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What a lovely image! Taken, I think, on the traverser/turntable in Poplar trolleybus depot (in east London) it looks like an L3 class 1467 (FXH 467) one of the 1939 deliveries that went into service with the last big tram/trolleybus conversion in 1940. The 567 ran from Aldgate out to West Ham.

FHX 467 seen here in service on Route 609 in Finsbury Square London.

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Sydney Harbour Bridge opening procession with lots of interesting sights. Goodyear tyre sign on the right but we're trying to figure out the faded sign on buiding in the centre with the flag flying. Looks like CLEMERT'S TONIC Nature's Great Remedy

Bankstown Babyboomer I think it is "CLEMENTS TONIC". There are many references in Trove for this cure-all.

I wonder who the band was.

Thanks for the CLEMENTS info. I probably remembered it (if incorrrectly) from my trawl through 20s and 30s issues of the Sydney Mail.

Harold Cazneaux (photographer) was standing below and left -

Love these old pictures

Also Tottenham Court Road at the junction with Oxford Street/New Oxford Street

Neither of these deckers are Leylands - the one on the left is a Dennis similar to this, and the one on the right, with the General radiator badge, is an AEC NS.

Great old capture !

The 14 and 73 bus routes still exist in London, following similar routes to those here.