Tal-Ħandaq Nostalgia

Feed Options ---> Subscribe to local ATOM feed Subscribe to local RSS feed Subscribe to feed with Google Subscribe to feed with Yahoo! Subscribe to feed with MSN Subscribe to feed with Bloglines Subscribe to feed with AOL

Home > Malta > Transport

Most viewed - Transport
Bus No.3. Thorneycroft. c1905432 viewsImported by Malta Motor Bus & Transport Syndicate Ltd.Prefect	Sliema Regional Road432 viewsMsida - St Andrew's completed in 1969 with the assistance of Taiwan.Prefect	Grand Harbour 1962430 viewsPerhaps Prefect can identify ships?1 commentsrobinwilliams	Costa Magica ©430 viewsSomehow they are still in business. Costa Concordia Preliminary Investigation Report5 commentsPrefect
Dredger Anadrian ©429 viewsWorked for the Government around Grand Harbour from 1953. Parts are now preserved in the Maritime Museum. daviddbPrefect	1971 Luqa Airport Viscount (I think)428 viewsDuring my first year and a half in Malta (1970-72) I took various pictures of planes at the airport. This was a Viscount I believe and taken looking from the old terminal building towards Luqa 2 site.2 commentsglub	Uganda427 viewsSchool Cruises 1968 - 1982 1 commentsPrefect	Excursion to Armier427 viewsFrom the Vernon United Services ClubPrefect
Arriva takes over the Buses425 viewsHERE New Network Map Bus reform in numbers 59.2 million: Passengers carried by buses in 1979 30.2 million: Passengers carried by buses in 2009 €9 million: Subsidy claimed by current bus owners for 2009 €6.2 million: Total annual subsidy government will pay Arriva 20,500: Arriva’s projected number of bus seats 13,900: Current number of bus seats 508: Buses currently in service 264: Buses in Arriva’s fleet €3.49: Current cost of a one-day ticket €2.60: Arriva’s one-day ticket fare for non-Maltese ID card holders €1.50: Arriva’s one-day ticket fare for Maltese ID card holders €1.30: Arriva’s two-hour ticket fare €0.47: Current single trip fare 1 commentsPrefect	Jylland Marfa 1973 ©424 viewsPhoto Ewart White1 commentsPrefect	Troopship Cheshire423 viewsBuilt Govan 1927, Bibby Line. 1939 The Admiralty. Converted to Armed Merchant Cruiser for WWII service as HMS Cheshire. Torpedoed 1940. Reverted to MOWT as troop transport 1943. Restored to owners as passenger ship 1948 but converted again for trooping 1953 before scrapping at Newport, Monmouthshire, 1957.Prefect	An Ancient Cospicua Bus420 viewsPrefect
Grand Harbour - Postcard about late 50s?417 views2 commentsdeco.rise	Dodge 4755417 viewsPre war body with a new post war grille. Later rebuilt as a Mercedes Benz1 commentsPrefect	Constellations at Luqa415 viewsThis is a picture taken of the two constelllations at Luqa in 1971 glub	Devonshire414 viewsTroopship operated by Bibby Line 1939 - 1962.3 commentsPrefect
Royal Lady414 viewsGozo Ferry from 1937 on the new quay at Marfa. The former Scarborough pleasure steamer was bombed and sunk at Mgarr in 1942.Prefect	Austin 10 "Tilly" utility 1976 ©414 viewsNA3TPrefect	New Royal Lady413 viewsBuilt 1937. Scarborough pleasure boat until requisitioned for war service 1940. Later renamed Crested EaglePrefect	Tramlines at Fleur de Lys411 viewsPrefect
Another problem for Arriva ©411 viewsSt Helen St, Mellieha today. Photo by Gerri. Independent.Prefect	BEA Vanguard at Luqa ©409 viewsPrefect	Sliema Bus409 viewsProbably 1930s, though the body looks much like a post war Wayne "American School Bus." This is No.2 in the fleet of the British Motor Company owned by Mr Joe Gazan. Behind is a rival of the Sliema Motor Bus Company.Prefect	Film Prop Submarine U571409 viewsNow berthed Marsa end of Grand Harbour. See Wiki for more details MacHead
Valletta Railway Terminus. ©408 viewsThe platforms were in the tunnel with steps emerging near the Opera House. Leased to the Yellow Garage since 1971, they will be moving soon as the City Entrance is redeveloped.Prefect	Pieta 1961408 viewsPrefect	The Railway407 viewsMuseum Station. The end of the line. (Not Attard as previously labelled.)1 commentsPrefect	Someone's Favourite Bus407 viewsMagirus Deutz No. 1956 / Y-0421 / DBY 4211 commentsPrefect
A Pusser's Bus407 viewsBedford OWB, probably in Castille Street. Photo courtesy of The Omnibus Society archive. The photographer was one Douglas Spray who served with the RAF (?) during the mid-40s. Photo taken around 1945.Prefect	Tram Terminus c1905406 viewsBefore the buses and the Phoenicia.Prefect	Britannia405 viewsThis looks like a Britannia. Taken from the old main terminal at Luqa airport looking towards the RAF site which is to the right in the background1 commentsglub	Another Armier Trip 1936404 viewsDaina Garage Dodge 2128Prefect
466 files on 15 page(s) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 - 15