Very cool flyer - thank you BF.
I've never seen one on old penny.

It looks splendid!

Serves him right for pushing in.

treefrog wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 30, 2020 4:22 pm

Believe it or not I am useless at cutting glass, especially tiny precise pieces and end up going to the glacier....

Which glacier are you going to, and isn't melting an issue?

March roundup now in the Arena.

santelmann wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 30, 2020 5:57 pm

...if brake not used...no payout

Ah, so another 'skill only' bandit.

I don't know. Odd thing is, I don't have to change anything - I just clicked Edit and reposted it.

badpenny wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 30, 2020 3:18 pm

For video click here

"This item might not exist or is no longer available"

There is also a Belisha beacon each side of the traffic signal so this would date it to around 1934 when the first ones were installed in Britain. Ah yes. At first I thought you were referring to something in the (American) photo I posted. Again first tried in London, then rolled out nationally the...

True... So I found this photo labelled 'St James Street, Piccadilly, London - 1925', which shows the lights. TrafficLights.jpg According to Wikipedia , the first automatic lights in Britain were placed at the junction of Lichfield Street and Princess Street, Wolverhampton, in 1927. Tellingly, the Pa...