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Essex Country Show 2016 

10th & 11th September 2016 - 10am - 5pm 

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30 TH SHOW! 

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Established 1987


Contents 

Contents 

1 Welcome 

2 Steam Engines 

4 National Traction Engine Trust / Lions Club 

6 Showman’s & Working Engines 

7 Working Engines Cont. / Tribute to Dave Dale 

9 Fairground Organs / Vintage Fairground 

11 Working Heavy Horses 

12-14 Classic Cars 

16 Children’s Page 

17 Return of the Ploughing Pair 

20 Rural Demonstrations / Displays 

21 Collections / Gypsy Caravans / Churches Together 

22-23 Map of Essex Country Show 

24-25 The Village at Barleylands 

26 Food Hall 

27 Trophy Winners / Trophies To Be Awarded 

28 Craft Marquees / Craft Stands 

30-31 Model Steam Engines 

31-32 Motorcycles 

33 This year’s charities 

35-36 Vintage Commercial & Military Vehicles 

37 Imperial Bird of Prey Academy 

38 Rochford Hundred / Harvest Demonstration 

39 Ploughing Demonstrations / Vintage Tractors 

40-41 Stationary or Barn Engines / Southend Model Boat Club 

42 Photo’s - 30 years of the Essex Country Show 

45 General Information / Acknowledgements 

Back cover 

Programme of Events 

Conditions 

Preserved machinery can be dangerous to the public. Admission to the Show is on condition that the 

person or persons admitted agree and undertake to absolve and hold harmless the promoters and 

organisers of the Show from all liability for any injury to person or damage to property howsoever 

caused. No claims will be accepted by the aforementioned persons for any such loss, damage or injury 

howsoever caused. All exhibitors and members of the public are requested to act on the instructions 

of the stewards when and where required. Any persons selling or offering for sale any article in any 

manner whatsoever without the written permission of the Committee will be removed from the site 

without regress. 

It is possible that some exhibits listed in this programme may not appear due to unforeseen 

circumstances. Some exhibits may be showing and not listed in the programme due to late entries and 

printing deadlines 

Disclaimer 

Whilst every care is taken to ensure that all information published in the programme is accurate, 

the Publishers cannot accept responsibility for any omissions or inaccuracies, appearing, or for any 

consequences arising therefrom. 

Conditions of Admittance 

Persons are admitted to the Showground at their own risk. Whilst every endeavour is taken to ensure 

their safety, H.R.Philpot & Son Ltd. will not (save for death or personal injury caused by the negligence of 

the Organisation, its servants or agents) be responsible for personal injury (whether fatal or otherwise) 

loss of or damage to property and any other loss, damage, costs and expenses, however caused.

Welcome... 

to the very special 30th 

Essex Country Show 

It takes a lot of time and effort by the committee to put together the show and we are very grateful for everyone’s 

help, dedication and time. We would also like to thank all of the exhibitors who support us here at Barleylands, 

some of whom have been to every show! 

Please take your time to explore the showground and take in all the exhibits at the show, there is so much to see 

and experience from the magnificent steam engines to the mouth-watering food hall and popular ring displays. 

There really is something for everyone! 

During your time with us don’t forget to visit The Village. With over 50 Craft Studios it is the biggest in England and 

many will be demonstrating their interesting crafts. Earlier this year we were joined by an exciting new addition in 

The Village; The Tiptree Tea Rooms and Pantry! The Tea Rooms and Pantry will be open all weekend so do make 

sure you pay them a visit. 

Thank you for visiting the Essex Country Show. We hope you all have a fantastic day here with us. 

Andrew Philpot 

Show Chairman 

Every year the Essex Country Show donates £6000 to a number of charities and local organisations. Each year our 

committee members take it in turns to select local charities to receive a donation. This year these charities include; 

Brainwave, Southend Hospital Appeal (Dementia Appeal) and HARP Southend. 

COMMITTEE 

Chairman 


Steam Engines & Organs 


Fair 

David Downs 

Vintage Cars 

Edward Sharpe 

Horses 

Safety Officer 

Steam Models 

Stationary Engines 

Paul Hemmings 

Phil Burrows 

Colin Morris 

Dave Wall 

Vintage Tractors 

Event Manager 

Ken McVittie 

Phil Vidler 

Dave Wall 

Jenny Sparkes 

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Steam Engines 

A steam engine is an external combustion heat engine 

that makes use of the heat energy that exists in steam, 

converting it to mechanical work. 

Steam engines were used as the prime mover in 

pumping stations, locomotives, steam ships, traction 

engines; steam lorries and other road vehicles. They were 

essential to the Industrial Revolution and saw widespread 

commercial use driving machinery in factories and 

mill, although most have since been superseded by 

internal combustions engines and electric motors. Steam 

engines would have been scrapped and disappeared if 

enthusiast had not saved and preserved these wonderful 

examples of British Engineering. Today there are about 

3,000 steam engines in preservation. 

