Biscuit lorries
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This time Thompsons of Bellingham, this was the only cattle truck in their haulage fleet.
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Another one, this time a Commer of Cottingham and Sons of Leyburn.
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Hi Oiltreader ,
Many thanks for showing the Commer cattle wagon of Sam Cottingham & Sons of West Witton , Leyburn ,
North Yorkshire . Son Miley retired nearly 40 years ago , and the business was taken over , but I cant remember who it was. Dark brown livery , with lighter brown stripes . I had posted Cottinghams name on Yorkshire Livestock Companies ` thread at the beginning of this year .
To see a photograph of one of their fleet ( I am too young to remember that Commer ) is a pleasant surprise .
Any more of those , Oiltreader , please ?
Cheers , cattle wagon man .
Irish firm Culloty’s wagon and trailer.
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This Dutch outfit of Rinus v Beers runs between Ireland and the Continent.
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MacTaggart Brothers of Castle Douglas, Kirkcubrightshire, the top picture I recognise the layby, it’s on a road between the A9 and Bonar Bridge called “over the Struy” pronounced strooie this load no doubt from the Lairg lamb sales and heading south.
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Some more this time Ian S Roger of Keith, Banffshire
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Another couple from Ireland belonging to J A Angus.
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Another one that runs between Ireland and Europe.
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Well Basilbrush and the cattle wagon man, this cattlewagon tops them all and it has power steering
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A lovely set of photos Oiltreader. Thank you very much 
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BB
oiltreader:
Well Basilbrush and the cattle wagon man, this cattlewagon tops them all and it has power steering
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Rofl, who would have thought of doing that with a lorry cab?
BB
oiltreader:
Well Basilbrush and the cattle wagon man, this cattlewagon tops them all and it has power steering
oiltreader
Nice one. 
Looks to me like it is CWM at the “reins” on that shot !!! Anon.
Bewick:
Looks to me like it is CWM at the “reins” on that shot !!! Anon.
Aye , Dennis , you are correct !!
The photograph was take near the promenade at Morecambe , and at that time I was too young to hold a
driving license . If a farmer wanted a cow transporting , then I hitched it up at the FRONT ! Only problem was
finding a return load , `cos the trailer was ■■■■ heavy to pull on its own .
Cheers , cattle wagon man .
