Single Decker Collection

Old Guernsey Bus, Guernsey, Channel Islands

Daily Mirror Eight, 1938

AEC single-decker bus regn. XTA829
AEC single-decker bus number 824, regn.XTA829, of Devon General at Exeter on 23 March 1967 Date: 1967

Bristol Co-operative Society, 25 seater on UB chassis. Open-top single-decker bus. Date: circa 1940

A Harpen Lightening (or Lighting) coach. Open-top single-decker bus. Date: circa 1940

Open-top single-decker bus, A6 Wadham. Date: circa 1940

Hall Lewis AW coach on LB, Jones, Gloucester. Open-top single-decker bus. Date: circa 1940

Coach on A2 long, Wadham. Open-top single-decker bus. Date: circa 1940

Open-top single-decker bus, Irene. Date: circa 1940

Open-top single-decker bus, Beadle 16 seater on A2 long. Date: circa 1940

Open-top single-decker bus, Eagle. Date: circa 1940

Passengers during the Second World War board a bus in Bristol heading for Clifton and the Suspension Bridge, note the blackout hoods oh the head lamps. Circa January 1940

Uxbridge High Street near Market House Circa 1935

A number 506 bus to Staines waits outside Vine Street Station in Uxbridge, London. Circa 1931

Buses for Cuba June 1964 The first of the Leyland Olympic buses bound for Cuba - Transport

Single-decker electric tram, 1907. Side and end elevation of a London County Council class G single-decker electric tram, car number 584. Its route is to and from Highbury Station, Islington

Albert Clock In Belfast October 1978

Busy city street, (B&W), elevated view

Geen Line bus by the Old Lion Hotel by the bridge at Farningham Kent. 1938

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"Exploring Guernsey's Vintage Charm: The Single Decker Chronicles" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the nostalgic charm of Guernsey, Channel Islands with its iconic single-decker buses. Among them, an Old Guernsey Bus stands proudly as a symbol of the island's rich transportation history. With its AEC single-decker bus registration XTA829, it takes you on a journey through time. The Bristol Co-operative Society also adds to this captivating tale with their 25-seater UB chassis bus. As you hop aboard, imagine the bustling streets filled with eager passengers ready to embark on their daily adventures. A Harpen Lightening (or Lighting) coach awaits your arrival, promising a comfortable ride while showcasing exquisite craftsmanship. Its elegance is matched by the open-top A6 Wadham single-decker bus that offers breathtaking views of Guernsey's picturesque landscapes. For those seeking luxury travel options, Hall Lewis AW coach on LB by Jones from Gloucester provides an opulent experience like no other. Equally impressive is the coach on A2 long by Wadham - another open-top gem that lets you feel the warm breeze against your face as you explore every corner of this enchanting island. As we continue our exploration, we encounter Irene - an open-top single-decker bus that exudes character and invites you to create unforgettable memories along its route. Beadle 16 seater on A2 long showcases both style and functionality while Eagle captures hearts with its distinctive design. But let us not forget about electric trams. In 1907, a revolutionary single-decker tram hit Guernsey's streets, offering eco-friendly transport ahead of its time. During World War II, brave passengers boarded buses in Bristol bound for Clifton - a poignant reminder of resilience amidst adversity. Guernsey's single decker fleet tells tales of innovation and community spirit throughout history.