Past Present and in Between in Pictures (Part 1)

[oiltreader]

John Russell wagons working out of the Millburn Road Sidings Inverness.
Oily

[bma_finland]

this was out for a ride yesterday ,near turku, cheers benkku

[adr]

JF Cartwright, Selly Oak, Birmingham.

[adr]

Samuel Smith of Burnley & Colne.

[chris_webb]

adr:
JF Cartwright, Selly Oak, Birmingham.

Wow,another company I remember. Great photo chris.

[adr]

Had to put it on your thread Eddie, you Scots being a Nation of great inventors

[bassman]

adr

Do you think this was the little brother to the one you posted?

Cheers Bassman

[adr]

Bassman:
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Do you think this was the little brother to the one you posted?

Cheers Bassman

They’re growing wild up there
Regards Chris

[adr]

An Exported Dennis , not seen that before!

[adr]

Here’s 1 for the purists, anyone know what make this old girl is/was?

[adr]

D

[adr]

"Sorry Guv’, what was that you said, Health & what…

[adr]

Tidy Albion

[adr]

Another smart Scottish Fridge

[jakdaw]

oiltreader:

Jakdaw:

oiltreader:
The Merc hides a house, once of fame now of infamy.
Oily

Hi Oily, What`s the story about the house?

Hi Jakdaw,
Harry has it about right, I have difficulty mentioning the name of such a , oh for the resurrection of such a subhuman specimen and justice for those he harmed.
Oily
Now back to lorries and the craic.

Hi Oily/v7v, Thank`s for that.

[stanfield]

One from Mr Webbs neck of the woods I believe

[harry]

adr:
Here’s 1 for the purists, anyone know what make this old girl is/was?

Leyland?

[rigsby]

with that great big T in the front grill it’s probably thorneycroft . specsavers for you harry

[valkyrie]

ADR:
Here’s 1 for the purists, anyone know what make this old girl is/was?

It’s probably a Leyland Beaver 6 TC9,or TC9A,or 13,or 14.BGU 642 is a 1934 London registration.It looks like an Arthur Ingram photograph.

ADR:
"Sorry Guv’, what was that you said, Health & what…

That lorry is an export AEC Mammoth Major Eight MkIII with what looks like a Bonallack cab.

Stanfield:
One from Mr Webbs neck of the woods I believe
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A magnificent Thornycroft Trusty PF/NR6/MV Eight -Wheeler Lorry,LWB 388,registered in “My Kind Of Town”:SHEFFIELD in 1948-1949.

VALKYRIE

[trev_h]

rigsby:
with that great big T in the front grill it’s probably thorneycroft . specsavers for you harry

Specsavers for you Rigsby ! in the picture Harry is refering to the grille is covered by canvas