Eye-catching black and whites

[Remspoor]

[sheffcortinacentre]

I remember sunblest bakery  still having a fleet of FDs in the 70s.

[lesapandre]

[artdjones]

19 hours ago, sheffcortinacentre said:

I remember sunblest bakery  still having a fleet of FDs in the 70s.

Initial Laundries used the walk through vans well into the 80s 

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[Remspoor]

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The Hotels that were there before the North British Edinburgh ( now the Balmoral ).

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Foot of the Walk, Leith 1904.

(Who says disruption caused by the trams is a new thing ... )

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Laxey Junction before 1918 when the Cafe burnt down.

[Bfg]

23 hours ago, Momentary Lapse Of Reason said:

Foot of the Walk, Leith 1904.

(Who says disruption caused by the trams is a new thing ... )

Sorta like ; whoever said roadworks, with not a man working, was a new thing ? 

[Joey spud]

Chalmers motorist shop in Milton road Gravesend is still trading today. I never knew roof rack hire used to be a thing.

[High Jetter]

2 hours ago, Joey spud said:

Chalmers motorist shop in Milton road Gravesend is still trading today. I never knew roof rack hire used to be a thing.

Impoverished times. Engine hoists were a value hire. Trailers, too. (Song about that)

[Metal Guru]

1 hour ago, High Jetter said:

Impoverished times. Engine hoists were a value hire. Trailers, too. (Song about that)

Assuming you mean “King of the Road”, doesn’t trailers mean caravans?

[Remspoor]

[Remspoor]

[Tayne]

[2SP00K]

On 02/06/2014 at 18:50, forddeliveryboy said:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_AmcPs1hlDaM/S4jwJQx7mVI/AAAAAAAADAQ/z4yw7KdUCzs/s800/800px-Fiat_Lingotto_veduta-1928.jpg

Always loved the story of this building

[lesapandre]

[lesapandre]

[lesapandre]

[Joey spud]

Anyone famous ?

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4 hours ago, Joey spud said:

Anyone famous ?

Lt. Col. Brian Mylchreest was fairly famous.

Mylchreests web site.

1961

Mylchreests Group begins trading, specialising in cars produced by the British Motor Corporation—brands such as Austin, Morris, Riley, MG, and Wolseley.

Mylchreests is invited to provide the Roads Open car for the world famous TT Races.

Brian Mylchreest (arm on roof) with a Mini Cooper prototype, which was tested on the course.

iMuseum  Interview with Lieutenant Colonel Brian Mylchreest about his Second World War service in the Manx Regiment

Used to sell my grandad his cars.

Or do you mean the judy on the car? 

 

[Andrew353w]

Unashamedly lifted from the Subaru dealer to which I take mine:

 

  

They've been in business for over 80 years and STILL run by the same family!

[High Jetter]

3 hours ago, Andrew353w said:

Unashamedly lifted from the Subaru dealer to which I take mine:

 

  

They've been in business for over 80 years and STILL run by the same family!

The Adams family? Spooky!

[Joey spud]

22 hours ago, Momentary Lapse Of Reason said:

Lt. Col. Brian Mylchreest was fairly famous.

Or do you mean the judy on the car? 

 

Yeah the lovely lass on the bonnet of Rovers finest caught my eye. 

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3 hours ago, Joey spud said:

Yeah the lovely lass on the bonnet of Rovers finest caught my eye. 

She does look rather nice.

Not a clue who she is/was.

[Remspoor]

On 16/04/2026 at 14:00, Joey spud said:

Anyone famous ?

That is the Isle of Man, thus that is Big Clive

[Remspoor]

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44 minutes ago, Remspoor said:

That is the Isle of Man, thus that is Big Clive

Nonsense, this is Big Clive.

[High Jetter]

2 hours ago, Remspoor said:

That is the Isle of Man, thus that is Big Clive

Clive...in a dress?