If you have not already read it please read the message i posted at the end of the last page. 
Some more old negatives.
Great shot of a French Volvo F89 draw-bar passing Poole hospital on his way to Truckline ferries.
R.S.Hill & Sons Volvo F12. Anyone know where they are from â â
âBonkeyDollocksâ Lot of Tarmac tippers in this lot.
Tarmac Maggie.
Carman Man. Anyone recognise where the pic was taken,Marks and Spencer shop â â ?
Frizell Haulage Foden.
Album pics.(Not taken by me)
Little David Petroleum Atkinson.
British Steel Newport Atkinson. Was the green there original colours John â â
Sid Knowles Bedford TM. Posted some stuff about Sid Knowles back on page 101 for anyone intrested.
One for âmoomoolandâ Lowfields Bedford.
J.B.McBean ERF
âFLOURPOWERâ Whitworths ERF
Public Works Bristol Foden heavy haulier.
Gelders UK Transport Foden.
Forth Leyland Buffalo.
John W Alexander Roadtrain.
Stickman:
Hi Dean really looking forward to seeing the collection
Hi Dean i am looking foward to see the collection Regards Daz 
DEANB:
Some of the old negatives Paul has been working on. Colour and black and white. You will see where the film has deteriated due to being
stored and not developed for 40 years. He is struggling with the colour but i think he has done a cracking job from old negatives.Elliotts Foden.
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Blue Circle Cement Leyland.
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Carey Transport Volvo F88. Anyone know where they were from â â
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Daz,will be happy lots of Routemans. Anyone recognise this one â â
Yes Dean Daz will be happy mate you have posted up lots of great pics on the thread all ready Daz
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Harvey, i dont remember CB Morgan from Shaftesbury running Volvos â â They run alot of MANâs.
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DEANB:
Some of the old negatives Paul has been working on. Colour and black and white. You will see where the film has deteriated due to being
stored and not developed for 40 years. He is struggling with the colour but i think he has done a cracking job from old negatives.
Thank you Dean, and thank you to Paul for his efforts - simply stunning!!
Hi Dean what crackers you and Paul never disappoint always top notch the pic with marks a spencer looks like Wooten Bassett,I donât think bsc were ever green always blue unless it a publicity pic
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Hi Dean what crackers you and Paul never disappoint always top notch the pic with marks a spencer looks like Wooten Bassett,I donât think bsc were ever green always blue unless it a publicity pic
Hi all,
Great photos as always gentlemen.Those late 1960âs six wheel units were a popular choice with many welsh steel hauliers,then the threatened weight increase never happened and nobody bought them until 1983 when we leapt from 32 tonnes on four axles to 38 on five or six.I think the green on the early B.S.C. Fleet was carried over from the old Steel Company Of Wales fleet ?
Regards Andrew.
Absolutely brilliant, Dean and accomplice photographers! Job well done. Youâve brought the past back to life for us! Massive cheers! Robert 
Smashing pics as ever Dean, please pass on my thanks to Paul.
The Tarmac Maggie (Iâm sure) is ex Hoveringham and repainted after the takeover in 1981.
Looking forward to seeing others
DEANB:
Album pics.Little David Petroleum Atkinson.
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British Steel Newport Atkinson. Was the green there original colours John â â
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Sid Knowles Bedford TM. Posted some stuff about Sid Knowles back on page 101 for anyone intrested.
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One for âmoomoolandâ Lowfields Bedford.
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J.B.McBean ERF
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âFLOURPOWERâ Whitworths ERF
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Public Works Bristol Foden heavy haulier.
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Gelders UK Transport Foden.
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Forth Leyland Buffalo.
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John W Alexander Roadtrain.
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Hey Dean and Paul ,you just spoil us Welsh lads ,the British Steel Atkinson Leader was based at the Orb steel plant in Newport ,the colours changed to blue after the steel industry was nationalised .
The Leaders followed on from 4X2 Atkinsons ,but my uncle can remember they had a ruck of Leyland Octopus
Dean the company R.S.Hill was from Cams Hall, Fareham they ran a small tidy fleet and Harvey may have even sold them that motor, also they had butchers shops IIRC, Buzzer
Hi Dean, As ever, I am grateful for the time and effort you put into this thread, and to
Paul and Mark for their supply of great pictures. I rather like the format of showing a
picture in both black & white and also in colour. I look forward to many more pictures.
