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This superbly restored bus, delivered in 1940 and restored to it's original wartime condition, is owned by Ensign of Purfleet. It is fully licenced as a public commercial vehicle. It is seen here in the unlikely location of Coryton Oil Refinery on a privately organised trip. London Transport served this point until 1968. It was the furthest east that LT ever got, though the buses were green Country ones rather than red Central ones.
On a beautiful spring day, RT 4633 (SP) halts in Mickleham Road, St Paul's Cray whilst working the 229. Monday 2nd May 1977. 3T-2.
RT 3949 (TL) stands outside Fairfield Halls in Croydon waiting to work an evening running in turn to Catford garage on the 54. Tuesday 10th January 1978. 4C-1.
The tug RT Ambition having passed under the Queen Elizabeth II with Fiery Angel and Wilhelmine following.
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Amid the pleasant surroundings of Banstead High Street, RT 4179 (A) heads back to Sutton garage on the 164A. Tuesday 7th May 1974. R-6.
Just a try without flash. I can't recall what I rested the camera on, it wouldn't have been a tripod.
London Country's route 370 ran from Romford to Grays via rural Essex. Seen outside South Ockenden Hospital is RT 3315 (GY). Wednesday 25th September 1974. 2A-12.
RT 2329 masquerading as RT 3607. A stock number was needed, so one was made up, it will be changed soon.
RT 2329 was parked at La Place de La Republique in Paris. One of 3 RTs hired by TimeOut France to act as Information points for the Nuit Blanche event 5/10/13
By 1976 London Country was if anything in an even worse state than London Transport. Route 492 had been OPO since 1970 - but that didn't stop them putting an RT out on the route - presumably on the basis that at least RTs could be persuaded to keep going unlike the lines of rear-engined tat that gathered dust against the garage wall.
Here is RT 604 swinging round the corner at Sidcup station, approaching the terminus.
RT 604 later found by being painted into into National Green, thereby becoming the only bus in Britain that looked good in this colour. It survived until 1978 and is now preserved.
Camera: Zeiss Werra, 50mm lens, Kodak Tri-X
Parte do prédio da Companhia de Tecido Rio Tinto, hoje desativada. Foi um dos maiores complexos têxteis da América Latina.
Great Western Railway 165102 passes Earley right on time with 2O32, the 08:04 Reading - Redhill service.
New in 1950 and before entering service with London Transport, RT 1702 along with three others, became an Ambassador for Great Britain travelling through eight European Countries to promote the forthcoming Festival of Britain. The vehicle thus carried a GB plate and a commemorative plaque inside the saloon. It is seen here leaving Bexleyheath garage during an open day event on Saturday 19th May 1979. 127.