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extract from Daves earlier link Better known for their commercial vehicles, Maudslay built several cars up to the outbreak of The Great War. After the war the company made only commercial vehicles except for a prototype two-litre car in 1923.

Bernie try the Bruins better reading :D

took me a while to find it saw part two first :rolleyes: but well worth finding GREATcheers Froth:)

good pics ..I like the leaning rotunda

Somewhere on this link is a history of PSV badges although I did try and find it:) https://www.busstation.net/busuk/busukgen.htm

Phil is it just past Yew Tree and is it now hotel

Have sent email I will leave picture on for a couple of days then remove it from forum if thats ok:)

Another delightful picture Eric:) and back on thread ladies:rolleyes::D

Congratulations To All The family.... and Jim tell Warren not to worry you just need new glasses :D::P

I have the same problem with the Barons posts :D but it has been mentioned on another post about the banner under the title of the motto:)

picture of requested headstone

Bernie I have sent you an IM:)

Lyn Spent many happy hours in the Oak till they closed it the newsagents was long gone then the Oak is not even listed on this site ..https://cinematreasures.org/search/query=Birmingham%2C+West+Midlands&search=city :rolleyes:

first chance to get on pc today :rolleyes: our thanks to Wendy and Brian for the tour I learnt a bit more about key hill .and so nice to meet everybody.. some new and some old :Dall in all an enjoyable afternoon :)

Gospel lane ,,,Lakey lane ?

try here or type workhouse in search box at top of page https://forum.birminghamhistory.co.uk/showthread.php?t=26427&referrerid=5994:)

I love the way you answer bossy :P Wendy its always nice to visit Key hill and yes we BOTH will be there ;)

Froth ya got a bit taller ...eventually :D:rolleyes:

on A452? Chester rd kings road ?

I cried too with everything that the lads and the families went through .When I posted this it was not to raise any political objections but to praise the young men and women from all the services who everyday risk life and limb doing a job knowing that they may never come home or if they do...