A few random photos - 2

[IAN FINN 315]

notty ash it is a Humber Super Snipe it had the Blue Ribband six cylinder engine 4.1 litre ohv exellent fuel economy 12mpg if you were lucky worked on them in the late 50s and early 60s. I think they put the same engine in the Commer lorry. I wish i had one now just for shows.

[fogrider 180]

I can't find the Notty Ash post referred to, but near to me is Alan Marshall, the Humber collection. He is selling his cars, now's your chance !

 

I think shipping to you would put you off though. 

I have a Commer with the Blue Riband in it, gobbled so much juice I converted it to LPG .

 

His cars are for sale on ebay but internet searches will bring stuff up aswell.

 

Regards all

[Cliff Ton 9,158]

8 hours ago, fogrider said:

I can't find the Notty Ash post referred to, but near to me is Alan Marshall, the Humber collection. He is selling his cars, now's your chance !

 

1 hour ago, IAN FINN said:

Hi fogrider i cannot find nottyashes post either i thought it would have been here if i find it i will let you know Ian.

 

I guess this is the one in question.   https://nottstalgia.com/forums/topic/15580-a-few-random-photos-2/?tab=comments#comment-476971

 

[IAN FINN 315]

Thanks Cliff Ton you saved the day as usual.I looked under a few random photos2 but could not find it i am not very good with these electonic devices thanks again.

[Waddo 919]

On 7/24/2018 at 9:56 AM, denshaw said:

Iremongers pond, something to do with Albert Iremonger landlord of nearby Ferry pub. I Went to school near there and we always knew it as Georges pond.

Like you denshaw, when I went to Roland green, we always knew it as 'George's ' pond. The field on the other side of the road was where the pit ponies stayed!, When they came out of the pit.

[David Mcleod 0]

Hi everyone. My grandmother was a student nurse at Ransom in the mid 1950's and I am trying to see if anyone from that era is around or has photos of the staff? Her name at the time would of been Ursula Marianne Schumann or Flint. If anyone has anything at all, I would be very thankful!

[Cliff Ton 9,158]

David, hopefully someone might see your message and come up with information, but have you also looked at this website which covers all the main Nottingham hospitals and might be useful.

 

http://www.nottinghamhospitalshistory.co.uk/index.html

[Andyblackpool 7]

On 5/22/2016 at 10:29 AM, Cliff Ton said:

Looking at Poohbear's link, the writer says he worked in "the Weights & Measures Office, Exchange Alley". So it's one of the rooms on here, which was down the south side of the Exchange building.

The front of the Exchange is on the left, facing the Market Square. "Poultry" along the bottom is where the Flying Horse was.

http://i954.photobucket.com/albums/ae24/kc29_2010/kc29_2010001/exchange1_zpsplwes4q9.jpg

You know Cliff Ton, I never thought I'd live long enough to ever read the sad words: 'Where the Flying Horse was'

[Andyblackpool 7]

On 6/14/2018 at 10:42 AM, IAN123. said:

Anyone know what store has the illuminated sign opposite The Odeon?

Would it be Pearson?

[philmayfield 4,544]

They certainly were opposite the Odeon and did have a large illuminated sign. I’ve spent some time there in the past preparing and auditing their accounts. Behind the scenes it was a rabbit warren. Even more so when they took over AB Gibson’s and went right through to Parliament St. There was a turntable in Gibson’s for spinning their vans round. Pearsons’ directors used to park in there. John Pearson used to enter at speed in his Jensen Interceptor, break hard on the turntable which spun round to face the exit. Good to watch!

[mary1947 1,549]

On 6/14/2018 at 1:20 PM, Martyn said:

Hopewells?

It was a furniture shop but not Hopewells they were on Parliment st where Nottm building socitey is also one on the other side of the road.  Across from Odeon was above as said and "Pearson's"