Interesting Cars with interesting histories -13 In 1933 John Siddeley chose to launch the Siddeley Special, a luxury car, badged, bearing...

On Thursday of next week, the 30th May 2024 it will be seventy five years since the first use of an ejection seat in a practical...

Interesting cars with Interesting histories -12 A number of years past while holidaying in Yorkshire we spent a day exploring the North...

Interesting cars with interesting histories 11 A considerable time back we received a letter from Mr Ken Gupwell in response to an...

Today we have published a new Webpage for the Armstrong Siddeley 17hp model. The page contains a comprehensive set of photographs of the...

Interesting cars with interesting histories. 10 From time to time through our writings for the Heritage Trust we have invited anyone with...

Interesting cars with interesting histories : 9 LOX 21 is an 18hp. Armstrong Siddeley, Hurricane, drop head coupe which in the hands of...

Interesting Cars with Interesting Histories -8 We last gave consideration to the car pictured above in a jotting dated September 2020. ...

Interesting Cars with Interesting Histories This week the car we are considering is a 1954, MkII Armstrong Siddeley, Sapphire 346. The...

Interesting cars with interesting Histories.  6 Mike Wylie, the Ulsterman who owned the car pictured above, once remarked that he could...

Interesting Cars with Interesting Histories – 5. The car pictured above was purchased by Jack E Thomas, who was a remarkable man. He in...

Interesting Cars with Interesting Histories – 4 Our subject of interest this week is the now ultra- rare 20hp Fabric Bodied, ‘Cranwell’...

Interesting Cars with Interesting Histories – 3 The car chosen for our third offering in this series is this dignified 17hp ‘D’ Back...

Interesting Cars with Interesting Histories - Part 2 We turn our attention to South Africa and give consideration to an Armstrong...

Interesting Cars with Interesting Histories. – part 1 H.J.A. Bert Hinkler was born in Bundaberg, Queensland Australia on the 8th December...

Since we last mentioned the Armstrong Siddeley Centre in our Jotting of 23rd June 2023 it has been ‘all hands on deck’ helping our sister...

Reading Bridge Celebration - Part II Following on to our last entry concerning the part Armstrong Siddeley cars played in the Reading...

Armstrong Siddeley assists in the 100 year celebration of ‘Reading Bridge’ The town of Reading, situated on the south bank of the river...

At first sight this might seem like an odd item to include in the artefacts which will in due time be on display in the exhibition area...

Regular readers may recall that we showed, sometime past, the adjacent buildings at Pentre in Shropshire, which the Armstrong Siddeley...