W.Alexander & Sons Ltd. – Leyland PD1 (Alexander Red)
Catalogue Ref: WA/PD1/R
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Introduced by Leyland in 1948, the PD1 quickly established itself in many bus fleets across the country, including London Transport, eventually replacing the pre-war Leyland models.

This particular version is in the Alexander red livery reserved for Perth & Kircaldy town services. (See also Catalogue Item Ref: WA/PD1/B).

Side Adverts: ‘Help yourself to Kellogg’s & ‘Booth’s Dry Gin’
Rear Advert: ‘Askit’
Reg.No.: AMS 38
Route No.: Blank
Destination: Town Garage

 
 
 
 
     
Daimler Fleetline - Northern Scottish
Catalogue Ref: WA(N)/FLN/YC
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EFE Daimler Fleetline in Northern Scottish livery with SBG corporate identity fleet logo incorporating the Scottish saltire. The Fleetline, with Alexander highbridge 75-seat bodywork, was used by several SBG fleets (including Western Scottish) and it was not unusual for the same bus to serve with more than one fleet. When new, the subject of this model was allocated to Midland Scottish for a short period before being transferred to Northern Scottish and repainted in the striking yellow and cream livery adopted in 1961 when the most northerly Alexander services were transferred to a separate company.

Side Adverts: 'Had Your Daily Pinta Yet?' and 'Royal Bank of Scotland'.
Fleet No.: NRF20
Reg.No.: SMS203R
Route No.: 02
Destination: Aberdeen 		 
 
 
 
 
 
 
     

EFE Leyland Tiger/ Duple Coach - Western SMT
Catalogue Ref: W/LT/RC
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EFE Leyland Tiger/ Duple in Western SMT red and cream dual-purpose Livery. Examples of Duple coachwork were rare within Western. Few were bought as new coaches whilst other Duple-bodied vehicles were absorbed into the fleet through Western's acquisition of smaller bus undertakings. This pre-war Tiger would have lasted in the Western fleet until the mid 1950's and is typical of the many half-cab coaches which served with the Company in the immediate pre and post-war periods.

Destination Blinds: (1) 'Western' (cab roof) and (2) 'Dumfries' (above bonnet).
Reg.No.: AAG 998

Detailed with appropriate Western legal lettering Nursery Avenue, Kilmarnock), max.speed, u.w., emergency door, lift to open, fuel oil, seating capacity and Western rear garter.