SearchCurrently displaying: 5 resultsYou've searched for:catalogue_collection: "Fred Collins Collection" x Search term Filter by Subject Buildings (2)Celebrations (1)Civic Life (1)Clubs (1)Conflict (1)Education (1)Environment (1)Events (1)Features (1)Inns & Pubs (4)Leisure (1)Memories (1)Occupations (3)Recreation (1)Shops (1)Societies (1)Trade (1)Tradition (1)Transport (4)Turvey Families (2)Turvey People (2)Filter by Coverage Decade 1920s (3)1930s (3)1940s (1)Filter by Format Document (1)Photograph (4) Sort by: RelevanceTitleOldestNewest THS/FFC/002/003F. J. Collins Transport Fleet Fleet of seven vehicles, mostly Bedford Trucks, the exception being a Commer (the one displaying Reg. No. VV5097. The Fleet belong to F. C. Collins, owner of Ye Three Fyshes and the garage is to the rear of the pub, where Turvey Motors can now be found. THS/FFC/002/002The Collins' Fleet on Turvey Bridge The vehicles on the bridge are all Bedford Trucks – Bedford (the manufacturer) was formed by Vauxhall in 1931. The smaller of the two cars (furthest from the camera) is an Austen Seven “Chummy” , the car was probably produced in 1928 or 1929. There were some bodywork changes introduced in 1930 and this is ... THS/FFC/002Photographs Photographs of a young Fred Collins iat the Three Fyshes, , the Collins Garage and his baptism record. THS/FFC/002/009Frank Collins with Father Tommy in a Standard 11 Tourer Frank Collins with his father Tommy Collins in front of Ye Three Fyshes with Frank sitting inside a Standard Eleven ‘ Warwick’ Tourer. There is no petrol pump in this picture and so is earlier than the other pictures. Given the pristine condition of the car it is possible new and so would be dated ... THS/FFC/001The Memoirs of Fred Collins 1928 - 1946 Select the diagonal arrows to view as full screen The memoirs cover the early years in the life of Fred Collins who was born in The Three Fyshes Pub in 1928. H is father Frank together with his mother Ada ran The Three Fyshes. Frank also owned part of Tander’s Close where he kept cows and ...
