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Funny isn't it. A bit like Signal Boxes; we pass them every day as we cross level crossings, but never even give them a thought. They are there in front of us on a daily basis, but ask anyone what colour they are....... Gerry

Thanks matey. I guess they were all painted over and over, with all kinds of paint colours. Gerry

Will do. Thank you.

Ha-ha, yes I know. I have a better photograph somewhere of the post, but may take time for me to find it. This sound so odd, discussing lampposts, but I thought if I can find the colour code, then that would be great, if not...then I will paint it as near to the original as I can get. Thanks...

I do think that there were other colours, but this one was indeed Cream, and Corporation blue base to the post. thanks. Gerry. ps I guess we shall have to find a COLOUR photograph of a cream & blue one now....ha-ha. Gerry.

Thanks Alan. Yes, it is going to be a labour of love though mate. When I bought the lamp post it was a Cream post, and the base of the post was blue (A'La' Corporation buses) so am unsure of the exact colour code. It still has the number "3" at the top. It's a shame the pictures on here are...

Thanks for this cutting. I was a friend of Martin Hones way back, when we did the Birmingham Festival of Racing Cars, around the Colmore Row, New Street and Corporation Street circuit. That was of course in a very different looking city than today. Thanks. Gerry.

Hi! Many thanks for your prompt reply. I aquired the lamppost from the old Kingsbury Road, depot in Erdington, way back in the 1960's. This is a picture from then, when I had it in my front garden at a previous address. I am hoping to get it back to pristine condition, with the help of a guy who...

Hi I am a newbie to this site, but being a Brummie, I have a question that you may be able to help me with. it's two fold really. First, I have owned number 3 Gas Lamp ( I was told years ago that it came from Nechells) for thirty years, and I wondered anyone knew how they were numbered? I mean...