1. Wallis & Steevens Steam Tractor ‘Loki’ 

Built 1912. Works no.7372. Reg.HO5608 

Owner/Driver: Paul Whipps, Steeple Mate: Anita Candler 

2. Burrell Engine ‘Finem Respice’ 

Built 1900. Works no.2319. Reg.NO1086 

Owner/Driver: Les Vince, Braintree Mate: Dave Clarke 

3. Aveling & Porter Steam Roller 

Built 1925. Works no.11236. Reg.NX8887 

Owner/Driver: Jim Thompson Mate: Gordon Blackette 

4. Aveling & Barford Roller ‘Lady Helen’ 

Built 1937. Works no.AC621. Reg.GMK939 

Owner/Driver: Will Childs, Braintree Mate: Yvonne Childs 

5. Fowler Roller ‘Bonny Lass’ 

Built 1935. Works no.19546. Reg.SR9484 

Owner: Trevor Ellis, Chelmsford Mate: Bob Green 

6. Fowler Engine ‘Nightmare’ 

Built 1912. Works no.12754. Reg.SV8988 

Owner: Ruth Atkinson, Billericay Driver: Roy Chapman 

7. Locomobile Steam Car Built 1901. 

Owner/Driver: Ruth Atkinson Mate: Roy Chapman 

8. Likamobile Steam Car Built 1997. 

Owner/Driver: Roy Chapman Mate: Ruth Atkinson 

9. Burrell Engine ‘Lurcher’ 

Built 1921. Works no.3882. Reg.AH7306 

Owner: Mick Kettle, Billericay Driver: Jack Ready 

Burrell Showman’s 

Engine No.1 owned by 

Terry Maynard, at the 

Show last year 

12. Aveling & Porter Traction Engine ‘Shamrock’ 

Built 1920. Works no. 9107. Reg. KN9352. 

Owner/Driver: Jim Stanley, Basildon Mate: David Gates 

13. Wallis & Steevens Engine ‘Eileen the Erring’ 

Built 1919. Works no.7683. Reg.BL795 

Owner: R.Osbourne, East Tilbury. Driver: Colin Ashdown 

14. Ransomes Sims & Jeffries Engine ‘Catastrophe’ 

Built 1910. Works no.22589. Reg.BS9015 

Driver: Mick Ashdown, Grays 

15. Clayton & Shuttleworth Engine ‘Peggy’ 

Built 1904. Works no.36336 Reg.BP5821 

Owner/Driver: Dr Raymond Rowe Mate: John Hawes 

16. Aveling & Porter Engine 

Built 1906. Works no. 6601 Reg.KE2501 

Owner/Driver: H.J.Clifton Mate: S Clifton 

17. Tasker Tractor Engine ‘Little Giant’ 

Built 2010. Reg.KX15GJJ Driver: Peter Downs, Maldon Mate: 

Allan Downs 

18. Foden Steam Tractor 

Built: 1925 

Works no.12300 Reg.LG8784 

Owner/Driver: Doug Williamson, Bedfordshire 

Mate: Matt Wilson 

19. Stanley Locomobile Steam Car 

Built 2008. Reg.EU08VOV 

Owner/Driver: Tony Batten, Tillingham 

11. Sentinel Steam Tractor 

Built 1924. Works no 5335. Reg.SV5525 

Owner/Driver: M. Retman, Romford 

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National Traction Engine Trust 

The NTET’s official moto is ‘Preserving Our Heritage with 

Steam on the Road’. An everyday translation is ‘Taking 

History Forward, Safely.’ 

Formerly established in 1954 as the National Traction Club, 

the now National Traction Engine Trust has over 3,500 

members consisting of owners, enthusiasts and event 

organisers of all ages and gender in over 20 countries 

worldwide. 

The NTET is held in high esteem for its work relating to 

driver training, event safety seminars, technical support to 

owners and event organisers and for its Steam apprentice 

Club. 

The NTET acts as the umbrella organisation for the 

Steam Traction movement with affiliations held by over 

30 organisations in the UK and worldwide including the 

Road Locomotive Society, the Road Roller Association and 

many regional clubs and associations. To ensure that 

road steam has a voice in the affairs of government the 

NTET is affiliated to the Federation of British Historic Vehicle 

Clubs. 

Worldwide membership is active in Ireland, Switzerland, 

Germany, France, Sweden, the Netherlands, Australia, 

New Zealand, Canada and the USA. The signs are 

that interest in membership is growing in many other 

countries also. 

Individual or affiliated group/club membership is 

available. For more details contact Membership Secretary, 

PO Box, 10348 Hinkley, Leicestershire. LE10 9FB or 

email:membership@ntet.co.uk 

Lions Club 

Local Lions out in numbers at the show to help protect children. 

Lions from all over East Anglia are positioned at the pedestrian gates and in the Lions PR Stand offering FREE wristbands 

for children. Each “Guardian Angel” wristband has the mobile telephone number of the child’s parent or guardian 

written on, so that if the child becomes separated from the adults, they can be reunited by a simple call to the mobile. 

The wristbands are similar to those used by music festivals and can be seen by children as a fashion accessory. This is a 

free service provided by Lions throughout East Anglia at many large shows, and has helped the reuniting of parents and 

children on a number of occasions. 

Lions Clubs International are local volunteers who want to help their local, national and international communities and 

have fun doing it. If you are looking for a way to have fun supporting others, please talk to a Lion or find us on the web at 

www.billericaylions.com as we are always looking to increase the amount of service we can give. 

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Showman’s Engines 

Steam power entered into the fairground in the nineteenth century. Steam not only provided a method of driving 

engines, but transportation from place to place and the power to light the rides and the fairground. 

