of them Dean.
Oily

Don't want to be pedantic, but I reckon that's a 68/69 on a G.
I had an identical model on an H.


:wink:


Cockney Pete3 wrote:Nice pics Dean, as with everything the older stuff is always more interesting than the modern gear.

As for wagons, do you have any K transport services, Phil Jenkins, Fosters of Cannock? Im more interested in filling some gaps in my collection of Lovells hauliers.


I will have a look at your thread and have a word with Paul and see if we have anything Pete. :wink:
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Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTION

Postby DEANB » Sun Jan 12, 2020 10:25 am

Any crane drivers on here.... :roll:

Dont know much about them so someone may knows the makes where you cant see a name ??

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Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTION

Postby DEANB » Sun Jan 12, 2020 10:25 am

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Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTION

Postby DEANB » Sun Jan 12, 2020 10:25 am

Hewden Stuart brochure.

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Postby DEANB » Sun Jan 12, 2020 10:26 am

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Postby DEANB » Sun Jan 12, 2020 10:26 am

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Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTION

Postby DEANB » Sun Jan 12, 2020 10:27 am

Old Foden crane seen in Poole when they were building the fleetbridge flyover and roundabout in the 1970's.

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Rarest brochure i have ever posted. Foden brochure for cranes.

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Postby DEANB » Sun Jan 12, 2020 10:27 am

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Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTION

Postby oiltreader » Sun Jan 12, 2020 10:42 am

robroy wrote:
oiltreader wrote:" Is that a MG sport car ??"
Austin Healey Sprite, '64/65ish model, carted a few of them Dean.
Oily

Don't want to be pedantic, but I reckon that's a 68/69 on a G.
I had an identical model on an H.

You're right, I should have paid attention to the G :oops: I was focusing on no bonnet badge which I was connecting to an earlier model the one after the Frog Eye.
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Postby ianto » Sun Jan 12, 2020 12:46 pm

DEANB wrote:Any crane drivers on here.... :roll:

Dont know much about them so someone may knows the makes where you cant see a name ??
ABA Cranes from Wolverhampton way i think dont know if its the crane in the picture but one exactly the same as that was bought by Mc Canns of Llandovery for use in putting up buildings I had the PLEASURE of driveing once that was enough bounced like mad on the road did not use the crane Think its fitted with a Mercedes V10 engine and an Allison automatic gearbox
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Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTION

Postby Bewick » Sun Jan 12, 2020 1:39 pm

Here are some shots of our, then, local Crane Hire firm Hudson Engineers of Sandside. Not a large firm but they had a good reputation. Their lagest Crane was 6 wheeler with a further two or three four wheelers, they started with a strut crane in the early 60's and eventually moved onto Tele's. We used Hudsons many times over the years mainly for lifting trailers off in the yard although the biggest and longest lasting job they did for us was when we provided outside Pulp storage for our local Mill at a time of shortages in the mid 70's. we circa 1500 ton in a stack in our old yard down in Milnthorpe.
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First shot is an early '90's shot at Lakeside on Windermere and this was probably the last crane Hudsons operated. The Driver is the late Tom Grindey and he shot lifting off a replica Viking ship to drop onto the Lake for the Festival.
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The two previous shots are of a couple of Hudsons cranes lifting trailers down in our depot. If we needed them for this job they usually called in at finishing time on their way back to Sandside.
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Got to include this last shot which is one I took from the Man Cage when I was replacing the elements in one of our flood light towers!!! That is Bob Bagguely at the controls looking up at me 50 ft above ( I had the "anti shake" device switched on the camera ! :wink: ) Cheers Dennis.
And PS for Buzzer that is my Transporter box laid on it's side over the fence which was an attachment for my little David Brown tractor and yes I had all the implements , trailer, roller, chain harrows and fertilizer spreader plus the tractor had a fore loader as well !!
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Postby Cockney Pete3 » Sun Jan 12, 2020 2:37 pm

Likin the old cranes Dean, not sure if the Scotts cranes are the same firm but i had a job at Weldex in Alfreton and took these.
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Postby smallcoal » Sun Jan 12, 2020 2:54 pm

Anyone know if sparrows still going as not seen in ages
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Postby windrush » Sun Jan 12, 2020 8:28 pm

Interesting to see the name 'A. Hassell' in the list of Foden representatives, and that he is listed for the Cardiff area. This was Arthur Hassell who was later the rep for the Derbyshire/ Staffordshire etc areas, he lived in Ashbourne and showed us around the Foden works one evening in the 1970's. When the factory closed he worked as a dumper driver at Tilcon's Ballidon Quarry in Derbyshire, I understand he was sadly killed in an RTA in the Potteries while riding his bicycle. :cry:

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Postby TIDDERSON » Sun Jan 12, 2020 8:57 pm

smallcoal wrote:Anyone know if sparrows still going as not seen in ages

Still going strong in Bristol Plymouth and Gloucester. A large contractor told me "if you want to move a girder get ----Cranes.
If you want to put a matchbox on top of a steeple get Sparrows"!
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Postby Retired Old Fart » Sun Jan 12, 2020 9:48 pm

TIDDERSON wrote:
smallcoal wrote:Anyone know if sparrows still going as not seen in ages

Still going strong in Bristol Plymouth and Gloucester. A large contractor told me "if you want to move a girder get ----Cranes.
If you want to put a matchbox on top of a steeple get Sparrows"!

