20 ton brake van fitted in Railfreight Distribution livery

40 ton Sealion YGH bogie hoppper wagon in olive green livery

Albion Chieftain box van in red

AEC flatbed cream

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AEC tanker in cream

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Leyland Beaver dropside in green

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Ford D-series box van in blue

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Leyland Comet flatbed in green

Leyland 'Lad' flatbed lorry in red

Leyland 'Lad' tander in red and yellow

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Leyland 'Mouth Organ' dropside in red

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Thames flatbed in cream

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AEC Swift short s/door "London Transport"

Scania Metropolitan d/deck bus "West Yorkshire PTE"

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Scania/Alexander d/deck bus "Nottingham City Transport"

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Bristol Lodekka FS5G d/deck bus (Corgi 50th anniversary edition) "Lincolnshire Road Car co"

Decertificated by Corgi, no Limited Edition certificate

Wright Solar Fusion s/deck bus (Corgi 50th anniversary edition) "Doigs of Glasgow"

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Decertificated by Corgi, no Limited Edition certificate

Guy Pantechnicon "Waring & Gillow"

Decertificated by Corgi, no Limited Edition certificate

Foden S21 with sheeted trailer "Bassetts Roadways"

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This item does not have a limited edition certificate included Foden's S21 fibreglass-cabbed range first appeared in 1958 and continued in production until 1968. At first it was nicknamed the 'Sputnik' after the Russion spacecraft but later became known amongst enthusiasts as the 'Mickey Mouse'.
This haulier operates almost 60 lorries and 120 trailers, transporting a wide variety of goods from adhesives to ceramics to imported steel.

Scammell Mechanical Horse stepframe trailer "Royal Mail"

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Decertificated by Corgi, no Limited Edition certificate

Ford Transit van "Castrol". Non limited

This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate

Austin J2 van "Royal Mail". Non limited

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Decertificated by Corgi, no Limited Edition certificate

Morris J2 van "BMC Register". Non limited

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This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate

Scammell Townsman box trailer "Rail Freight"

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(D) indicates this product does not have a limited edition certificate.

Leyland Titan PD3/East Lancs d/deck bus "Black Prince"

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This item does not have a limited edition certificate included Registration No: FTF 702F
Fleet No: 702
Route: 50% will be 51 to Morley, other 50% will be 49 to Leeds, Corn Exchange

Black Prince was formed in 1968, taking the Company name from the statue in Leeds City Square, and originally worked contracts, private hires, and a Blackpool express service. A new livery of red and yellow was adopted on deregulation in 1986 for a growing fleet operating routes in competition on the Leeds-Morley corridor. FTF 702F, a Leyland Titan PD3/4 with an East Lancashire 70 seat body was acquired in 1984. It had been new to the Ramsbottom Urban District Council, the smallest constituent of the South East Lancashire, North East Cheshire PTE, as its No.8. 702 participated in the last day of Black Prince operation in the 30th July 2005.

MCW Metrobus d/deck d/door bus "Reading Buses/London Express"

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This item has a limited edition certificate included Registration No: EMO 189X
Fleet No: 189
Route: 50% are X1 Reading, other 50% are X1 Heathrow bus station

Reading Buses, one of only seventeen remaining Municipally owned Bus Company’s in the UK, has a proud history of providing public transport for the population of Reading and the surrounding area, it celebrated its Centenary in 2001. An integral part of the community, it makes a vital contribution to the local economy, each weekday over 31,000 men, women and children make a return trip to and from Reading on their buses and in a year over 19.7 million passengers will use its services. The Company has invested heavily in recent years in new low floor vehicles and boasts one of the most modern fleets to be found in the country. 50% Reading, 50% Heathrow bus station. Reading Buses, one of only seventeen remaining Municipally owned Bus Company's in the UK, has a proud history of providing public transport for the population of Reading and the surrounding area, it celebrated its Centenary in 2001. An integral part of the community, it makes a vital contribution to the local economy, each weekday over 31,000 men, women and children make a return trip to and from Reading on their buses and in a year over 19.7 million passengers will use its services. The Company has invested heavily in recent years in new low floor vehicles and boasts one of the most modern fleets to be found in the country.

Van Hool T9 s/deck coach "WA Shearings"

Decertificated by Corgi, no Limited Edition certificate

The merger between Shearings and Wallace Arnold that had been widely rumoured for many years finally took place on 21 march 2005. What were already the UK's two largest coach holiday operators combined to run a fleet of 330 vehicles, since reduced through economies of scale.
The new combined brand WA Shearings was launched in September with publication of the Summer 2006 brochure and a repaint of the entire fleet was carried out during the winter. The results from customer focus groups, which were used to provide ideas for the new identity, showed a strong preference for retention of blue as the base colour. This coach 710 (MX05 AHA) carried its original Shearings Premier Class livery for less than nine months before becoming one of the first repaints.

Mercedes Benz Citaro articulated bendy bus "Stagecoach - UEL Orange"

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Guy Arab 2 utility 1940's d/deck bus "Burton Corporation"

Wright Volvo Renown s/deck bus "Translink"

Registration No: CCZ 8819 Fleet No: 2819 Route: 2c to Fairview Road

Leyland Olympian "East Yorkshire"

Registration No. G301 UYK Fleet No. 651 Working route 103 to Hull station

Bristol RELH coach "Eastern Counties"

CDA china clay hopper wagon in silver & red "EWS" livery