20. Built 1920. Works no.3865 Reg.DH2507 

Owner/Driver: Terry Maynard, Middlesex 

(To be found with the fun fair) 

21. Burrell Showman’s Engine ‘The May’ 

Built 1913. Works no.3453. Reg.AH0117 

Owner/Driver: John Downs, Tilbury 

(To be found with the fun fair) 

Woodsawing Demonstration 

The wood sawing demonstration is being operated by Steve White, Upminster. The method on show is demonstrating 

the traditional way of wood sawing. 

22. Burrell Steam Engine ‘Prince Charles’ 

Built 1908. Works no.2963 Reg.AH7450 

Owner/Driver: Steve White, Upminster 

Rack Saw Bench 

Maker: Stenner & Gun 

Owner: H.R. Philpot & Son 

Working Engines - 

Threshing Demonstration 

Threshing Machines work by knocking out the grain from the ears of the wheat, leaving the stalks to be used for 

animal bedding. It took around 7 people to run the Threshing Machine, including one person to look after the steam 

engine, one to put the wheat into the machine, at least three people on the wheat stacks, one person putting the grain 

into sacks and someone to take the chaff away. 

This year’s Threshing Demonstrations will be taking place between 11am – 12pm and 2pm – 3pm 

10. Burrell Steam Engine ‘Black Bess’ 

Built 1902. Works no.2473. Reg.NO5914 

Owner: Steve Bullman, Galleywood Mate: M Curnick 

24. Ransomes Sims & Jeffries Portable 

Built 1931. Works no.42019. 

Reg.n/a. Owner: H.R.Philpot & SonLtd. 

(In Barleylands Discovery Centre) 

Threshing Drum. 

Ransomes. Built 1940. 

Owner: H.R.Philpot & Son 

Ransomes Sims & Jefferies Threshing Machine 

Built 1947. Works no.57197 

Owner: H.R.Philpot & Son 

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Working Engines - Ploughing Engines 

The largest of all Steam Engines were used, as the name suggests, for ploughing. They were worked as a pair or set. 

These engines weighed around 22 tons each and could plough up to 30 acres a day. 

25. Fowler Ploughing Engine ‘Giant Tiger’ 

Built 1917. Works No.14728. Reg.DO1918 

Owner: HR Philpot & Sons, Barleylands 

26. Fowler Ploughing Engine ‘Giant Panther’ 

Built: 1917. Works No. 114729 

Reg. DO1919 

Owner: HR Philpot & Sons, Barleylands 

Water Cart 

Was used for carrying water to the engines. The one on display 

today was towed by two horses. 

Owner: H.R.Philpot & Son, Barleylands 

A tribute to Dave Dale 

who passed away recently 

For many of you reading this at the show today Dave Dale may not be a name you recognise so let us tell you a little 

about him... Dave was involved in the show from the very beginning. Running the Steam Engine section with great 

enthusiasm and pride there was never a job too big. 

In its prime as a steam rally the show was bursting at its seams with over 80 steam engines onsite. Making sure they all 

parked up in the right place was job in itself. Dave would arrive early the weekend before the show, perfectly position the 

wooden stakes and soon despair as the engines began to arrive and use the wood for their fires! All part of the fun! 

Dave joined us on the show committee 30 years ago, attending every meeting with enthusiasm and ideas. He certainly 

had a twinkle in his eye and a wry smile! He 

knew many people in the steam world and 

could tell many a story about anything to do 

with steam. Dave could always be relied on 

to supply a low loader for the heavy haulage 

section which we were most grateful for. 

Along with steam he had another great 

passion for flying and aerobatics! 

After many years on the show committee 

2012 became the year for Dave to retire. He 

still played a role in the show bringing along 

his engine and then later becoming a visitor. 

Our sympathies go out to the family. 

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Explore 

Today 

The Village 

Arts, Crafts, 

Boutiques and Gifts 

Explore 60+ Studios 

Shop for bespoke gifts 

Join workshops and classes 

Visit the Tiptree 

Tea Room 

Commission original 

pieces 

See artists & 

crafters work 

Open from 10am 

Tuesdays to Sundays. 

barleylands.co.uk 

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Fairground Organs 

Fairground organs are always a big attraction at any event and we are very pleased to have such an interesting 

selection of these fascinating ‘music machines’. You will find them placed at strategic points around the Showground. 

1. Dean Keyless Organ ‘Bella’ 

Built 1981. Owned & Played by: Polly & Derek Legg, 

Silver End 

2. Street Organ ‘Aeolus’ 

Built 2008. 30 keys 

Built & owned: Deborah Jones, Hockley 

3. Gavioli Fair Organ 

Built 1898. 89 key. 

(Will be found inside the Steam Gallopers) 

Owner: Dave Downs, Wickham Bishops 

Vintage Fairground 

Set of three abreast Gallopers. These Steam driven 

gallopers, built in 1898, have been in the Downs’ family 

of Wickham Bishops for three generations. David’s 

grandfather Allan Downs originally purchased the 

Gallopers in 1940. Allan’s son John took over in 1960 and 

now David has looked after them since 1992. David travels 

all over the country to shows, weddings and parties with 

the gallopers, which are one of the few remaining that are 

still steam powered. They require a lot of work to keep them 

in good condition and up to Health & Safety Standards. 

