Interesting old poster
Posted: Fri Dec 01, 2006 2:09 pm
Check out Ian's site:
http://www.seagulling.com/ads.htm
There's a very interesting poster, depicting 2 102s, an LS, and what I reckon must be an SJM.
Note that three of the motors depicted have the 'White Bird' decal found on early forties, but the 102 plus has a long range tank and a decal that was the first one British Seagull used - in fact a Marston one with Marston deleted and British inserted in its place.
This must be mid 50's, I had no idea the old decal continued tht long..
The text is worth reading too - you can just make it out. I like the refernce to the tanks being repairable at any garage or blacksmith!
http://www.seagulling.com/ads.htm
There's a very interesting poster, depicting 2 102s, an LS, and what I reckon must be an SJM.
Note that three of the motors depicted have the 'White Bird' decal found on early forties, but the 102 plus has a long range tank and a decal that was the first one British Seagull used - in fact a Marston one with Marston deleted and British inserted in its place.
This must be mid 50's, I had no idea the old decal continued tht long..
The text is worth reading too - you can just make it out. I like the refernce to the tanks being repairable at any garage or blacksmith!