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Bikes at Bugibba ©386 viewsPrefect
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A Transport of Delight ©361 viewsFlanders & SwannPrefect
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Savoy Buses waiting in St James Street ©509 viewsLots more here.
(Posted under licence from http://maltabuses.piwigo.com/)Prefect
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Ricasoli Tank Cleaning Installation376 viewsLater extended for larger ships.
There is a plan to remove it.Prefect
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Ricasoli Tank Cleaning Installation479 viewswas inaugurated by Empire Gull in 1965.Prefect
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Sliema Regional Road446 viewsMsida - St Andrew's completed in 1969 with the assistance of Taiwan.Prefect
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Super Constellation & Triumph Herald579 viewsThe aircraft was confiscated for arms smuggling in 1965 and later turned into a restaurant.
The car was probably assembled in Malta.Prefect
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Bus Stamps496 viewsThe rest of the set courtesy of Maltapost.
Lija Commer Q4, Mosta-Naxxar Fordson BB, Mellieħa Thornycroft Sturdy ZE, Cospicua Bedford QL, All routes Magirus Deutz, Naxxar Commer Q4, Gozo Bedford SB8, Birkirkara-St Julian’s Thames ET7, Private hire Bedford QL . Prefect
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Bus Stamps344 viewsThe rest of the set courtesy of Maltapost.
Birkirkara Reo, Żejtun Austin CXD, Żurrieq Leyland Comet, Sliema Ford V8, Gudja-Għaxaq Bedford SLD, Gozo Mail Bus Maltese Chassis, Kalafrana Federal, Siġġiewi Dodge T110L, Rabat Indiana.
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Current Stamps290 viewsŻabbar Dodge T110L, Żebbug- Siġġiewi Ford V8 (with Bedford grille?).Prefect
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Air Malta316 viewsFrom Punch 1974.Prefect
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Air Malta340 viewsStarted in April 1974 with 2 Boeing 720Bs leased from PIA.Prefect
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Calypso Land460 viewsGozo Ferry 1969 - 1978.
Built 1932 as Prins Hendrik. Later carried building material to Comino for the pig farmPrefect
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Kingsgate Terminus in 1967 ©492 viewsThe buses are organised by teardrop route signs.Martin Powell
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My then boyfriend Joe's car, not very affectionately known as 'the orange Anglia"!738 viewsThe four figures with the car are - Joyce Rippin, needlework teacher at Tal Handaq, Ian Merrilees, doing his National Service on the C-in-C's flagship HMS Surprise, Liz Keating from Ireland who was teaching in a Maltese school and Joe Mardel, Admiralty Civil Engineer.
© Liz MardelOldBat
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Austin 10 "Tilly" utility 1976 ©430 viewsNA3TPrefect
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Ford Zephyr 1976392 views ©NA3TPrefect
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Dredger Anadrian399 viewsWorked for the Government around Grand Harbour from 1953. Parts are now preserved in the Maritime Museum.Prefect
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Oxfordshire 1962372 viewsThe last trooping voyage, leaving with the Royal Highland Fusiliers, December 10.Prefect
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Florentia 1950404 viewsDeparted for Melbourne with 1232 emigrants, the largest number on one ship, on December 16.Prefect
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Steam Ferry leaving Senglea678 viewsDockyard Terrace and Sheer Bastion at right.
Before 1927 when the sheerlegs were removed.Prefect
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Imperial Eagle494 viewsIn her later years on the Valletta-Mgarr cargo service.Prefect
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Queen of Peace386 viewsGozo freight ferry 1956-1970.
Originally RN minesweeper MMS 135. Foundered 1977 in Gulf of Sirte.Prefect
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RMS Almanzora postcard555 viewsBuilt: 1915 by Harland & Wolff, for Royal Mail. The Almanzora saw war service in the 10th Cruiser Squadron and at war's end arrived in Belfast for refurbishment, completed in 1920. Remained on Southampton - River Plate route until WW2 when she was used as a Troopship. At war's end she continued in Government Service but this time as an emigrant ship until being laid up off Cowes in 1947.Prefect
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Harbour Ferries355 viewsCoal fired steam gave way to diesel in 1950 but the service ended in 1959. Tenders are invited for a new service to operate across both harbours all year round from next year. Times of Malta. Tickets will include free use of the new Barrakka Lift which is supposed to open early in 2013.Prefect
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Directing traffic at Blata' l-Bajda393 viewsBefore the flyover was built in 1957.Prefect
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Directing traffic at Port des Bombes370 viewsBefore the flyover was buit in 1957.Prefect
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Charmaine runnning goose-winged ©699 viewsDo the Maltese (or Gozitans) have a word for it? Peter continues below....Martin Powell
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