Savage Centre Engine ‘John Bull’ 

The steam centre was built in 1895 

and drives 30 horses and 6 

cockerels. Works No. 638 

Gavioli Fair Organ 89 Key 

Built 1898. Will be found inside the 

Steam Gallopers. 

The Ferris Wheel 

Built in the late 1940’s Owner: Dave 

Downs, Wickham Bishops 

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Heavy Working Horses 

We are very pleased to welcome these horses and their handlers to the show. The amount of preparation taken to 

present this display to you is enormous and we know you will not be disappointed. Whilst every effort has been made to 

assure safety around this demonstration, we do ask you to be aware of the possible dangers and keep an eye out for 

young children. 

Horse Breed Display Owner County 

1 Lade Shire Harrows Dave & Sharon Littler East Sussex 

2 Harley Shire Harrows Dave & Sharon Littler East Sussex 

3 Alfie Shire Ransomes Plough Ray & Caroline Dawkins Kent 

4 Arthur Shire Ransomes Plough Ray & Caroline Dawkins Kent 

5 Joe Shire Farm Wagon G & R Collins Essex 

6 Bernard Shire Farm Wagon G & R Collins Essex 

7 Boris Shire Show Cart/Tip Cart Wendy Toomer Essex 

8 Badger Shire Show Cart/Tip Cart Wendy Toomer Essex 

9 Gemma Ardennes Harness Demo Simon Hendleman Kent 

10 Bronte Shire Steam Fire Engine/Hay Wagon Ken Allison Hertfordshire 

11 Crystal Shire Steam Fire Engine/Hay Wagon Ken Allison Hertfordshire 

12 Queenie Clydesdale Steam Fire Engine/Hay Wagon Ken Allison Hertfordshire 

13 Shire Decorated Farm Wagon Peter Bundock Essex 

14 Shire Decorated Farm Wagon Peter Bundock Essex 

Commentator: 

Steward: 

Trophies presented: 

The Breeds 

Mr Graham Collins 

Miss Jo Sell 

4pm (Sunday) 

Farriers arranged by: 

Saftey officer: 

P Bundock 

P Hemmings 

The Shire Horse 

The largest of the English native breeds and was mainly used as a draught and general working 

horse. Shires are between 16hh 2” and 18hh (1 hand = 4 inches/100mm) in height with flowering 

feathers on their long lower legs. The colour varies between bay, brown, black and grey with plenty of 

white on their legs and feet. 

The Clydesdale 

The Clydesdale Horse is a breed native to Scotland used for draught purposes. In the 1920s and 30s it was 

smaller than a shire but today after selected breeding it stands 16hh to 18hh. Clydesdales are usually bay in 

colour, but roan, black, grey and chestnut also occur. Most have white markings, including on the face, feet, 

legs and occasional body spotting. They also have feathering on the lower legs. 

The Ardennes 

This is the smallest ‘Heavy horse’ you will see working here, standing between 15hh and 16hh in height. 

The Ardennes is the origin of all heavy horse breeds existing today. They have been used in battle as 

cavalry chargers and draught animals since the times of Julius Caesar and the Roman Legions. The 

horses can be seen in all colours from Bay, chestnut and grey to a rare black. 

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Classic cars 

Many of you will have fond memories of your first car. Maybe you will find your make of car on display today. Part of 

our history would be lost without these enthusiastic owners who have restored their vehicles, often from a derelict 

condition. Please feel free to approach the owners with any questions. 

