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• Pickford's has been keeping very quiet lately. There were
16th June 1988, Page 65
16th June 1988
Page 65
Page 65, 16th June 1988
— • Pickford's has been keeping very quiet lately. There were
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times when not a month would go by without some Pickfords van featuring on these pages. I now know why.
Whereas 400 years ago Pickfords might have been accused of double agent activities — well, what with its Spanish subsidiary, Pidords Espana, Francis Drake would surely have had some doubts as to the company's loyalties — it has finally come out in the open and admitted links with the Spanish peninsula.
A Pickfords pantechnican, unashamedly displaying the logo Pickfords Espana, and a 1912 Pickfords van for good measure (though not of Pegaso breed) joined 100 other vehicles which took part in Plymouth's Armada celebrations last week. God save King Juan Carlos!