Southwark 1949; SE9 1950s; Waterloo 1893; Camden 1938; Limehouse 1930s; Piccadilly 1895.

by Max2310

4 comments
  1. I’m pretending that Camden bus is a 1938 version of the N29, and there’s a cheeky chappie in a cable knit top and butcher’s hat absolutely ripped to the tits on ale, trying to eat a pork pie and chat up a wealthy dowager on her way to Westminster at the same time.

  2. Each day when you post these, I mean to comment how much I enjoy these posts. Thanks.

    FYI the photo of the steam locomotive at Waterloo, the photo was taken in 1924, not 1893. The photographer is Charles E. Brown. The boy is Robert Witt, who later emigrated to California. It became a popular PR poster for the Southern Railway, and has been reprinted many times.

    [Album](https://photos.app.goo.gl/aAudXCNNcRSFAuqG6) – I think I got this copy at Motorbooks on Cecil Court, or maybe the transport museum?

  3. I love these posts so much. My RES counter tells me I have upvoted you 176 times so far.

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