31 Holland Coachcraft Van (1935-36)

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11 years 1 week ago #4836 by starni999
Hi all, Been looking for some mechanical Horse pictures for another thread, and just found this and couldn't pass it by... s276.photobucket.com/user/starni999/medi...zpsfaa0bbd7.jpg.html ]
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Chris Warr

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11 years 1 week ago #14837 by dinkyfan
Very neat picture of the real thing......I have never seen that before! Lots of style there for sure....Terry

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7 years 6 months ago #20728 by fodenway
Although the streamlined 'teardrop' styling fashion of the 1930's may not have been entirely practical in terms of reduced carrying capacity, it certainly was stylish and a good advertising tool. Castlebank was a large commercial laundry and dyeworks company near Glasgow, and had a sizeable fleet of vans and lorries of similar design. A London company, Collars Limited, also had at least one. The photo is of a model I made, based on a whitemetal copy of the Dinky toy Holland Coachcraft Van. Interestingly, Holland Coachcraft did not actually build any of these vans, they were built by a variety of local coachbuilders who paid Hollands for rights to use the design. Kevin.


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