Saving Old Seagulls

What's drinking?

You could stop drinking but you would just be swapping one addition for another!

I'd be interested to hear the story around this particular collection. How did it come to light? Proper barn find!

JERSEYMAN wrote:So Charles, I like many others have always wondered what your garage looked like!!

Look carefully can anyone spot the Marston?

You don't mean the one with the blue tank?...filler in middle but not a Marston.

Could it be a Unitwin Keith?

No Charles, I would say its a single, 40's Anzani SS.

Is it not one of these?



H-A

Otherwise known as an Anzani Super Single.

Keith.P wrote:Otherwise known as an Anzani Super Single.

I did not want to state the **eeding odvious.

I bet you know what this isn't.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/British-Anzan ... 5671501f72

Keith.P wrote:I bet you know what this isn't.

I am posting without looking at the link "it aint an Anzani"

Spotted it earlier. Uncle Sticky need Peter Hunns book.

H-A

It's a Puffin 1960s engine. I had one of these but I moved it on.

This one has a clutch which mine did not have, so quite interesting at that price.

I am amazed about some Seagull collections. What is of particular interest is the quantity of some collections and the manner in which they are stored. i guess most are propped up against each other. In some case purpose made stands are made and used.

With the kind permission of Garry at Aratula, Queensland, look at this photo of part of a collection:-
Jeremy

That's pretty impressive Garry, beautifully presented and I know they also get their feathers wet!!

AJ

Now thats a colection i would like to visit, must show my wife this picture, she will stop worrying about my non exestant colection.