Whilst the driving of a motor car was originally the preserve of men, by the nineteen twenties ladies were taking an interest in the...

We follow on from the last post with a further look at the 1927 Armstrong Siddeley brochure. This body style was available on the Short...

The Hoyal brochure that we recently featured at was quite a modest affair, this week we take a look at an elaborate brochure produced...

The first aeroplane that Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft built in quantity under the control of John Siddeley was AW Siskin.Following the...

The majority of Armstrong Siddeley motors cars were supplied with in-house Burlington bodies. However, all models were available as a...

In all of our previous jotting’s we have concentrated mainly on motorcars and aircraft, this week we take a look at aero engines. During...

Last year we looked at the Siddeley-Deasy entry into WW1, this week we take a look at the war time ambulances that were built on S-D...

This week we look at some period photos of Siddeley-Deasy motorcars. This would appear to be an early Deasy, before they were renamed as...

Our first picture this week is of a 6hp Siddeley Autocar parked up for a photo opportunity in Staverton, Devon. Whilst the driver has the...

There are many original brochures in the Heritage Archives, here is a glimpse of a 1932 version aimed at the lady driver. The front page...

Harrods of London has always had a reputation for selling a range of luxury items such as high-end food to extravagant jewellery; in the...

On the 20th of April 1942 a Whitley Mk V bomber of number 58 squadron RAF Costal Command took off from St. Eval airfield in Cornwall on a...

Here we have a series of pictures of C Allen and Son's garage in Bristol taken in the late 1930's. We wonder what was the occasion to get...

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...