Thomas Wilson Canal Street

[fatboyjoe90]

Stanley Meats Ltd


BRS wagon leaving Foster Street

[fatboyjoe90]

Old Hall st/King Edward st 1974. Lorry shed a bit of its cargo.

[xkopite]

Hi Joe,
Thanks for posting more good pics, I have these in my collection but its nice to see them on here.
I am posting my model of Garston Bottle Co on here and my model section, hope you like.
Cheers
Dave

[fatboyjoe90]

Well done Dave, I really do like your latest model of the Garston Bottle Co wagon thanks for sharing it.

[fatboyjoe90]

Steam powered Sentinel.

[fatboyjoe90]

Scott & Sons Aintree.

[fatboyjoe90]

[xkopite]

Hi Joe,
You keep digging them out mate, many thanks.
Dave

[fatboyjoe90]

Thanks for that Dave,

[fatboyjoe90]

A.E.Lucas


J Bibby and sons 1912


Riverside Motor Co Ltd/

[xkopite]

Just thought I would pop back on to see if anything has been posted.
I have had a couple of operations since I have last been on, not done any models till I can get into swing.
Hope there are some more photo's out there lads.

[Mack]

Welcome back Dave

Mack

[fatboyjoe90]

Good to see you posting again Dave,
I have one post that isn’t on here.

TATE & LYLE LORRIES LIVERPOOL 1981 BY DAVE FORREST

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[xkopite]

Joe thanks for posting, nice shot of Liverpool Education Committee van during clip.Cheers Dave.

[fatboyjoe90]

When you could use the Dock road to enter and exit the tunnel.

[xkopite]

What a brill picture Joe, just look at the different vehicles and loads.
Many thanks for posting.
Dave

[fatboyjoe90]

Thanks for that Dave,that’s what I thought.

[fatboyjoe90]

Dave,I thought you might like this one of the Liverpool Docks 1968,plenty of wagons on this photo. It looks like the Canada Dock to me, but I could be wrong

[lynne99]

Look at all those Land Rovers

[xkopite]

The amount of double parking and time wasted till you got the nod to off load.
Looks like a yellow cabbed british rail vehicle waiting.
Another picture of a time gone.
Thanks for posting Joe

[fatboyjoe90]

Lynne, those Land Rovers are most probably waiting to be loaded onto that ship, to be exported to America.

[fatboyjoe90]

That’s right Dave, in those days when Liverpool had a thriving port, and work was plentiful, we’ll never see those days again.

[lynne99]

But at least Land Rover are still exporting to America. That's good for the midlands.

[Hitsinger]

H I've just joined the forum and noticed on one of the posts is my uncle's name Sammy French. I'm living in Australia now and will be reading the forum s.

[bob. b]

Welcome to the forum hitsinger my cousin remember Sammy.

[fatboyjoe90]

Leyland Octopus.

[xkopite]

Can anyone remember the colour of the dustbin lorries in the 1950/60s please.

[lynne99]

I think they were green and cream, but that might just be my dinkie toys.

[xkopite]

Hi Lynne
I thought they may have been some shade of blue as the Bootle coat of arms, mind you Liverpool corpy was 2 shades of grey.

[BOBHAMO]

bobhamo

[xkopite]

Nice one Bomhamo

[john j connell]

bobhamo

I think that the photograph was taken at the Union Cold Storage at the Alexandra Dock, more than likely New Zealand lamb or butter. JJC.

[xkopite]

I think you could be right Bob
Thanks for posting mate.

[fatboyjoe90]

Great photo Bob, I would it's at the Union Cold Storage at the Alexandra Dock, looking a the cobbles on the road.

[fatboyjoe90]

This photo is for Dave, xkopite.

Thanks to Angela from Liverpool Inacityliving
An Old Liverpool bin wagon no date.