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| Hold
Tight! |
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| The story of my journey as
a bus conductor |
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Click an image above
or a link below for details |
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| Ticket
Machines |
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My collection of Almex,
Gibson, Insert, Punch, Setright, TIM and Ultimate
machines. |
| Ticket
Boxes |
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Some that match a machine,
some that don't. |
| Change
Givers |
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Old money and new money. |
| PSV
Badges |
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Conductors' and driver's
public service vehicle badges. |
| Hants/Wilts
& Dorset |
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Brochures, leaflets,
timetables, farecharts, tickets, uniform and
more. |
| After
Hants & Dorset |
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Hampshirebus and Solent
Blueline. |
| Southampton |
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Southampton Corporation
and Southampton City Transport plus Southampton
Citybus. |
| King
Alfred |
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King Alfred Motor Services
timetables and tickets. |
| Winchester |
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More from Winchester. |
| Gosport
& Fareham |
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Provincial times and
fares. |
| Southern
Vectis |
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Items from the Isle of
Wight. |
| Bristol |
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Bristol Omnibus Co items. |
| London
Transport |
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Items to go with my London
Gibson ticket machines. |
| Others |
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Other operators' tickets
and leaflets. |
| Bus
Books |
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Books about and from
bus operators. |
| Uniform |
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Uniform and conductors'
equipment. |
| Odds
& Ends |
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Sundry bits and pieces. |
| Money |
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Old money and the change
to decimal. |
| Links |
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Bus museum links page. |
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| Over the years I've collected
a range of ticket machines, timetables and other
bus related items. |
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| Ticket machines start with
the punches used from the end of the nineteenth
century and include most of the types used by conductors
and drivers during the twentieth. |
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| A large selection of Hants
& Dorset timetables from the 1920s to the 1980s
is augmented by examples of various types of ticket,
my rule book, tours brochures and leaflets. |
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| From the 1960s, 70s and 80s,
my collection of Southampton City Transport items
includes complete sets of fare charts, timetables
and route maps, and docks tour leaflets. |
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| I worked on the buses from
the 1960s to the 1980s, but the museum spans a period
of almost 100 years. |
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