Commercial Vehicle Collection (page 3)

1908 Commer Bus
1908 Commer bus

1914 Daimler bus. Sheffield Corporation Tramways

Morris Commercial TX Bus 1929
Morris Commercial TX 1929

Thornycroft bus circa 1928

1905 Wolseley bus on 2 ton chassis. 20hp horizontal engine

1939 Albion KL 127 3 ton truck

1927 Daimler Bottle van

Sectioned view of articulated lorry

Foden steam truck circa 1921

1932 Foden D type steam truck. At the OLD commercial vehicle rally at Beaulieu 1957

Pagefield Plantagenet 1932

1960 VW commercial catalogue

Atkinson steam wagon 1920 s

1953 Thames 5cwt van

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"Unveiling the Evolution of Commercial Vehicles: A Journey Through Time" Step back in time to witness the remarkable history of commercial vehicles. In 1921, the Burrell Earl took center stage, showcasing its powerful presence on the roads. Meanwhile, an enigmatic creator brought us the awe-inspiring Super Sentinel truck with the Sunbeam 1000hp land speed record breaker. Transporting us to a different era, a Fordson tractor gracefully stands alongside Land girls from the 1940s – both symbols of resilience and determination during wartime. Another mysterious creator gifted us with a glimpse into their world through a captivating image of a 1958 Bedford CA 10-12cwt van and a timeless 1958 Ford Thames 400e van. As we delve deeper into history's treasure trove, we encounter bustling streets adorned by a majestic Thornycroft J bus from the roaring twenties – an iconic sight captured by an unknown visionary artist. The early twentieth century also witnessed innovation in mail delivery as depicted by the charming yet elusive image of a 1910 Dennis Royal Mail van. The significance of electric vehicles emerges as we stumble upon intriguing snapshots: first, it is Southampton docks where an anonymous creator immortalized the pioneering Garrett electric truck in action; then comes Stonefield P3000's revolutionary Thames TV production van from1979 – forever etched into our memories without any credit given to its originator. Intriguingly nameless creators continue their legacy with two more marvels: Wales & Edwards' groundbreaking electric milk float from1962 and Ford Transit's iconic milk float from1967 – testaments to progress and sustainability within urban landscapes. These glimpses into automotive history remind us that behind every vehicle lies untold stories and unsung heroes who shaped our transportation landscape. Let these images inspire curiosity about those who paved our way towards modernity while honoring their contributions to commercial vehicle evolution.