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pete smith:

gingerfold:
Sheepy Flour Mills Steamer
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Hi Graham,
Sheepy Magna flour mill near Atherstone, used to collect the sharps from there in a Leyland Terrier :blush:, think the firm was called Lowes it was like a museum inside but has now been converted in to living accomodation, not sure if its flats or one big house, Cheer’s Pete

Hi Pete, yes it was Lowe’s and one of those small country mills that were once very common. After Milled From Golden Fields was published one of the Lowe’s family contacted me, he was then living in London.

Shell Mex & B.P. Scammell

Sand

Steetley

Seddon FRC 805C. Rescued derelict by me from Rush Green Motors in February 1986, restored over a 2 year period. I kept it until 1999, then it passed to Colin Pitt, then Peter Drummond. It was then sold at a Malcolm Harrison auction in August 2015 and has since had a repaint. I was very pleased to see it at Harrogate this year some 30 years after restoring it. It is one of 50 made for BRS, Model designation 16/4/470, with AEC AVU470 engine, AEC / Thorneycroft D197 6-speed overdrive gearbox and Moss back axle.

Seddon FRC.jpg

ERF:
SABRINA (The only proper ‘Sabrina’ lorry of course… :wink: :wink: )

Scottish & Newcastle (This one an ERF LV 54G bound for the 1964 Earls Court CM Show)

TruckNetUK.Old Time Lorries.A To Z Transport Miscellaney. ERF SF Sabrina.Foden S24-S39 Sabrina.Thornycroft not Scammell.S Letter.VALKYRIE.
Friday,25th August,2017.

Hello ERF :slight_smile:

ERF SF Sabrina Semi Forward Control,Tipper-Bodied,6x4 Lorry,4874 WU,West Riding Yorkshire,late 1959-early 1960.Leonard Green,Park Gate Iron & Steel Company,Rotherham.ERF photograph :-

Yeah,well…you also know,including a ever-growing number of people,that there are also the Foden S24-S39 Sabrina Lorry - Motor Truck models :slight_smile:

Please QV:-
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gingerfold:
Simmonds Scammell

Hello Gingerfold :slight_smile: With respect,I personally think that this lorry is:-

Thornycroft XB Normal Control,Covered Fixedside-Bodied,6x4 Lorry,OU 7011,Hampshire,1930.R.Simmonds & Sons Ltd,Millers,Aldershot.Gingerfold photograph :-

To cut a long story short,there were no less than 13 Thornycroft rigid six-wheeler lorry models in 1930 alone,and the list that I’ve seen doesn’t
specify driving control layout,i.e. normal control or forward control. The XB normal control model was subject to design changes in the 1927-1932
period,including engine changes and designation changes plus the addition of a model name:Amazon.

It could be another Thornycroft model,but the XB model is probably the most likely in the case of OU 7011 :slight_smile:


Armstrong-Saurer Samson,Diesel-Engined,Flat-Bodied,Rigid 8x2 or 8x4 Lorry,BMC 131,Middlesex,May-June 1936.One of the earliest rigid 8’s on the market :-

Foden S21 -

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  • Spaceship -

  • Sputnik -

SPUTNIK.jpg

  • ,F-Type or K-Type,Lutonvan-Bodied,8x4 Lorry,685 SMB,Chester,July 1961.Silcocks Of Warrington.Amusements.The Cyclone Ride :slight_smile:

Yes.A beautiful example of the famous Foden S21 Spaceship Sputnik Lorry - Motor Truck model :smiley: :slight_smile:

Foden S39 Sabrina 4AXB6/30-32 4x2,Flat-Bodied Articulated Lorry - Motor Truck,ONE 347H.Claribel Carriers,Manchester.TNUK member,Sepo’s father’s Foden Sabrina.Sepo :slight_smile: :-

VALKYRIE

gingerfold:

pete smith:

gingerfold:
Sheepy Flour Mills Steamer

Hi Graham,
Sheepy Magna flour mill near Atherstone, used to collect the sharps from there in a Leyland Terrier :blush:, think the firm was called Lowes it was like a museum inside but has now been converted in to living accomodation, not sure if its flats or one big house, Cheer’s Pete

Hi Pete, yes it was Lowe’s and one of those small country mills that were once very common. After Milled From Golden Fields was published one of the Lowe’s family contacted me, he was then living in London.

Morning Graham,
Here is a pic I found of Lowes Sentinels,

gingerfold:
Sand
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Stanley Evans’s quarry has now been landfilled, the screens in your picture Graham where only demolished mid to late 90’s, Cheer’s Pete

Sleeper Cab. When Harry met Larry. :laughing:

twinsleeper.jpg

Slack and Brownlow, Gorton.

Sentinel.

Seddon.

Wonderful period photo of the Slack & Brownlow wagon great stuff!

I bet in 80 years time when someone finds a photo of me in full Hi Viz regalia with my Volvo FMX they’ll think what a knob head! lol (btw retired but can’t stay away sad or what?)

VALKYRIE:

ERF:
SABRINA (The only proper ‘Sabrina’ lorry of course… :wink: :wink: )
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Scottish & Newcastle (This one an ERF LV 54G bound for the 1964 Earls Court CM Show)
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TruckNetUK.Old Time Lorries.A To Z Transport Miscellaney. ERF SF Sabrina.Foden S24-S39 Sabrina.Thornycroft not Scammell.S Letter.VALKYRIE.
Friday,25th August,2017.

