G'day All Bradford Enthusiasts,
Back in the mid-1960s I attended a steam rally in Stafford. Taking part in the Grand Parade there was a green Bradford van with a name board that bore 'The Novelty' and its registration number was MOA 1.
It was minus a bonnet, but sported a splendid Merryweather steam engine with a vertical boiler.
Where is it now? I wonder.
Mike A.
The Novelty
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The Novelty
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Re: The Novelty
Sadly that number plate has been sold and is now on a Honda Estate car. The Bradford, if it survives, will have an inappropriate 'age related' mark. 
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