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I think this was Veloce Ltd, makers of the famous Velocette motorcycle.

Cant be 1958 as the Triumph Herald did not come out till 1959. The Herald does not look Factory Fresh so I guess photo is 1962 ish.

How delightful, UOJ554 An A105 I think, [by the wheel trims, the A95 had less elaborate trims] Locally produced, both my dad & grandad worked at 'The Austin' over the years.

Great photo of the Lydiate Ash junction. Any idea of the precise date it was taken?

A delightful photo, takes me back to 1960, with dad [who used to work at 'The Austin'] filling up the [locally built] A95 at small garages such as this. Regarding the milk, I remember these, I think they had crown bottle tops, and were they also known as 'homogenised' milk?

Hi there, if you could share the photo with us someone on the site here might be able to help you identify where it was. Thanks, Rob.

I seem to remember there was a miniature railway in Calthorpe park many years ago. Am I correct or am I dreaming again?.

I remember in the 1970's Varna Rd had such a bad reputation that it was all pulled down, and new houses / flats built with the road altered and given a new name. The name Varna could not be used again. A useless fact is that Varna is a port in Bulgaria.

I think this photo has been on here before, but here it is again. Dated late 1960's The Ford Tranny [cane out in 1965] looks a bit work worn.

I used to work at Martins Bank Bristol City Office 47, Corn St, Bristol. Many many years ago, happy times.

Pricing expensive items in Guineas was common right up to 1971 a Guinea was 21 shillings so made items seem cheaper than they really were.