Not every operator can say he's transported ancient Egyptian artefacts,
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or had the harrowing duty of looking after the personal effects of the dead after a terrorist attack on a Jumbo jet. But Edinburgh firm T&S Transport has done both. As 'aid Newinat reports, of all things, the most priceless is trust...
t's not everyone who can say: "I had that Tutankhamen's gold mask in the back of the truck once," but Mark 1 o C
Telfer, partner in Edinburgh-based )15 ct,
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T&S Transport, can. The family-run business has a solid reputation as a .1 o c
safe pair of hands and when the Goicl of the Pharaohs exhibition came to Edinburgh, Telfer got the job of picking up the priceless
treasure at the airport.
"We were met by the Egyptian Police
unto Deo 3coonsapoonon Commissioner complete with fez," Telfer Iscougiu0oue recalls. "I thought `this is a wind Up, surely', aotioduarloo and he had dispensation to be amied. I was told.I. iamoocia.ocionompo E the e poce o stick as dose o their bumper as 0 police to d t th MacialSooDO 300,10-113 Om 0 I could and not to stop. Racing through