Two disc set. filmed by Greg Travers

Many hours of footage . Disc one mainly dubbed cine film for 1970s and 80s.

Disc 2 is video from video-8 Hi-8 , digital, DV Cam and HD 

Many exciting runs filmed from open doors and the drivers cab.

not to be missed for the NSW electric train fan.

no narration, just plenty of authentic train sound. running time 125 minutes

(hover over photo thumbnail above to view the precis on the rear of the DVD case)

Looks at Sydney Bus Museum collection in action, Ski field buses,The seventh in this highly popular series from the camera(s) of Greg Travers. Shot on many formats from cine film to high resolution digital 

(see photo thumbnail above to view the precis on the rear of the DVD case)

Narration where original sound track is not available.

120  minutes running time on 2 discs. PAL format, Dolby noise reduction, , no Regional code

published  2019

edited by the author.

Exceptional DVD!   2 disc set and a total running time of 6 hours!

Looks at how transport in London really works.

Topics include

Gridlock!  what happens when transport controllers go into action with planned responses to major traffic blockages

On Th e Buses. Developments in bus design and a huge increase in patronage leading to the New Routemasters with conductors again!

Night Ride. A bus driver handles the rough N25 service and young toughs making trouble.

Gateway, The Future and Fighting Crime add to the fascinating study of how Londoners and their roads interact.

A bargain at this price.

105 minutes of unique archive film captured all around the UK, from London back in early 1900s  up to the 60s and the famous Routemaster.

and all  the way from the south coast of England to the highlands of Scotland.

All colour except  where historic B&W footage is used. 

Written and narrated by John Huntley

Very enjoyable for all bus enthusiasts

120 minutes of archival footage showing every aspect of trolleybus operation all over the UK,  from the 1920s to their impending demise in the 1960s. Included is a visit to the Metrovick factory in Sheffield, South Yorkshire.

Mostly colour some 8mm, some 16  and some 35 mm cinema footage. Very high quality vision.

Presented by John Huntley in one DVD combining two VHS programmes 

The Aldershot and District Traction Company was the largest buyer of the Dennis Loline, built only a few miles from Aldershot in the Dennis Bros factory, Guildford UK

The first Lolines were  basically the Bristol Lodekka built under licence by Dennis, and incorporating some useful design changes.

Loline III, the subject of this film, had many purely Dennis features including a newly designed 5 speed constant mesh gearbox. Number 503 has a Gardner 6LW motor and Weymann body.

The film is of a re-enactment of a run on the picturesque and once very busy route, no. 23 from Guildford Bus Station to Ewhurst via Shalford, Bramley and Wonersh through Surrey villages and countryside

The footage is amateur, shot mainly from the front entrance platform giving all the sights and sounds of the journey. The driver for most of the trip is a former Tracco driver of the 1960s, on a visit from Australia! 

no commentary. run time approx 80 mins

Generous serves of video footage of Australian buses from all over, in a professional quality DVD. 

Digitally remastered vision from Bolex Standard 8 and Canon Super 8 cameras, with full informative narrative added.

Tour of Wollongong private operators in 1974, Casino and Gold Coast, Leyland Altanteans in 1983. PTC, UTA and STA and many many private operations, but mainly NSW Govt.

published  2013

edited by the author.

Generous serves of video footage and still photos of Australian buses from all over, in a professional quality DVD. 

Digitally remastered vision form Bolex Standard 8 and Canon Super 8 cameras, with full informative narrative added. Also analogue video movie footage

Movie footage by Peter Vasey of NSW Govt buses, a tour of Chullora Workshops with Greg Travers, ACT buses when they borrowed Sydney Buses,  Brisbane during Expo '88 and 1973, Adelaide and perth in the 70s and 90s.

Partly dubbed sound and subtitles as required.

published  2017

edited by the author.

Mercedes Heaven. A double disc DVD set showing all aspects of Mercedes Benz bus operation in Sydney. focussing especially on Mark  1 - 4, plus much coverage of later 0405NH, 814, OC500LE and 0500LE chassis types with local bodies

Nine chapters, mostly digital video footage, some cine film Hi 8, . 