No. Owner Year Car Type cc Style Sat Sun 

1 Lotus Cortina Register 1963-70 MK1 & MK2 Lotus Cortina’s n/a n/a y y 

02 MG Rovers Club n/a Display of MG Rovers n/a n/a n y 

03 Dennis Bodimeade 1921 Wolseley 10 1200 Sports y y 

04 Michael E Davis 1923 Ford Model T Landaulet 2900 Taxi y y 

05 Mr Gray Stringer 1924 Austin 12/4 Clifton Tourer 1600 Tourer y y 

06 Penny Aplin 1925 Austin 7 Chummy 748 Pram Hood Open Tourer n y 

07 John Fromant 1927 Austin 7 Chummy 747 Open tourer y y 

08 Paul Griffin 1928 Morris Oxford 1800 Drop Head Coupe y y 

09 David Atkinson 1928 Ford Model A Saloon 3000 Saloon y y 

10 Graham Medcroft 1928 Austin Seven A.D Tourer Chummy 750 Tourer y y 

11 John & Pat Griffiths 1929 Singer 16 1800 Saloon y n 

12 Peter Jackson 1929 Morris Cowley 11.9hp Tourer y y 

13 David Franklin 1929 Rover 10/25 1185 Open tourer y y 

14 John Bryson 1930 Austin 16/6 Burnham 16hp Saloon y y 

15 Michael Aplin 1930 Austin 7 Box 748 Saloon y y 

16 Andrew Talmange 1930 Austin Burnham Saloon 16hp Saloon y y 

17 Gary Stringer 1931 Austin 7 RM Box Saloon 750 Box Saloon y y 

18 Dave Richardson 1931 Ford Model ‘B’ Coupe 5,800 Coupe y y 

19 Tony Cornwell 1931 Austin 7 Box 750 Saloon y y 

20 Graham Scutt 1931 Austin 7 737 Tourer y y 

21 Colin Wilson 1932 Alvis 12/50 1648 DHC y y 

22 Steve Brazier 1932 Model A Ford 2000 Saloon n y 

23 S. Brazier 1932 Model A Ford 2000 Saloon n y 

24 Mr J L Austin 1933 Austin 7 750 Saloon y n 

25 Andy Bennett 1933 Austin 7 747 Saloon y y 

26 Vincent Wright 1933 Austin 7 Ruby 7hp Saloon y y 

27 Paul Tumbridge 1933 Austin 7 RP Box 747 Saloon y y 

28 John & Pat Griffiths 1934 Singer 11 1400 Saloon n y 

29 Terry Cantelo 1934 Packard Super 8 1103 2160 Saloon y n 

30 Alan Montague 1934 Morris 10/4 1292 Saloon n y 

31 Charles D Morlham 1934 Citroen Rosalie 10hp Delux 1452 4 Door Saloon y y 

32 Terry Bonner 1934 Austin 7 750 Saloon y y 

33 Richard & Jane Bohannan 1935 Austin 12/4 Clifton Open Tourer 1500 Convertible y y 

34 Ken Sutton 1935 Austin 7 Ruby Mk I 747 Saloon y y 

35 John Walden 1935 Morris pre-series Tourer 8hp 2 seat tourer y y 

36 Alan Clark 1935 BSA Mulliner 1185 Saloon y y 

37 Peter Lawson 1936 Austin 7 Ruby 747 Saloon y y 

38 Jim Talmange 1936 Eccles Aristocrat Caravan n/a 4 Berth y y 

39 Derek Doe 1936 Austin Seven Ruby 7800 Saloon n y 

40 Mr L J Morley 1936 Austin 7 Ruby 750 Saloon n y 

41 Charles Seymour 1936 Hillman Minx Magnifisant 1175 Saloon y y 

42 Mr J A Sharpe 1936 Ford Model Y 933 Saloon y y 

43 Mr Ian Hollowbread 1936 Morris Eight Tourer 918 Tourer y y 

44 Colin Wilson 1937 Morgan (3 wheeler) 990 Sports y y 

45 Timothy Inge 1937 Austin 7 Ruby 747 Saloon y y 

46 Mike Cain 1937 Morris 8 Series II 918 Saloon y y 

47 Tony Nathan 1937 Morris 8 Series I 914 Saloon y y 

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48 James Packman 1938 Morris 8 Series II 918 Saloon y y 

