Maidstone Buses on Maidstone High Street
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Two of the standard buses used by Maidstone in the 1960's, the Leyland PD2a. These two are at the time of the two colour systems. The Ochre and Yellow was the Corporation colours and the Fiesta Blue and Cream was done for the trolleybus replacement buses. A lovely busy street scene, with the Bus Inspector at the stand talking to bus crews prior to going on duty. From a time long gone. Watercolour about A3 size.
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Malcolm Davies GRA
I studied art at school in the early 1970's and my early paintings were all aircraft based. As my personal interests changed so did my artwork, and I moved into motor cycles and cars. My first car based commission in 1978 was for a Jensen CV8. In the years since then my artwork has gone…
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