I remember seeing adverts for "Supersparrow" in the trade press sometime in the 1970s?
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Postby Chris Webb » Mon Jan 13, 2020 10:53 am

Retired Old Fart wrote:
TIDDERSON wrote:
smallcoal wrote:Anyone know if sparrows still going as not seen in ages

Still going strong in Bristol Plymouth and Gloucester. A large contractor told me "if you want to move a girder get ----Cranes.
If you want to put a matchbox on top of a steeple get Sparrows"!

I remember seeing adverts for "Supersparrow" in the trade press sometime in the 1970s?


Sparrows had a big depot on Lower Bristol Road in Bath late 60s.
Them were t'days when we were on neets.
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Postby tonyj105 » Mon Jan 13, 2020 11:07 am

i drove this for a bit , and bloody hard work it was to, 20 tonnes and about 120 hp , and no rear suspension to speak of. the actual crane work was enjoyable , just getting to and from jobs was excruciating.

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Postby 5thwheel » Mon Jan 13, 2020 2:16 pm

TIDDERSON wrote:
smallcoal wrote:Anyone know if sparrows still going as not seen in ages

Still going strong in Bristol Plymouth and Gloucester. A large contractor told me "if you want to move a girder get ----Cranes.
If you want to put a matchbox on top of a steeple get Sparrows"!



Don’t be confused between Sparrow Crane Hire and Sparrows,Sparrow Crane Hire is a family firm,Sparrows are a large worldwide conglomerate.




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Postby oiltreader » Mon Jan 13, 2020 4:25 pm

Sparrows rings a bell, was in digs in Grangemouth 1958 with a couple of their guys who were involved setting up a crane system, either in the docks or refinery. They've come a long way since 1946.
https://www.sparrowsgroup.com/about-us.html
Oily
Last of the founding brothers passes on and with a very interesting tale of how they began and progressed.
https://bathnewseum.com/2016/06/08/end- ... ther-dies/
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Postby Ray Smyth » Mon Jan 13, 2020 7:19 pm

oiltreader wrote:Sparrows rings a bell, was in digs in Grangemouth 1958 with a couple of their guys who were involved setting up a crane system, either in the docks or refinery. They've come a long way since 1946.
https://www.sparrowsgroup.com/about-us.html
Oily
Last of the founding brothers passes on and with a very interesting tale of how they began and progressed.
https://bathnewseum.com/2016/06/08/end- ... ther-dies/


Hi Eddie, I have just read the above... Sparrows of Bath, and it turned up some interesting information.
My mother was born in Bath in 1918, and at an early age, she was orphaned, and was adopted by
Stan and Anne Nowell who lived at Shophouse Road in Twerton, where Gordon Sparrow was born.
As children, me and my brothers knew them as Aunty Anne & Uncle Stan, their own daughter, Marion,
worked for most of her life in the office at Sparrow Crane Hire, not far away on the Lower Bristol Road.
Marion married Vic Brown, who was a van driver with British Railways at Bath Green Park Station,
the Northern terminus of the former Somerset And Dorset Joint Railway.

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Postby oiltreader » Mon Jan 13, 2020 7:47 pm

Ray Smyth wrote:
oiltreader wrote:Sparrows rings a bell, was in digs in Grangemouth 1958 with a couple of their guys who were involved setting up a crane system, either in the docks or refinery. They've come a long way since 1946.
https://www.sparrowsgroup.com/about-us.html
Oily
Last of the founding brothers passes on and with a very interesting tale of how they began and progressed.
https://bathnewseum.com/2016/06/08/end- ... ther-dies/


Hi Eddie, I have just read the above... Sparrows of Bath, and it turned up some interesting information.
My mother was born in Bath in 1918, and at an early age, she was orphaned, and was adopted by
Stan and Anne Nowell who lived at Shophouse Road in Twerton, where Gordon Sparrow was born.
As children, me and my brothers knew them as Aunty Anne & Uncle Stan, their own daughter, Marion,
worked for most of her life in the office at Sparrow Crane Hire, not far away on the Lower Bristol Road.
Marion married Vic Brown, who was a van driver with British Railways at Bath Green Park Station,
the Northern terminus of the former Somerset And Dorset Joint Railway.

Regards, Ray.

That's brilliant Ray :D , you never know what this thread and others are going to throw up.
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Postby jshepguis » Tue Jan 14, 2020 8:29 am

The White part of GWS was JD Whites from Middlesbrough their yard is still there at Thornaby on Tees which was next door to where Sadlers Transport were based. Friend of mine's brother worked for Whites, he drove at the time( 80,s ) their biggest crane ,i think i have an article somewhere about a lift they did on the Post Office Tower in London , will try and dig it out. Have posted this picture before i think, this was based at Thornaby and was taken at Redpath Offshore yard at Port Clarence, Middlesbrough about 1992.

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As has been said Sparrows are a big company, they also operate and maintain the vast majority of cranes on the oil platforms in the North Sea.
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