49 John Dellar 1938 Wolesley 14/60 Series III 1818 Saloon y y 

50 Alan Hart 1939 MG TA 1250 Sports n y 

51 Kevin Wood 1946 Ford Panel Van 6700 Van y y 

52 William Postlethwaite 1946 Austin 8 748 Saloon y y 

53 Mr J D Strelitz 1948 Morris Eight Series E 1800 Saloon y n 

54 Mr G Henderson 1949 Jowett Javelin 1485 Saloon y y 

55 Stephen Harvey Wodhams 1949 Austin A40 Devon 1500 Saloon y y 

56 William Crow 1949 Rover P3 2600 Sport Saloon y y 

57 Andrew Litchfield 1950 Land Rover Series I 2000 Station Wagon y y 

58 Jo Litchfield 1950 Land Rover Series I 1600 Tilt y y 

59 Nicholas Hall 1950 Morris Oxford MO 1477 Saloon y y 

60 Brian Howlett 1951 Pontiac Delivery Van 350 Van y y 

61 Mr W Boag 1951 Austin A125 Sheerline 3995 Saloon y y 

62 Ken Flack 1951 Morris Minor 918 Saloon y y 

63 D Bampton 1953 MG TD 1500 Sport y y 

64 Peter Hayward 1953 Ford E83W 1172 Van y y 

65 Mr S Talbot 1953 Sunbeam Talbot 90 Mk II A 2267 Saloon y y 

66 John Gray 1953 MG TD 1250 Sports n y 

67 Richard Rowsell 1953 Morgan Plus Four 2088 Open tourer y y 

68 Nigel Duchars 1953 Morris Oxford 1500 Saloon y y 

69 Maurice Wood 1953 Austin A40 Somerset 1200 Coupe n y 

70 Martin Heppell 1954 Rover P4 90 2638 Saloon y y 

71 Mr W Boag 1954 Austin A40 Somerset 1200 Saloon y y 

72 Nigel Mellish 1954 Rover P4 90 2638 Saloon y y 

73 J Sweetingham 1954 Austin Healey 100/4 2666 Sports y y 

74 Albert Jeffries 1955 Austin A40 Cambridge 1189 Saloon y y 

75 Brian Spiers 1955 Hillman Minx Mk VIII & Mini-motel 1390 Saloon y y 

76 Ron Whale 1955 Vauxhall Wyvern 1500 Saloon y y 

77 James David Ovens 1955 Austin A90 Westminster 3000 Saloon y y 

78 Tony Nathan 1956 Morris Minor 1000 948 Convertible y n 

79 Terry Shaw 1957 Chevrolet Side step n/a Pick up n y 

80 Mr T Dobney 1957 Ford Escort 100E 1200 Estate y y 

81 Alan Goodley 1957 Volkswagen Beetle 1200 Saloon y y 

82 Peter Hartley 1958 Ford Prefect 1172 Saloon y y 

83 Mr R F Makriel 1958 Austin A35 948 Saloon y y 

84 Andy Main 1958 Ford Anglia 100E 1172 Saloon y n 

85 Jackie Fry 1959 Vauxhall Cresta 2262 Saloon y y 

86 David Fry 1959 Oldsmobile Super 88 6500 Coupe y y 

87 Tony Martin 1959 Austin A35 948 Saloon y y 

88 Charles Seymour 1959 Vauxhall PA Cresta 2262 Saloon y y 

89 Terry Shaw 1959 Chevrolet Corvette 5000 Convertible y y 

90 Mr G Spencer-Playford 1959 Morris Minor 998 Saloon y y 

91 David Simpson 1959 Ford Popular 172 Saloon y y 

92 Mr Mortimer 1960 Consul MK11 1700 Saloon y y 

93 Mr A Symkiss 1960 Vauxhall Victor F Type Estate 1508 Estate n y 

94 Neil & Kieran Young 1960 Austin Mini 850 Saloon n y 

95 Lauren Cain 1960 Morris Minor Tourer 1000 Convertible y y 

96 Mike Sarling 1960 Chevrolet Impala 4800 Sport Sedan y y 

97 T Smith 1960 Ford Escort 100E 1192 Estate y y 

98 Frederick Lloyd 1961 Wolseley 1500 1495 Saloon y y 

99 Terry Shaw 1962 Thunderbird n/a n/a y y 

100 David Jackson 1961 Volkswagen Beetle 1200 Saloon y y 

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101 Colin Woodhouse 1961 Austin Cambridge A55 Mk II 1489 Saloon y y 

102 Mr D E Richardson 1961 Ford Zodiac MkII 2500 Saloon y y 

103 Mr C A Matthews 1962 Ford Consul Classic 1498 Saloon y y 

104 Stephen Mitchell 1962 Humber Super Snipe 2965 Estate y y 

105 Peter Harmour 1962 Ford Zodiac Mk II 2555 Convertible y y 

106 Terry Ripo 1962 Rover P4 100 2600 Saloon n y 

107 Mrs Suzanne Evans 1963 Morris Minor 1000 1098 2 Door Saloon y y 

108 Ted Welch 1963 Alvis 3000 Coupe y y 

109 Stuart Crane 1963 Hillman Minx n/a Convertible n y 

110 Tony Evensen 1964 Mercedes Benz Fintail 1893 Saloon y y 

111 Derek Rumens 1964 Ford Anglia Super 123E 1200 Saloon y y 

112 Mr A Symkiss 1964 Ford Anglia 1200 Saloon y y 

113 Austen Bailey 1964 Austin Mini Mk I 998 Saloon y y 

114 Paul Bagshaw 1964 Triumph Herald 12/50 1200 Saloon y y 

115 Wayne Thornton 1964 Ford Galaxie 500 6500 Convertible y n 

116 Colin Gilderson 1964 Ford Thunderbird 6400 Coupe n y 

117 Mr B Ling 1964 Ford Zodiac MK III 2.6 Saloon n y 

118 Robert Ball 1964 Mercedes Benz 230 SL 2498 Convertible y y 

119 Alan Skinner 1964 DWM Amphicar 1147 Convertible y y 

120 Mr J Pugh 1964 Ford Anglia 105e 997 Saloon y n 

121 Terence Fain 1965 Ford 105 E 997 Saloon y n 

122 Graham Martin 1965 Pontiac GTO 7600 Coupe (Hardtop) y y 

123 John Tibble 1965 Triumph TR4A 2138 Convertible y y 

124 Matthew Crane 1967 Austin Mini n/a n/a n y 

125 Ronald Risk 1967 Daimler V250 n/a Saloon n y 

126 Steve Brazier 1967 Morris Minor 1000 Convertible n y 

127 Mr D Ife 1967 Morris Minor 1197 Convertible y y 

128 Roy Anderson 1968 Humber Hawk Estate 2267 Saloon y y 

129 David Redhead 1968 Ford Mustang 5000 Fastback y y 

130 Chris How 1968 Dodge Charger 440/RT Magnum 7,200 B Body y y 

131 Mr S L Munford 1968 MG 1300 Auto 1300 Saloon y y 

132 Paul Chandler 1969 Daimler 420 Soverien 4.2 Saloon y y 

133 Thomas Young 1970 Morris Traveller n/a n/a n y 

134 Tony Bocarisa 1970 Triumph Spitfire 1300 Sports y y 

135 Mr Alan Ashton 1970 Jaguar E-Type Series 2 Roadster 4200 Open two seater n y 

136 Albert Reed 1971 Triumph Herald 1300 Estate y y 

137 Paul Allen 1971 Reliant Regal 700 3 wheeler y y 

138 Bob Biggs 1971 Morris Oxford 1622 Caravanette y y 

139 David Ewers 1972 Reliant Scimitar GTE 3000 Sports/Estate y y 

140 Terry Borsey 1972 Vauxhall Firenza 1256 Coupe y y 

141 Mr Stephen Smith 1972 Rover P5 B 3.5 Saloon n y 

142 Mark Callaghan 1974 Triumph Stag 3000 Convertible y y 

143 Mick Young 1980 Triumph Dolomite SE 1493 n/a n y 

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Return of the Ploughing Pair! 

