Loads for wagons

[Otter 1]

You can always pile your boxes in or onto cars and lorries:

Have Fun

Juergen / Otter 1

 

[korm kormsen]

Don,

try these:

http://www.collectorsweekly.com/advertising/crate-labels
http://www.blueskysearch.com/Antique Produce Labels.htm
http://www.thelabelman.com/index.php?osCsid=0de9e7a817024c20351d9270dfa40c37
http://www.paperstuff.com/index.php?sid=&main=Home

 

[Granitechops]

Thanks Korm, Thanks Tony

 

[korm kormsen]

Don,
got another freightbox idea ...
well, the only thing they got in common with fruits, is that they should be transported quick and without rough handling.

http://ravensblight.com/deluxcoffinboxes.html < Link To http://ravensblight.com/deluxcoffinboxes.html

 

[The Devonian]

Reflecting back to the subject of bananas reminds me that they were, as far as I recall, shipped green and kept refrigerated until arrival at their destination port.

The GWR shipped them from their docks, such as Plymouth and Avonmouth, in covered vans which were steam heated to assist ripening.

 

[Granitechops]

Don,
got another freightbox idea ...
well, the only thing they got in common with fruits, is that they should be transported quick and without rough handling.

http://ravensblight.com/deluxcoffinboxes.html < Link To http://ravensblight.com/deluxcoffinboxes.html</a></font> < Link To http://ravensblight.com/d...tml%3C/a%3E%3C/font%3E

tried that link Korm , I am informed page cannot be found error 404

 

[Granitechops]

Strange when I tried the link in the quoted message in the last post it did work , but the link although quoted, is different

Theres nowt as strange as the net!!!!!!

 

[korm kormsen]

try this: http://ravensblight.com/

go into "toyshop" and scroll down to the coffins.

 

[Otter 1]

We transport everything

With Gn15 in this case

Have Fun

Juergen / Otter 1

 

[Granitechops]

Made some wood Apple boxes for variety, first, some old, clean ones
(although one has an orange label on by mistake)

 

[Granitechops]

Some with broken sides

some old & weathered as being left in an old open shed for years

 

[yb281]

some old & weathered as being left in an old open shed for years

That looks excellent Don.

 

[Granitechops]

Thanks Mel, forums been playing me up, couldnt post for the last hour.
Designed some upto date artwork for modern slogan '5 a day' on new boxes

and also done some old 2 compartment orange boxes

 

[Granitechops]

For the workers comfort, standing on a slate floor, duck boards are provided

 

[Granitechops]

Been playing with a mezzanine floor for storage / office use

 

[Granitechops]

Backlit through window

seen through end door

 

[Granitechops]

Clock was rescued when an ornament came to an untimely end, after falling out of the wifes display cabinet,
made a styrene box to house it, mounted it with one screw to wall, & its then a clip fit into place

 

[yb281]

Really great Don. Your way of achieving old woodwork is very effective.

 

[Granitechops]

latest addition is two bins one for landfill & one for recycling, that reminds me, it would make more sense on the green bin if the word 'rubbish' was removed.
found them, green in colour, in a toy shop full of "rubbish slime" for 99p

 

[korm kormsen]

you have been very busy. with excellent results as usual.
how did you weather the boxes (specially the labels)?