I've often been asked "Why is there an image of a Gloster Meteor on you home page?" The answer is quite simple its not a Gloster Meteor...

Towards the end of the Nineteen Fifties Armstrong Siddeley Motors published a book called the Evening and the Morning, it was a...

At first glance you may well wonder why a picture of a guided missile can be found lurking in our archives, well, following initial work...

We take our final look at the 1935 poster with some of the charming insets that were displayed. Finally from the poster, the company...

Continuing our look at the images from the 1935 Armstrong Siddeley Poster we present four more images and customer comments.

Following on from last weeks look at the 1935 Armstrong Siddeley poster we display a further selection of images from it. Included are...

In 1934 Armstrong Siddeley Motors produced a poster showing details of their model range, presumably it was intended for distribution to...

The air mail service from London to India commenced in 1929. The first stage to Genoa, Italy, used an Armstrong Whitworth Argosy, the...

This week take look at the Argosy being serviced. Ladders, ladders, ladders; with no less than 12 men involved this could either be a...

This week we take a look at the passenger accommodation provided on board the Argosy. The first passenger carrying flight was from London...

This week we will take a look at aircraft images from the archives.[1] Our first image is of an Imperial Airways Armstrong Whitworth...

Today we have published a new webpage for the Armstrong Siddeley 12hp range of motor cars. It covers the years 1929 to 1935 when it was...

For our last dip into the pictures collected by Bryan Goodman, we selected the image featured below which shows a very rare model of...

To start us off this week here is a really nice picture of a Mk.1 14/4 tourer in a rather snazzy two tone colour arrangement. The car...

This picture below features a very different setting, but yet another Weymann style bodied car. Perhaps we should not be too surprised as...

The first two pictures this week are of the same car. We only know this for sure as the registration is noted on the reverse of the post...

Today we have added a new page to the aircraft section of the website, it concerns the Armstrong Whitworth A.W.38 Whitley bomber. We...

The car in the picture below featuring a rather charming family group is a 30hp opendrive, glass division, Laundaulette. This style of...

A historic moment for the Armstrong Siddeley marque. The Owners Club and the Heritage Trust working together have been able to secure...

Northumberland has a strong connection with every aspect of this first picture. The car is an Armstrong Whitworth 17/25 manufactured at...