Purchased in 1982 for a total of £12,800 ‘Giant Panther’ and ‘Giant Tiger’ soon became a popular attraction at 

Barleylands Farm. Bought a little worse for wear the pair were lovingly restored to their original glory by Dave Dale and 

Jim Mundon. If it wasn’t for the hard work the duo put in we would not be able to enjoy the impressive sight today. 

The ownership of the engines hasn’t always been plain sailing. After a successful visit to the Essex Young Farmers 

Show in May 2014 our Ploughing engine ‘Giant Panther’ built in 1917 fell from the low loader transporting it back to 

Barleylands. Unbelievably it fell just 1.7 miles from returning home. 

Since that day the engine which works as part of a pair alongside ‘Giant Tiger’ has gone through £110,000 worth of 

repairs. The flywheel, boiler and steering mechanism were all damaged and much more. 

Arriving back at Barleylands in August both engines have been re painted and polished ready for their grand return! 

They are both back in action at this year’s show, the first time they have been seen together since 2013. 

Whilst you are at the show this weekend make sure you head down to the ploughing field to see them in action. 

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Rural Demonstrations 

Name 

Wheal Rose Windsors 

Willowpool Designs 

Malcolm Ruffell 

The Last Straw 

Dave Wilkins 

Don Woods 

Jeremy Atkinson 

John Haste 

Nature’s Fayre 

Wayside Woodcraft 

Ken Dower 

Roz Lowe Ceramics 

Andy Hibberd 

Glynn & Caroline Davies 

Chelmsford Marquetry Group 

Bedfordshire Fire & Rescue Service 

Kingdom Forge 

John Richardson 

Spellweavers 

Yorkshire Woodland Products 

Cliff Noble 

Southend Guild of Spinners & Weavers 

J Star Boat Services 

David De’ath 

Thurrock Council Ranger Service 

Displays 

Name 

Southend Model Boat Club 

Imperial Bird of Prey Academy 

Basildon Borough Heritage & Museum Group 

Epping Ongar Railway Volunteer Soc. 

Southend Radio Flying Club 

Essex County Fire & Rescue Services 

The Mid Essex Newfoundland’s Group 

Stanford le Hope Ferret Rescue 

Blue Force 

Essex Beekeeping Association 

Description 

Windsor Chair Making 

Contemporary & traditional willow 

Willow Basket making 

Corn Dolly making inc. Public workshop 

Horn handles walking sticks 

Knot Tying 

Traditional English Clog making 

The Mobile Forge / Blacksmith 

Bee keeping & candle making 

Pegs & small wooden items 

Gypsy Flower Making 

Ceramics 

Wood Carving 

Felt making, weaving wool etc 

Marquetry 

Steam Fire Engine 

Blacksmiths 

Country chair making & rush seating 

Spinning, weaving, ropemaking 

Chainsaw wood carving/woodturning 

Water pump & compressor 

Spinning & Weaving 

Boat building 

Rope Splicing 

Woodland education & demos 

Description 

Model boats 

Birds of prey displays 

Local history photographs 

Supercar 

Model aircrafts 

Fire engines & information 

Carting Display 

Ferret racing & information 

Tractor Heritage Club 

Beekeepers marquee 

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Collections 

Name 

Description 

Mr I Cornwell 

Cast iron seats & nameplates from Essex 

John Keeble 

Collection of name plates 

Frank Banfield 

G1 model trainset 

Diana & Andrew Hutcheon 

Old treadle saws & miniature steam engines 

Brian Shrimpton 

Miniature carousels 

Terry Ridgely Bisque cake decorations (1880-1960) 

Mrs E Wanstall 

Memories of yesteryear 

Mrs G Gifford 

Sewing machines, accessories, knitting & spinning equipment 

John & Eileen Betteridge 

1/12 Scale yesteryear scenes 

Thurrock Artifacts Recovery Society 

Metal detecting finds, ranging from bronze age to modern artefacts 

Stuart Buchan 

Agricultural name plates 

Gypsy Caravans 

Mr & Mrs J West, Cheshire 

Mr & Mrs G Davis, Essex 

D O’Callaghan 

Jonny Saunders 

1920 Yorkshire Bowtop 

1913 Bowtop 

Gypsie Rolltop Caravan 

1940’s Barrell Top Gypsy Wagon 

Churches Together in Essex & East London 

Are you running out of steam? Then come along to the Churches’ Tent near the main show ring where there is plenty of 

space to sit and rest whilst enjoying free Fair traded tea and coffee. You will also find plenty of free activities for children 

including face painting and other crafts, and stalls from other 

Christian groups. You could take advantage of the opportunity 

to add a prayer request to the prayer board, and there are 

people who would also be willing to take time to talk with you 

and pray for you should you find this helpful. The whole show 

will be committed to God in prayer on Saturday at 9.00 am, 

and it would be great to welcome many exhibitors to this short 

service before the show officially opens. On Sunday you are 

also welcome to join Reverend Bernadette Hull who will be 

coming to celebrate Holy Communion at 8.30am. 

