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Model of a Second World War canteen lorry, England, 1939-1945

1939-1945
Main part of Foden 6 ton diesel lorry, 1931 serial no. 14004, registration no. LG 7186

Foden 6 ton diesel lorry

1931
Albion A10 lorry, 1919; chassis no. 1963K; registration no. XA 8315. The Albion Motor Car Company Ltd was founded in 1899 by Thomas Blackwood Murray, Norman Osborne Fulton and John F Henderson. Initially the company focused on producing motor cars, however in 1909 it was decided to concentrate on the production of commercial vehicles, and in 1910 the A10 was produced. The A10 was produced from 1910 to 1926 and was of significant importance during the First World War with approximately 6,000 supplied to the War Office during this time. This is an example of a typical A10, a 3 ton truck powered by a 32hp engine using chain drive to the rear wheels and most importantly the chassis is bolted together not welded, making them easier to repair. Length 18'; width 8'; height 12'.

Albion A10 three ton lorry, 1919

1919
Leyland type F5 steam lorry, by Leyland Motors Limited, Leyland, Lancashire, England, 1919

Leyland type F5 steam lorry

1919
Leyland 3-ton RAF-type lorry, registration no. HO 6241, by Leyland Motors Limited, Leyland, Lancashire, England, 1917

Leyland 3-ton RAF-type lorry

1917
Leyland X-type lorry, registration no. LC 6695, by Leyland Motors Limited, Leyland, Lancashire, England, 1908

Leyland X-type lorry

1908