Large Tinplate Model of a London General B-Type Double-Decker Open Top Bus
A large-scale tinplate model of a London General Omnibus Company B-type double-decker bus. This open-top motor bus is constructed from painted sheet metal with a red body, white window frames, and black detailing. The model features a detailed interior with individual bench seating on both decks and a characteristic spiral staircase at the rear. It is fitted with four wheels featuring white-walled tyres and black mudguards.
The exterior is decorated with period-style lithographed advertisements and markings. The upper deck side panels bear the yellow text Don't be vague-ask for Haig, a well-known advertising slogan for whisky. The lower side panels feature the word GENERAL in yellow lettering. The bus route number 27 is printed on the front and rear of the upper deck. A small white sign situated by the rear entrance reads VACANT HOUSES FLATS followed by the name DALTANS. No manufacturer marks are visible on the exterior of the model.
A large-scale tinplate model of a London General Omnibus Company B-type double-decker bus. This open-top motor bus is constructed from painted sheet metal with a red body, white window frames, and black detailing. The model features a detailed interior with individual bench seating on both decks and a characteristic spiral staircase at the rear. It is fitted with four wheels featuring white-walled tyres and black mudguards.
The exterior is decorated with period-style lithographed advertisements and markings. The upper deck side panels bear the yellow text Don't be vague-ask for Haig, a well-known advertising slogan for whisky. The lower side panels feature the word GENERAL in yellow lettering. The bus route number 27 is printed on the front and rear of the upper deck. A small white sign situated by the rear entrance reads VACANT HOUSES FLATS followed by the name DALTANS. No manufacturer marks are visible on the exterior of the model.
