Best safe advert EVER

[Russell Stoner]

Isn't this the best advert EVER.

Regards
Russell

[Dean Nickel]

Could that be one of the first armored cars? wouldn't do the driver any good.... and once they were behind the wheel they could take it anywhere they wanted.

Cool ad

[Russell Stoner]

Could that be one of the first armored cars? wouldn't do the driver any good.... and once they were behind the wheel they could take it anywhere they wanted.

Cool ad

Only one issue with this. When the door is opened, the bloomin van is on 2 wheels!!!

Regards
Russell

[Timbo]

I don't know where you get this stuff from Russell but it sure brought a smile to my face !!!

[Russell Stoner]

I don't know where you get thois stuff from Russell but it sure brought a smile to my face !!!

Glad you liked it Tim.

I have posted several links to historical info on the Walker & Worsley safe plate thread.

You will have a ball!!

Regards
Russell

[wayneahunter]

Hi russ that's so good where on earth do you find them

[safeman]

This is where it came from!

[Russell Stoner]

Now, that's really cool, finding a print of the photo..

Where?

Regards Russell

[safeman]

Now, that's really cool, finding a print of the photo..

Where?

Regards Russell

I cheat Russell.

The clue is in the name, Safeman. You probably found the photograph on my website in the history of Edw.Tann & Sons section www.safeman.org.uk/edwtann.htm. As the unofficial historian for the Tann company where I finished my 43 years in the safe business I have gathered considerable information on the company including such as the sketch.
With your background you will remember Fishers for Safes Ltd of Glasgow which was where I spent my formative years before JW Levy took over and which in turn came under the Tann banner.

Bye the way, Fishers safes were made by Wm.E Lee & Son, Brick Street, Sedgley.

Regards,
John Mitchell.

[oldlock]

Hi John

I'm sure we would all appreciate any other documents or information you can add to the permanent record here at www.antique-locks.com