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Old and Interesting M Y firm are dismantlers and dealers in second-hand
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commercial vehicles and during our many and varied journeys over the country we do on occasion find old and Interesting motors. Some cannot be bought, their owners prizing them much too highly to ever dream of parting— but, much to our delight, we recently found two fire-engines and were quick to purchase them.
I think your readers would like to see, if not in reality by photograph, these most interesting vehicles which are now in our yards at Langley Mill, Nottingham. One is a Merryweather fire-engine said to be of the 1912 vintage. It is still roadworthy and was working in 1955. The other is a Dennis fire-engine which is reputed to be a 1920 model. This machine is in. first-class condition and was only recently taken out of service.
Langley Mill. Notts. W. DicioNsoN.