1. ERH45 ... Photographed on Chanterlands Avenue North and about to pass the crematorium is Hull Corporation Transport Department Trolley Bus No 45, ERH45, working service 61. No 45 was one of a batch of 20 Crossley TDD4s with Cravens bodies introduced in 1938. (Sat 20/5/61, Chanterlands Avenue North, Hull)
2. ETE812 ... Ashton Corporation 51, ETE812, was a Crossley TDD4 with an M.C.C.W.-Crossley H28/26R body, which was seen in Stalybridge.
(Sat 14/3/59, Stalybridge)
3. GNA65 ... Turning from Portland Street into Aytoun Street is Manchester 1147, GNA65, a Crossley TDD4 with a Crossley H28/26R body. (Wed 17/9/58, Portland Street, Manchester)
4. GNA87 ... Manchester 1169 and 1167, GNA87 and GNA85, Crossley TDD4s with Crossley H28/26R bodies, new in 1941, seen in Portland Street at the terminus of the routes from Ashton and Stalybridge.
(Fri 15/5/59, Portland Street, Manchester)
5. JVU709 ... Manchester 1202, JVU709, seen in Aytoun Street, was a Crossley TDD42/1 with a Crossley H32/26R body, new in May 1949. (Sun 1/2/59, Aytoun Street, Manchester)
6. LTC771 ... Ashton-under-Lyne 77, LTC771, a Crossley TDD42/2 with Crossley H30/26R body turns from its terminus in Portland Street into Aytoun Street on its way to Stalybridge in May 1959.
(Sat 16/5/59, Portland Street, Manchester)
7. LTC774 ... Ashton-under-Lyne Corporation trolleybus fleetnumber 80 registered LTC774, an all-Crossley Empire TDD42/2 of H30/26R layout with Metropolitan Vickers MV209NO motor is being restored at the Manchester Museum of Transport.
(Sun 4/9/16, Manchester Museum of Transport, Boyle Street, Cheetham)
8. HBE541 ... HBE541, a Crossley Empire TDD42/3 built in 1951 with Roe H54R body as Cleethorpes 163 but shown here as part of the Walsall Corporation fleet (850) on driver training duties nearing the bus station.
(Aug 1968, Walsall, near bus station)
9. HBE541 ... New as Cleethorpes 63 in 1951, HBE541 became Walsall 850 when acquired in 1960 from Grimsby-Cleethorpes 163 to whom it had passed in January 1957. It was a Crossley TDD42/3 with a Roe H29/25R body. (Sun 13/4/69, Garage, Bloxwich Road, Walsall)
10. HBE542 ... Grimsby-Cleethorpes Roe bodied Crossley 164, HBE542, waits in Grimsby to make yet another journey between the two towns.
(winter of 1959-60, Bethlehem Street, Grimsby)
11. JVU746 ... Manchester 1241, JVU746, Crossley TDD64/1 with Crossley H36/30R body was from a batch of sixteen delivered in 1951 which were used mainly on peak hour duties. This batch represented the only post war 6-wheel Crossley trolleybuses built. (Wed 2/10/57, Aytoun Street)
12. JVU758 ... In 1951 Manchester Corporation Transport took delivery of the only Crossley TDD64 chassis built, complete with Crossley H36/30R 8-feet wide bodywork, numbered 1240 to 1255 JVU745-760. 1253 JVU758 is seen in Miller Street on 23 April 1959 on service 213 to Greenhays.
(Thu 23/4/59, Miller Street)