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Jackson Parish Corrections (Sheriff's Office)
Jonesboro, Louisiana
2011-2015 Chevrolet Express
Inmate Transport unit
Il soggetto del dipinto (lo stesso dello schizzo della Lettera B2 a Emile Bernard) è quel che resta dell'intero dipinto: "Il maltempo ha impedito il mio lavoro sul posto, e l'ho completamente rovinato cercando di finirlo a casa (Lettera 471 a Theo).
Oss, 8 November 2016.
This bus started out as Qbuzz 2026, later passed to Arriva Touring where it operated under running number 276. Now it is operated by Van Driel, for Arriva. Here it is seen waiting to operate a school service.
I've been seeing this around for a long time and trying unsuccessfully for a photo, and the opportunity finally presented itself this afternoon. These and the similar vans from Nissan and Mazda were incredibly popular with carpet fitters due to their long load spaces but most have now been scrapped or exported. It shows one previous owner but N10 AND is the original registration so Andy Walters may have actually owned it from new. It's in remarkably good shape for a van over twenty years old with more than 300,000 miles on the clock, and the MoT history shows only two minor advisories in the last ten years so it's clearly very well looked after. The impressive (and no doubt expensive) graphics were applied quite recently so its future seems secure.
In the 1994 era, Conrail re-vamped the symbols of some of their Trailer Van trains to SUPER Van trains to denote their ultra-hot status.
So, here comes the SV12 approaching Tifft Street in Buffalo behind SD50 6814, UP SD40-2 B4232 and new C41-8W 9412 in August of 1994.
After Conrail's demise in 1999, the Chicago line went to CSX and there isn't really anything super happening around Tifft Street anymore.
Furgón Commer, modelo inglés fabricado por Santana desde mediados de los 60.
Foto: 2010, Iruñea (NA)
This is a Commer van made by Santana Factory (Spain). It's been on duty till 2010.
Dubbed ‘The architects of fashion’, designer duo Klavers van Engelen consists of Niels Klavers (1967) and Astrid van Engelen (1970).
Just recently, the Centraal Museum was able to acquire a substantial part of their latest collections and installations.