Sometimes called "locomobiles", they were produced in England as late as 1950, which certainly only shows the reluctance of engineers to abandon steam power as a viable means of on-road transportation. Starting in 1905, various models of steam-trucks, or "lorries" graced UK streets, not changing that much in appearance through the years
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Foden Colonial Tipper, 1913 |
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Yorkshire, 1905 |
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Sentinel Standard Wagon, 1916 |
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Mann Wagon, 1919 |
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Aveling & Porter Lady Fiona, 1922 |
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