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Glorious Scammell Contractor of Siddle Cook at the 2022 Tyne Tees Run. It was new to to the fleet in 1968 before heading to Ireland and the Middle East oilfields before being bought back for restoration in the 2000s. It certainly had everyone's attention when it arrived!

Design-build contractor Atkinson Construction is filling in an area under Berkeley Street that once finished, will raise the interstate 14 feet. This work brings the elevation of I-5 above the water table and removes the need of having a water pump at this location.

 

When a project is in design, we try to create a design that eliminates on-going maintenance issues. This is one of those instances where the design of the project will remove an ongoing maintenance issue.

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Contractors continue renovation work Nov. 22, 2010, to the Golden Lion Conference Center at Caserma Ederle in Vicenza, Italy. The project, being managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Europe District, will modernize the community club building, including upgrades to the architecture, mechanical, electrical and fire suppression systems, as well as exterior finishes, the roof and other utilities. Renovations are scheduled to be complete in early 2011. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Mark Nedzbala)

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Scammell Contractor

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1956 Scammell Contractor 4x4 Ballast Truck, West Lancashire Light Railway, Hesketh Bank.

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Lesney "Matchbox" "King Size"

 

Model: Scammell Contractor Tipper Truck

 

Reference number: K19

 

Scale: 1:69th according to Matchbox catalogues

 

Actual scale: 1:64th based on the short wheelbase Contractor and height to top of cab.

 

Length: overall 119mm wheelbase 74mm

 

Made in England

 

Lesney introduced their 'King Size' series into the 'Matchbox' line up in 1960. Interestingly 'King Size' was selected as the name because it related to the current 'Matchbox' series. Here matches linked to king sized cigarettes! This fact is mentioned in 'Collecting Matchbox Diecast Toys - The First Forty Years' by Kevin McGimpsey and Stewart Orr published for Matchbox International by Major Models in 1989. The 'King Size' series comprised of heavy duty work vehicles that were scaled to cars in the 'Matchbox' 1-75 series. As the 'King Size' series extended it did include cars but these were to a similar scale as those made by Corgi Toys and Dinky Toys.

 

This Scammell Tipper Truck was released in 1967. In the 1967 Matchbox catalogue it was 6/11 raising to 7/6 in 1968. However, this example was in a box that had 6/6 in pencil! The cab and chassis is one unit made from die-cast zinc alloy. This is stove-enamelled in bright red. A waterside transfer is applied to both cab doors. This transfer design is a white solid triangle enclosed in a white circle. On the model the triangle's apex is at the top but on the box graphics it is on the bottom! The scowl ended dumper body is also zinc alloy and is stove enamelled in deep yellow. It is connected to the chassis by a steel pin with domed heads. The movement of the dumper part is controlled by a 'Hydrosleeve'. This is a plastic unit held in the chassis to which the hook section on the dumper base is inserted. This arrangement allows the dumper body to be held in the raised position. The bright metal baseplate covers about half of the chassis and is mainly under the cab section. The baseplate extends forward of the cab for the bumper and also at the sides under the doors to represent steps. A bright metal finished casting represents the cab mounted air horns. Cab windows are tinted plastic. The wheels hubs are plastic as are the tyres. Wheels are single on the front axle and double on the two rear axles. Suspension is fitted on the front and centre axles. The third axle is mounted so that there is play within holes. This allows posing options without the need for suspension! Finally, a black plastic piece is used for the grille area. Unfortunately, seats and steering wheel are not included! However, Lesney's mould makers showed their skill in casting with the Scammell name in the intake mounted on the bonnet! Wow! I was so impressed with this that I just had to take a picture. It is included in this set.

 

I have, as yet, not found a picture of a dump body mounted on a Contractor. So was this an option available on the Contractor?

 

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Chris

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Phone: 303-847-0167

 

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DCV Balder is a Deepwater Construction Vessel (DCV) operated by Heerema Marine Contractors. © 2016 Luc V. de Zeeuw / Rozenburg, the Netherlands

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A word of thanks to the contractor involved who was lifting first cut silage near Castlelyons County Cork

Contractors prepare to raise the planet Saturn in Planets Gallery 205 DC, July 22, 2021. (Smithsonian photo by Jim Preston) [NASM2021-03117]

 

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Contractors and staff at work packing artifacts in the closed Barron Hilton Pioneers of Flight gallery, October 22, 2019. (Smithsonian photo by Jim Preston)

 

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The convoy arriving at the Tauranga Airport, the venue for the show. 18th Jan 2020

Messrs Clark & Kirkham Engineers 1872. Contractors Westwood & Wrights.

Listed gasholders at the former Bromley-by-Bow gas works, still in use , one of seven built between 1872 and 1878.

These castings are at the base of all of the "legs" of the gas holder or gasometer. I wonder whether they all say 1872, even though the order too 7 years to complete. I guess so. Some are missing.or not cast.

The listing (Grade II) reference and description is here

Westwood & Wrights was a Round Oak,Briefley Hill firm from the Black Country, but there is nothing on the web about th ironfounders.

More details in Pevsner and also here.

Gas Works erected 1870 onwards for the Gas Light and Coke CO. Originally there were 9 gas holders. Joseph Clark was the engineer, under the chief engineer Thomas Kirkham. Later holders had modifications by the fabulously named Vitruvius Partridge Wyatt. (1846-1937)* can this be right? Wyatt was a vicar.

Kirkham is in actual fact Thomas Nesham Kirkham b Midlothian c 1826 - 1908 and living at Winwick House Queens Road, civil engineer, Kingston-upon-Thames, later at Streatham. He worked for the Imperial Gas Co at Fulham, and in 1855 a photographer in partnership with Lewis Cocke at 179 Regent St London. In 1869 he wrote a paper on the The Illuminating Power of Coal Gas

Joseph Clark had built an earlier gas holder in a similar style in 1870 or 1865-6 in Pritchards Road, Bethnal Green.

More information about historic gas holders in London here in an English Heritage document.

Early London gas industry blog here

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