Classic 1970s balers from International Harvester
Chris Graham on 28th August 2024
Johnathan Whitlam champions the International Harvester 440 and 445 balers – a couple of classic machines from the 1970s.
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Classic International Harvester 440 and 445 balers
Chris Graham on 5th August 2024
Jonathan Whitlam champions the International Harvester 440 and 445 balers – a couple of classic machines from the 1970s.
A fine collection of Roadless Fordson tractors
Chris Graham on 4th June 2024
Bob Weir meets Colin Owen and his superb collection of very desirable, go-anywhere Roadless Fordson tractors.
We report from the fantastic Beamish Steam Gala
Chris Graham on 26th April 2024
David Reed reports on the steam engines and rollers at the Beamish Steam Gala – Wheels of Industry, which took place on April 6th-7th.
This 1903 Mercedes just sold for an incredible £9.5 million!
Chris Graham on 22nd April 2024
Peter Love reports on the astonishing and record-breaking sale of the Harmsworth family’s 1903 Mercedes 60hp Roi des Belges.
The Golden Age of Motoring Sale
Chris Graham on 14th February 2024
We report on the recent Bonhams Golden Age of Motoring Sale and the fascinating range of veterans and steamers sold at the event.
The MF 590; a very desirable cabbed classic!
Chris Graham on 10th January 2024
The largest of Massey Ferguson’s British-built 500 Series, the MF 590, is certainly worth considering when buying a cabbed classic.
Bredgar & Wormshall Light Railway’s Gala Day
Chris Graham on 10th November 2023
We report on a day spent with 1936 Orenstein & Koppel 0-4-0 engine Helga, at the superb 2ft gauge Bredgar & Wormshall Light Railway in Kent.
Celebrating 40 years of Yorkshire-built Case tractors
Chris Graham on 11th October 2023
Jonathan Whitlam celebrates 40 years of Case tractors; the black and white machines that were made in Yorkshire.
Ford’s Thames Trader; a personal tale
Chris Graham on 2nd October 2023
Alan Dale takes a personal look back at the Thames Trader, which enabled Ford to take the fight to Bedford and Commer in the 1950s.
1941 Ford 11Y truck
Chris Graham on 11th August 2023
We spotlight a 1941 Ford 11Y truck that still runs as well today as it did when it left the factory during World War 2.
The world’s largest motor graders!
Chris Graham on 9th June 2023
Keith Haddock takes a look at some of the world’s largest motor graders, most of which are now relegated to the history books.
The sinking of the German battlecrusier, Scharnhorst
Chris Graham on 5th June 2023
Conrad Waters recounts the sinking of the German battlecrusier Scharnhorst in the final action between capital ships in European waters.
Brilliant Beamish!
Chris Graham on 2nd June 2023
David Reed reports from the wonderful, two-day steam gala which took place recently at Beamish, The Living Museum of the North.
