1913 Albion A12 G8501 from the White Brothers seen in the Playpen at the 2005 Great Dorset Steam Fair. (Gyles Carpenter)

1915 Albion model A10 GA3542 seen at the Welland Steam Rally on July 27th 2008. (Gyles Carpenter)

1915 four wheel drive Jeffrey Quad EL1419 (Drives, Brakes, & Steers on All Four Wheels), built for the French government. Seen in the Russell Cook collection. (Dave Gothard)

1916 Pierce-Arrow SV4680 on the 2009 Brighton run. (Gyles Carpenter)

The world's oldest surviving steam waggon? 1900 Thornycroft 3-ton brewer's dray first registered in 1904 was new to Frances Whintle of Mitchledean, Glos. Seen at the Bedfordshire Steam & Country Fayre held at Old Warden on 17/9/05. (Peter Jarman)

Lowestoft Corporation Thornycroft HO2534 of 1916 vintage photographed at the East Anglian Transport Museum. (Richard Haughey)

Offside view of Lowestoft Thornycroft HO2534. (Richard Haughey)

This lovely machine lives in the Milestones museum and was brought out for the Thornycroft Society's Hampshire Road Run on August 17th 2008. 1916 Thornycroft NB6684. (Phil Rawlings)

This early White at the Thornbury Museum gives an insight into early trucking in NZ. (Howard Pettigrew)