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Aec regent iii Black & White Stock Photos

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Aec regent iii Black & White Stock Photos

Match Day at Leeds United Football Ground. Probably taken during the 1960s, the image shows the home side fans getting of the busses to see their team in action. The main bus in the image is a Waymann Bodied AEC Regent III that would have been new in 1952 Stock Photo
RMW26MMM–Match Day at Leeds United Football Ground. Probably taken during the 1960s, the image shows the home side fans getting of the busses to see their team in action. The main bus in the image is a Waymann Bodied AEC Regent III that would have been new in 1952
Christmas lights of shimmering stars hang over Lord Street near the corner of Whitechapel, Liverpool. 25th November 1962 Stock Photo
RMERX9T3–Christmas lights of shimmering stars hang over Lord Street near the corner of Whitechapel, Liverpool. 25th November 1962
A rainy day near the Corn Exchange in Leeds city centre. The image shows a Roe Bodied AEC Regent III double decker bus on route to Cottingley. The vehicle would have been new in 1950. Note the old Guinness clock advertisement in the background. Stock Photo
RMW26MNW–A rainy day near the Corn Exchange in Leeds city centre. The image shows a Roe Bodied AEC Regent III double decker bus on route to Cottingley. The vehicle would have been new in 1950. Note the old Guinness clock advertisement in the background.
The cars on the right are in Duke Street. The factories dominating the background, right are William Read, Ltd, Wholesale costumiers and Walter Wragg Ltd. Motor Car Agents & Dealers, (Fiat), used car specialists, motor cycles, scooters and mopeds of Munro House, York Street. In the background left of centre the arched entrance to Priestley House, part of Quarry Hill flats is visible. Between 1938 and 1978 Quarry Hill was the location of what was at the time the largest social housing complex in the United Kingdom. Stock Photo
RMW26MP1–The cars on the right are in Duke Street. The factories dominating the background, right are William Read, Ltd, Wholesale costumiers and Walter Wragg Ltd. Motor Car Agents & Dealers, (Fiat), used car specialists, motor cycles, scooters and mopeds of Munro House, York Street. In the background left of centre the arched entrance to Priestley House, part of Quarry Hill flats is visible. Between 1938 and 1978 Quarry Hill was the location of what was at the time the largest social housing complex in the United Kingdom.
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