Kind Regards, Ray.
Some great pictures there Dean as usual cracking stuff.
Brilliant Dean once again echo everyoneâs sentiments about these latest photoâs. And thanks to you, Paul and Mark for transporting us back in time and bringing back memories and companies that we had forgotten about.
Thanks for all the comments chaps ! Paul just sent me a message,he was chuffed you liked the old negatives !
âBuzzerâ thats a strange set up R.S.Hill had,butcher shops and running trucks ! 
DEANB:
Thanks for all the comments chaps ! Paul just sent me a message,he was chuffed you liked the old negatives !âBuzzerâ thats a strange set up R.S.Hill had,butcher shops and running trucks !
They also own lots of static caravan parks and think they did caravan haulage as well but someone will know, Buzzer
My short stint at Princeâs Commercials (Soton) Ltd (VOLVO dealer). I was asked to re design the livery for R.S. Hillâs new F10 (x2) purchases (Harvey HRS) to replace their F86âs. The one in the photo is a much later F12 version but the paint job remains.
R.S. Hill did caravan transport as Buzzer said. Butcherâs shop new on me but I did live in Fareham! They also did PMR radio sales and service (Broad Cut Ind.Est. Fareham) and have many farms centered around West Tisted Hants, a village which they own in entirety plus other farms (Cheesefoot Head, Winchester amongst others), hence the radio link for their farm equipment.
Two brothers were the owners but recently one passed away.
IIRC the 2 drivers of the F10âs were âThe Welsh Dragonâ and Alan Hall (now owner of Solutions Transport of Portsmouth) at the time.
Phew!
gazzer:
My short stint at Princeâs Commercials (Soton) Ltd (VOLVO dealer). I was asked to re design the livery for R.S. Hillâs new F10 (x2) purchases (Harvey HRS) to replace their F86âs. The one in the photo is a much later F12 version but the paint job remains.
R.S. Hill did caravan transport as Buzzer said. Butcherâs shop new on me but I did live in Fareham! They also did PMR radio sales and service (Broad Cut Ind.Est. Fareham) and have many farms centered around West Tisted Hants, a village which they own in entirety plus other farms (Cheesefoot Head, Winchester amongst others), hence the radio link for their farm equipment.
Two brothers were the owners but recently one passed away.
IIRC the 2 drivers of the F10âs were âThe Welsh Dragonâ and Alan Hall (now owner of Solutions Transport of Portsmouth) at the time.
Phew!
Thanks for the info âBuzzerâ and âgazzerâ looks like they had there fingers in lots of pies !
Talking about Princeâs Commercials,i always remember there mighty F89 wrecker at Southampton when we used to call in there.
MANTRONIC:
DEANB:
Album pics.Little David Petroleum Atkinson.
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British Steel Newport Atkinson. Was the green there original colours John â â
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Sid Knowles Bedford TM. Posted some stuff about Sid Knowles back on page 101 for anyone intrested.
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One for âmoomoolandâ Lowfields Bedford.
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J.B.McBean ERF
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âFLOURPOWERâ Whitworths ERF
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Public Works Bristol Foden heavy haulier.
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Gelders UK Transport Foden.
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Forth Leyland Buffalo.
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John W Alexander Roadtrain.
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Hey Dean and Paul ,you just spoil us Welsh lads ,the British Steel Atkinson Leader was based at the Orb steel plant in Newport ,the colours changed to blue after the steel industry was nationalised .
The Leaders followed on from 4X2 Atkinsons ,but my uncle can remember they had a ruck of Leyland Octopus
Hi MT ,yes that Atkis worked hard 24/7 hauling steel to Vauxhalls and returning with scrap âŚDEAN great news looking forward to the pics !! regards Keith
I posted this pic of T & L Gage Transports DAF bulk tanker a few weeks ago. Its mentioned in the article.
Click on pages twice to read.
Some odds and sods.
AEC selling trucks all over the world in 1964.
Leyland logging in New Zealand in 1970.
âPunchy Danâ, trucks of the 90âs ? I thought you were more into your old Fodens like Coomsey.
