IT HAS BEEN AWHILE SINCE WE PUBLISHED THE LAST IN THIS SERIES, OVER 2 MONTHS IN FACT, SO WITH A FEW MINUTES TO SPARE FOR A CHANGE, WE ARRIVE AT 1961.
Still times of expansion are being experienced, and Hodgites are still being cast to the four winds to spread the Euclid word, plus all the other agencies that B.H. was holding in its portfolio.
So we start with the cover of the 1961 Report, which for you crunchers showed the rosy position of a pre-tax profit of almost £690,000, compared to 1960`s figure of £157,000……some improvement !
A shot from across the pond of a C6 with a multi-shank……….
….the now accepted low key page of where we were…..
…….another Yank shot of an SS-40 scraper, with a TC-12 on the button, and then a local scene, a Gradall M.2460 at Stewarts & Lloyds, Corby……
….Yanks again, an early L-20 loader, and into the Kingdom of the Scots, a marion from the Caledon Coal Co at Bathgate…..
…….more shots of S&L Corby, this time with a TC-12 (probably the one pre-delivered by Clancy), and something for our Aussie friends to view (well they aint got much else at the moment have they…. 1-0 tee-hee !!!) ……………
……and one more Oz & three Canadian shots to finish off.
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