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You are here: Home>Herts history>Towns and Villages>Redbourn>The Geoff Webb Collection>Redbourn Transport>Redbourn Steam Vehicles

Redbourn Steam Vehicles

  • Alan Vickery
    Alan Vickery
    c.1965
  • Betty Vickery
    Betty Vickery
    and John Boden, c.1970
  • Frank Pratley
    Frank Pratley
    At the wheel of his steam engine, c.1966
  • Frank Pratley's Steam Engine
    Frank Pratley's Steam Engine
    c.1960
  • George & Nell Bird
    George & Nell Bird
    1956
  • Pratley & Son
    Pratley & Son
    c.1965
  • Pratley & Vickery
    Pratley & Vickery
    1965
  • Pratley, Fox and Statham
    Pratley, Fox and Statham
    c.1952
  • Statham's Steam Engine
    Statham's Steam Engine
    c.1975
  • The Vickery Family
    The Vickery Family
    c.1965
  • The Vickery Family
    The Vickery Family
    c.1973
  • The Vickery's Steam Roller
    The Vickery's Steam Roller
    1965
  • Vickery's Steam Roller
    Vickery's Steam Roller
    c.1965
  • Redbourn's Steam Rally

    Redbourn's Steam Rally (10)

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