Hello ERF :slight_smile:

ERF SF Sabrina Semi Forward Control,Tipper-Bodied,6x4 Lorry,4874 WU,West Riding Yorkshire,late 1959-early 1960.Leonard Green,Park Gate Iron & Steel Company,Rotherham.ERF photograph :-
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Yeah,well…you also know,including a ever-growing number of people,that there are also the Foden S24-S39 Sabrina Lorry - Motor Truck models :slight_smile:

Please QV:-
viewtopic.php?t=77943&start=540


gingerfold:
Simmonds Scammell
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Hello Gingerfold :slight_smile: With respect,I personally think that this lorry is:-

Thornycroft XB Normal Control,Covered Fixedside-Bodied,6x4 Lorry,OU 7011,Hampshire,1930.R.Simmonds & Sons Ltd,Millers,Aldershot.Gingerfold photograph :-
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To cut a long story short,there were no less than 13 Thornycroft rigid six-wheeler lorry models in 1930 alone,and the list that I’ve seen doesn’t
specify driving control layout,i.e. normal control or forward control. The XB normal control model was subject to design changes in the 1927-1932
period,including engine changes and designation changes plus the addition of a model name:Amazon.

It could be another Thornycroft model,but the XB model is probably the most likely in the case of OU 7011 :slight_smile:

By ■■■■ Robert you’re absolutely correct, should have been in T


Armstrong-Saurer Samson,Diesel-Engined,Flat-Bodied,Rigid 8x2 or 8x4 Lorry,BMC 131,Middlesex,May-June 1936.One of the earliest rigid 8’s on the market :-
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Foden S21 -
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  • Spaceship -
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  • Sputnik -
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  • ,F-Type or K-Type,Lutonvan-Bodied,8x4 Lorry,685 SMB,Chester,July 1961.Silcocks Of Warrington.Amusements.The Cyclone Ride :slight_smile:

Yes.A beautiful example of the famous Foden S21 Spaceship Sputnik Lorry - Motor Truck model :smiley: :slight_smile:

Foden S39 Sabrina 4AXB6/30-32 4x2,Flat-Bodied Articulated Lorry - Motor Truck,ONE 347H.Claribel Carriers,Manchester.TNUK member,Sepo’s father’s Foden Sabrina.Sepo :slight_smile: :-
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VALKYRIE

gingerfold:
Soham Steelyard - was used for weighing farmers’ carts and an AEC Mandator of Turners was posed under the steelyard for an official AEC photograph and feature about the company for the AEC Gazette. Thirty five years later I recreated the pose with my restored Mandator.
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Theres a photo of your old motor Graham in 1 of the vintage magazines this month on a rally ,Im sure it`s now a sleeper cab

ramone:

gingerfold:
Soham Steelyard - was used for weighing farmers’ carts and an AEC Mandator of Turners was posed under the steelyard for an official AEC photograph and feature about the company for the AEC Gazette. Thirty five years later I recreated the pose with my restored Mandator.
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Theres a photo of your old motor Graham in 1 of the vintage magazines this month on a rally ,Im sure it`s now a sleeper cab

Complete with full white leather interior… :open_mouth:

ERF:

ramone:

gingerfold:
Soham Steelyard - was used for weighing farmers’ carts and an AEC Mandator of Turners was posed under the steelyard for an official AEC photograph and feature about the company for the AEC Gazette. Thirty five years later I recreated the pose with my restored Mandator.
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Theres a photo of your old motor Graham in 1 of the vintage magazines this month on a rally ,Im sure it`s now a sleeper cab

Complete with full white leather interior… :open_mouth:

Ewwwww , I hope you`re joking :wink:

ramone:

ERF:

ramone:

gingerfold:
Soham Steelyard - was used for weighing farmers’ carts and an AEC Mandator of Turners was posed under the steelyard for an official AEC photograph and feature about the company for the AEC Gazette. Thirty five years later I recreated the pose with my restored Mandator.
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Theres a photo of your old motor Graham in 1 of the vintage magazines this month on a rally ,Im sure it`s now a sleeper cab

Complete with full white leather interior… :open_mouth:

Ewwwww , I hope you`re joking :wink:

Me too. :open_mouth: :open_mouth: :open_mouth:

ramone:

ERF:

ramone:

gingerfold:
Soham Steelyard - was used for weighing farmers’ carts and an AEC Mandator of Turners was posed under the steelyard for an official AEC photograph and feature about the company for the AEC Gazette. Thirty five years later I recreated the pose with my restored Mandator.

Theres a photo of your old motor Graham in 1 of the vintage magazines this month on a rally ,Im sure it`s now a sleeper cab

Complete with full white leather interior… :open_mouth:

Ewwwww , I hope you`re joking :wink:

gingerfold:
Me too. :open_mouth: :open_mouth: :open_mouth:

Nope - sorry!.
You’re not seriously telling me that you guy’s didn’t know ?!?

I saw it at Newark AEC rally a couple of years back, and just stood there with my mouth wide open, breaking a cold sweat remembering how nice and original it was when Graham had it. :open_mouth:
Here is a link to a pic that shows it (not my photo). It must have cost someone an absolute fortune…

flickr.com/photos/jfg1949/17515005463

Moving on to T

T is for Transport Cafe, some were exceptional, some were good, some indifferent, and a few were downright awful…BUT, I can never remember going into one and seeing someone like this.

Diana Dors Transport Cafe.jpg

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Tinto