Here the frame numbers of these two BSA's, this gives a good idea on how these bikes looked like and these photos will be very helpful during restorations of BSA's with frame numbers close to these two motorcycles.
Yes, the Czechs with the B4's there is a whole series of those, pictures taken in Cheshire, in the gardens of Cholmondeley Castle. a friend who lives near, says the gates and fences are still the same!!
The ATS? girl is on a 250sv. Enfield.
Nice stuff!
Cheers,
Lex
email (option): welbike@welbxxx.net (think about this)
Here a photo Rick Holt send me, lots of information with this photo:
lance Corporal John Docherty in Damascus in 1942-43.He and a colleague being in the know were put in charge of a cement factory.The factory supplied all the requsites for the British army in that area and North Africa.The only cement factory I can find in the area was at Nesher,it is still in production today.He used the bike to take the paperwork H.Q. in Damascus .John survived the war