Buses (page 1)

Crosville bus No.6 to Flint, North Wales, in 1948	Crosville No.412a Canway bus at Llandudno, North Wales, in 1948	Coach bound for the Isle of Man being put on board ship by 'Birket', Liverpool, 1948	Coach bound for the Isle of Man being put on board ship by 'Birket', Liverpool, 1948	Coach bound for the Isle of Man being put on board ship by 'Birket', Liverpool, 1948
South Castle Street, Liverpool, still showing extensive war damage in 1955	Bankhall, Liverpool, in 1960. "You're never alone with a Strand" says the poster	Bus stops on Saint Georges Crescent, Liverpool, in 1957	Woodside Bus Station with buses waiting for passengers off the Liverpool ferries in 1954	A new one-man double-decker on the promenade at New Brighton. Negative is marked "1958", can this be correct?

Liverpool, Lord Street, with the No.13 to Fazackerley in 1963	The No.79 in Liverpool, with the Strand and the Overhead Railway, in 1948	The No.120 to Warrington plays "follow my leader" on Liverpool's Lord Street in 1957	The Crosville bus No.412a to Conway at Llandudno, North Wales, in 1948	The new and old No.1 to New Brighton buses in Wallasey. Negative is marked "1958", can this be correct?
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Woodside Ferry approach and bus terminus in 1961	Seacombe Ferry approach and bus terminus, with the new Wallasey bus No.1 to New Brighton in 1960	A Crosville bus at Conway, North Wales, in 1948	A No.86 bus on Smithdown Road, Liverpool, in 1959