120 minutes running time on 2 discs

published  2017

edited by the author.

   All private  buses, featuring Sydney Olympics 2000, Brisbane Trolleybuses, Farewell STA Newcastle.

Digitised cine film, dubbed with sound and combined with later analogue Hi-8 and digital camera footage..

120 minutes running time on 2 discs. PAL format, Dolby, no Regional code

published  2017

edited by the author.

  Looks at bus operation changes resulting from the closure of George Street Sydney to road traffic. The film takes a walk along the street.

As well lots of footage of private bus operations in the 1970 -76 period.

Final chapter looks at bus preservation in the UK on a recent visit. They are compared with still photos of,the same styles of bus used here in the 1930s and 40s

(see photo image to view the precis on the rear of the DVD case)

115  minutes running time on 2 discs. PAL format, Dolby, no Regional code

published  2017

edited by the author.

  Looks at private  bus operation mainly in NSW

115  minutes running time on 2 discs. PAL format, Dolby, no Regional code

published  2018

edited by the author.

A SUPERB COMPILATION OF HIGH QUALITY HISTORIC FILM FOOTAGE

Not to be missed by those with an interest in public transport

Includes lots of footage of Melbourne's large fleet of restored vintage trams.

Nearly three hours, all in colour.

Informed commentary throughout

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Fascinating journey through Melbourne's large tram system, from 1972, through the 80s 90s and 2000s up to date of publication.

The dvd begins with a history of the system, from horse tram days, up to articulated C class.

Also covered in detail  is the enthusiast tour using Sydney's R class tram  1808 when on loan  in October 2003, and film of the last W series tram running, without sliding doors.

Generous serves of video footage of Melbourne tramway operations, in a professional quality DVD. 

Digitally remastered vision from cameras embodying the best technology available at the time, with full informative narrative added.

Every transport and tram enthusiast will enjoy this video from Greg Travers

published . 2013 running time approx.170 mins

This very comprehensive new  version reviews the days when trams were part of everyday life in Sydney & Newcastle. The video shows almost every tram route in Sydney & Newcastle, contains tram maps as well as  new material filmed at Sydney Tram Museum.

B&W & Colour

Running time approx.: 170 mins

Amateur video, professionally edited. The story of a re-enactment of the run by Albion double decker from Wynyard to Newport following the line of route 187, "Newport Beach". Filmed from beside the driver, giving all the sights and sounds of these distinctive vehicles. Descending and ascending that challenging grade on Spit Hill.

Filmed in November 2002 using Albion CX19 no. 2023 from Sydney Bus Museum.

The only film you will ever see of a journey by Sydney Albion. Running time 1hr. 15 mins.

Some very rough amateur footage of Red Rattlers in service along Sydney's North Shore line in July 1987.

Unedited, poor vision at times, good sound.

Interviews with drivers, many different car types.

A ride in the driver's compartment from Hornsby to Turramurra (at night).

Approx 60 mins.

Rare footage, not seen anywhere else.

Don't be misled by the rather dull cover: this is a gem with footage of many aspects of STA operation, as viewed by HCVA members on special hirings.

Filmed and edited in digital video by Greg Travers

A fine quality DVD produced to showcase the Commemorative Rally marking the 50th Anniversary of the formation of the Historic Commercial Vehicle Association in 1964.

Filmed by Greg Travers, one of the founders of the Association and a noted author and filmmaker

run time 43 minuites

no area code: may be viewed anywhere in the world..

The story of the battle to save Tempe Depot from being demomolished for develpoment  and a close look at the people and buses that make up the museum.

Museum footage, running footage, interviews with members, restorations in progress, discovery of a 1929 White bus, and above all the WIN, to save the Museum. Work on 1936 Leyland TD4 no. 379.

Made 2009.  Professionally filmrd and edited in HD

124 mins plus many extras. A must for preservationists and historians