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This smart looking machine is hailed as one of the most advanced P.C.V/Transit ticket machines in the world today !
Many thanks to David (etmss) for kindly sending in this picture.
For more information regarding the 'Ticketer' visit www.etmss.com
This superb ticket machine is a Siemens "Autowaybil" used on Leeds Corporation night buses from 1937 to 1939.
Many thanks to John Kaye (T.M.W member). for kindly sending in these pictures. ©

Full Wayfarer 3 ticket machine services avaliable from machine sales to full system/hardware set up inc depot reader/modules/training/software etc.Contact jtmticketing@aol.co.uk or call 07799200600.
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The Wayfarer Saver is a stand alone ticket machine that does not require modules/depot readers etc,very easy to operate,available for immediate delivery.
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Fully guaranteed from £195.00. Ticket roll supply available .
Have a interesting picture to add it to this section ? please send to ticketmachines@aol.co.uk
Almex F used by a Denmark Bus Co .
More pictures in the Almex section .
Many thanks to Dan Rayburn for sending in this picture ©
The first production S.M.B Serial number1680 new to WESTCLIFF ON SEA MOTOR SERVICES 1948 .Transferred to EASTERN NATIONAL 1955.
Many thanks to Allan T Condie (Member) . for sending in this excellent picture.
Fully working and warranted Setright ticket machines available in the for sale section of this site.
£49 all inc post free

Many thanks to Horace (T.M.W Member) for kindly sending in this picture. 24th May 09
HALL "Autographic" ticket machine.
Many thanks to Keith Edmondson for sending in this welcomed picture of a rare and unusual ticket machine.
TICKET MACHINE COLLECTORS / ENTHUSIASTS can exchange items and learn/teach more regarding the history of the mechanical ticket machine/punch, why not pass on your knowledge to others ,also Setright ,Gibson,suppliers/spares and repairers can be located here .This section will continue to grow throughout 2010 and the site would like to thank all those who have already participated.
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Join the site and see more detailed pictures of this magnificent East Kent Road Car Co Setright ticket machine.
Many thanks to Chris Jenner for his much welcomed assistance regarding the research of the S.M.A machine etc.
Setright cassette machine.
More information on these machines can be found in the 'Ticket machine forum section' (Setright all models page).
Many thanks to Martin Johnson for sending in this picture.

BECKSON TICKET MACHINE. HOLLAND
These Dutch ticket machines were the standard bus ticket machine in Holland from the early 50s to 1981 when replaced by The National Farestrip Tariff. This example is from the NZH Bus Co.
Many Thanks to Mart (NS train conductor) for sending in this picture.©
View this T.I.M brochure from 1936 in the TICKET MACHINE MANUALS page
(members only)
As with other ticket machines and buses through the decades,London has there own unique specifications.
There are over 7000 of these T.F.L Wayfarers in service around London.
West Bridgeford No 21. These machines had three ticket classes
C. Journeys within Nottingham.
W .Journeys within West Bridgeford.
T. Journeys between both.
Many thanks to Chris Jenner for sending in this picture ©
As a member you will have access to the very useful "ticket machine talk" page and also be able to leave comments etc next to pictures of ticket machines in the members galleries a great way to ask and answer questions regarding all aspects of ticket machinery.
Learn how to open and re ink Gibson and Setright ticket machines in easy to follow colour pictures. 
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A unusual picture of a 1930s bus conductors ticket machine manufactured by Fritz Stoss of Solingen.Germany.
For more pictures of this machine e mail ticketmachines@aol.co.uk
Many thanks to Carl prescott for sending in this very interesting picture.