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Buses Post Card1694 viewsIn the proper coloursPrefect	New Barrakka Lift1646 viewsCourtesy of Malta Buses. More here.Prefect	Ken Stubbs, Bunty Stubbs, Margaret Gamble, Paddy Gamble, Malta 19521357 viewsThe car is possibly a Riley ?4 commentsdfss	Peter and Charmaine ©1002 viewsWhile doing the midday sun thing last year at Mgarr, we (Grahame Cain & I) came across what looked like a fully rigged luzzu. Being nosy I climbed aboard uninvited for a closer look. Peter emerged from the shade beneath and we spent an hour grilling him (no hat either). When he was fully baked we let him get back to his painting. He writes….(see comments below)….1 commentsMartin Powell
Fallen Star988 views29 July 1955. ©Jane Banks Video Clip1 commentsPrefect	Amerigo Vespucci 1959935 views©Liz MardelPrefect	Kingsgate Terminus904 viewsAfter Kingsgate had been desecrated into Citygate. Martin Powell2 commentsPrefect	Oh Dear!790 viewsThe Star of Malta being salvaged from the reef off Dragonara Point. July 1955. Video Clip6 commentsPrefect
Old Zabbar Bus 2522 Back in Service763 viewsTimes of Malta. As she was.Prefect	Imperial Eagle760 viewsFormerly Crested Eagle. Gozo Ferry 1958 - 1968. After a period of lay up and vandalism in Grand Harbour, she was laid to rest as a diving wreck off Qawra Point in 1999. Full story HEREPrefect	Imperial Eagle 1970s752 viewsHer glory days past, having been displaced from the Marfa - Mgarr route by a Ro-Ro, she took over the freight route from Valletta from the Queen of Peace before eventually being laid up.16 commentsPrefect	My then boyfriend Joe's car, not very affectionately known as 'the orange Anglia"!715 views©5 commentsOldBat
Wreck of the Bancinu712 viewsGozo Ferry 1950 -1957 Broke her moorings at Mgarr in a gale and was salvaged by RFA Uplifter.Prefect	Viscount (G-AMNY) at Luqa, 5 Jan 1960.691 viewsPlease remain in your seat until the aircraft has come to a complete stop. Information from Viscount Network The Viscount was taxiing along the runway after landing when a hydraulic system pressure loss occurred. Wheel brakes and nosewheel steering were inoperative and the plane left the runway, rolling down an area of downslope. Because of the hydraulic system pressure loss an attempt by the pilot to raise the gear failed. The aircraft crashed into the control tower. Investigation revealed a fractured pipe line and faulty operation of a non-return valve intended to conserve pressure if there was a break in the main hydraulic system. The cockpit and nose was badly crushed and the fuselage broke open forward of the wing leading edge. All 5 crew and 46 passengers escaped without serious injury. The radio equipment was stolen while the aircraft was stored awaiting disposal.1 commentsPrefect	Charmaine runnning goose-winged ©681 viewsDo the Maltese (or Gozitans) have a word for it? Peter continues below....1 commentsMartin Powell	Notary Zarb Street Attard 1928676 viewsThe Valletta-Rabat road about to be asphalted. Villa Refalo (background) in 1962 became the restaurant Villa Corinthia which then expanded into the Corinthia Palace Hotel, and then went global.Prefect
Ooops!671 viewsSliema Creek c19552 commentsPrefect	Steam Ferry leaving Senglea659 viewsDockyard Terrace and Sheer Bastion at right. Before 1927 when the sheerlegs were removed.Prefect	Magirus-Deutz654 viewsWhen did the green rooflights disappear? Martin Powell4 commentsPrefect	Scammell Scarab ©648 viewsMobile Post Office Valletta 2012 Restoration Project2 commentsPrefect
Troll c1960631 viewsWith Sea Giant. © Rex Cooper.2 commentsPrefect	Star of Malta628 viewsAground on Mercanti Reef off St Julian's Bay July 1955. See Also1 commentsPrefect	Melita Land at Mgarr627 viewsIn service 1974 - 1991.Prefect	Dghajsa tal Latini626 viewsGozo Boats at Mgarr. So called because of their Lateen rig. Survived (with diesel engines) up to the sixties. The last one is being restored at Mgarr. Read all about it Types of Maltese Boats 4 commentsPrefect
Star of Malta 1961 ©620 views In 1952 she was sold to Maltese owner, Paul M. Laferla, who operated her thrice weekly as the passenger ferry Star of Malta between Malta and Syracuse. Full History Video Clip3 commentsOldBat	Malta Express616 viewsEntered service 1976. The bean counters have taken control of ship design & naming!Prefect	Star of Malta July 1955609 viewsFull story here.Prefect	Tilley (Bedford Utilicon)603 viewsMac Reminiscent of the School Transport driven by Benny Cassar who is on the left in THIS PHOTO 1 commentsPrefect
Malta Railway 602 viewsArtwork by Edgar Vella. The original timber viaduct was insisted upon by the War Office, to allow them to quickly remove the breach in the fortifications. Later rebuilt in stone.Prefect	New Barrakka Lift582 viewsCourtesy of Malta Buses. More here.Prefect	Troopship Empire Halladale581 viewsBuilt 1921 in Hamburg as the ANTONIO DELFINO for the Hamburg South America Line, 13,589 gross tons, twin screw, speed 13 knots with accommodation for 184-1st, 334-2nd and 1,368-3rd class passengers. May 1945 taken over by British forces at Copenhagen and refitted as a troopship. Nov.1945 allocated to the Ministry of War Transport, managed by Anchor Line and renamed EMPIRE HALLADALE. Oct.1955 laid up and 1956 sold for scrapping at Dalmuir.3 commentsPrefect	Super Constellation & Triumph Herald568 viewsThe aircraft was confiscated for arms smuggling in 1965 and later turned into a restaurant. The car was probably assembled in Malta.Prefect
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