End of the film angush!
Back in the days when film cameras were in wider use, there was little (other than finding at a later date newt had come out) to rival the annoyance of your first or last capture edging off the frame into oblivion. Such was the case with this one. I've remarkably few pictures of Hulley's famous Panther fleet, so to virtually loose this one was infuriating. Were it not for the little shop with it's period vending machines slightly retreiving the situation then it probably wouldn't be worth sharing.
MCW bodied Leyland Panther FKF 922F, seen exhibiting a crumpled lower O/S panel probably as a result of a grounding incident, came to Hulley's of Baslow from Merseyside PTE along with several sisters.
End of the film angush!
Back in the days when film cameras were in wider use, there was little (other than finding at a later date newt had come out) to rival the annoyance of your first or last capture edging off the frame into oblivion. Such was the case with this one. I've remarkably few pictures of Hulley's famous Panther fleet, so to virtually loose this one was infuriating. Were it not for the little shop with it's period vending machines slightly retreiving the situation then it probably wouldn't be worth sharing.
MCW bodied Leyland Panther FKF 922F, seen exhibiting a crumpled lower O/S panel probably as a result of a grounding incident, came to Hulley's of Baslow from Merseyside PTE along with several sisters.