SAW032174 SCOTLAND (1950). British Dyewood Co. Ltd. Carntyne Dyewood Mills, Shettleston Road and Parkhead Crane Works, Rigby Street, Glasgow. An oblique aerial photograph taken facing north. This image has been produced from a crop marked negative.

1940 Vauxhall H-Type 10hp

1949 AEC Regent MkIII Bus

1935 Singer 9 Le Mans Saloon

1938 Morris Ten series III. For 1938 the Morris engine was updated to overhead valve as fitted to the Wolseley Ten increasing the power output from 27 to 37.5 bhp.[2] The chromium plated radiator surround was replaced by a painted one and all paint schemes were single, rather than two tone.

A Standard Flying Twenty. These cars were produced between 1936-1940.

Another Austin 16

1940's 'Austin 16' classic wedding car.

Police phone-box.

Ford D 1948 Prefect E493A 4-door Saloon

Ford Model Y 1934 Tudor. The name 'Tudor' was a pun on the word 'Two door', even worse was that the Four Door was called 'Fordor'

515-519 Shettleston Road

Armament Depot (Parkhead Forge), Myreside Street.

Inverleith Street

Rigby Street, Railway Bridge, viewed from north side

Weans left outside in prams unattended for hours - common practise in those days.

1948 Daimler CVD6 D3. Alexander Buses acquired 35 of these halfcabs. All of them received 'off-the-shelf' Burlingham C33F bodies, in 'Yellow and Blue' livery, and the majority served until 1965 (including the D3 in the photo), some even lasting until 1970. Three of these Daimlers are still around.

The British Dyewood Company Ltd, photo from this spot shows building being supported from falling down. These buildings no longer exists.

The British Dyewood Company Ltd, photo taken from this spot

The British Dyewood Company Ltd

Lop sided telephone wires. Four pots on one side and only two on the other. Done to provide clearance for the bare copper conductors and the buildings.

A police man with a white coat on point duty directing traffic.

In the days when you could leave a pram outside (With or with out a baby in it.)and be sure no-one would touch it, unless the baby was crying.

E.W.S. War time sign indicating the way to Emergency Water Supply.

mancecroft cottage

tenement housing

Petrol station

Tram tracks

Tram

Travelling crane

Sir William Arrol and Company Limited. Crane Department