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The Village at Barleylands 

For more information on The Village call: 

01268 532253 

Or go to: 

www.barleylands.co.uk/the-village 

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Directory of Crafters 

Ashes into Glass Barleylands Glassblowers, 01268 293000 www.ashesintoglass.co.uk 

Studio 2, 14, 16 & 17 

Dolls House Cabin Studio 1 01268 522135 

Nutshell Studio’s Studio 3 07986 977221 www.nutshell-studios.co.uk 

Sam’s Grooming Room Studio 4 07706422612 www.samsgroomingroom.co.uk 

Colin Millard Building Plans Studio 5 01268 274114 www.colinmillard.com 

Essex Woodcrafts Studio 6 07949747039 

Carters Bespoke Flooring Studio 8 07950 933025 

Rainbow Music Studio 12, 13, 39, 40 01268 533886 www.rainbowmusic.org.uk 

Katie Vale Designs Studio 18 07939 216792 www.katievaledesigns.com 

The Bon Bon Jar Studio 19 01268 289936 Facebook/Thebonbonjar 

Balloon Decor Studio 20 01268 272872 www.balloondecoruk.com 

Anna Rose Studio 21 07775 527241 www.weddinghairboutique.co.uk 

Trends Boutique LTD Studio 22 Facebook/Trendsbarleylands 

Franklin Time Studio 23 01268 812055 www.franklintime.co.uk 

Tyler’s Patch Studio 24, 29 01268 530071 Facebook/Tylerspatch 

Simply Cakes for You Studio 25 01268 525300 www.simplycakes-foryou.co.uk 

DD Dress Makers Studio 26 01268 280984 

Fragrance Parlour Studio 27 www.nakedflameshop.co.uk 

Cats N That Studio 28 07717 040601 www.catsnthat.co.uk 

Pinnacle Crafts Studio 31, 32, 37 01268 285585 www.pinnalecrafts.co.uk 

Hazle’s Pottery Barn Studio 33, 34, 35 01268 270892 www.hazlespotterybarn.co.uk 

Crafty Mack’s Wooden Gifts Studio 36 07949 747039 Facebook/Craftymackswoodengifts 

Simply Dough-lightful Studio 38 01268 272766 

Dean Smith Art Studio 41 01268 522973 www.deansmithart.com 

Blasted Memories Studio 42 07749 710489 Facebook/Blastedmemories 

Terrafusion Studio 42 01268 272950 www.terrafusion.co.uk 

Dewberry Boo Studio 43 01268 522959 www.dewberryboo.co.uk/ 

Billericay Dance Centre Studio 44 01268 526567 www.billericaydancecentre.co.uk 

Escape Beauty Studio 45, 46, 47, 53 01268 285157 www.escapestudio.co.uk 

Craft Arena Studio 48, 49, 50 01268 523780 www.craftarena.co.uk 

Fancy Dress at Barleylands Studio 51 01268 520665 www.dressthepart.co.uk 

Art of Imagination Studio 52 07956 102998 www.grahamcollins.co.uk 

Light ‘N’ Fairy Studio 54 07846 996480 www.lightnfairy.com 

Mrs Florentine Studio 55 07577 436013 www.mrsflorentine.co.uk/ 

Phoenix Mobiles Limited Studio 56 07444 977951 / www.phoenixmobiles.com 

07974 185649 

Allan Carter Photography Studio 57 07835 235825 Facebook/Allancarterphoto 

Just for You By Sue Studio 58 07766 996779 

Ivy Blue Studio 59 01268 520 604 www.ivyblu.co.uk/ 

First Class Bridge Academy Studio 60 01268 533961 www.firstclassbridge.com 

Weidman Glass Studio 61 & 62 07792 475085 www.glassfromthepast.co.uk 

Places to Eat 

Tiptree Tearooms and Pantry 01268 522619 www.trooms.com 

The Magic Mushroom Restaurant 01268 289963 www.magicmushroomrestaurant.co.uk 

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Food Hall 

The food hall is definitely worth visiting this year. With its excellent array of delicious sweet and savoury goods. 

Have a look at the list below to see what tempts you! 

Icandy 

Heck Food 

Hillfarm Oils 

Mr & Mrs Olive UK LTD 

Pieroth Wine 

Oil & Vinegar Stansted 

Lymn Bank Farm Cheese Co. 

Jayish London LTD 

Fine Food Land 

Giggly Pig Co. 

The Taste of Yesterday 

Reed’s Family Butchers 

The Chocolate Fondue Co. 

Lime Tree Pantry Foods Ltd 

Billericay Brewing Company 

The Chocolate Boutique 

McCarthy Country Store 

La Creperie 

International Seafoods 

Kitchen-NV LTD 

Cranes Drink LTD 

Morant Bay Distillery Co LTD 

Pinkster Gin 

Crumbtious 

Fudge and sweet cables 

Gluten Free sausages 

Cold pressed Rapeseed oil, mayonnaise 

Olives, Baklava, fudges, liquorice 

Vouchers and gift cards for home wine tasting 

Olive Oils, Vinegars, herb mixes and dressings 

Smoked and flavoured cheese, homemade chutneys 

Rubis Chocolate Wine, V Gallery Vodkas 

Olives, nuts, turkish delight 

Sausages, bacon, faggots, ribs 

Non-alcoholic cordials, lemonade, sasparilla & ginger beer 

Cooked meats and cold meats for sale 

Chocolate dipped fruit & marshmallows 

Award winnning savoury and sweet pies and pastries. 

Bottled beer 

Handmade chocolate products 

Bread, pies, pastries 

Hot, sweet & savory crepes 

Seafood 

Kitchen gadgets 

Cranberry Cider & Cranberry and blood orange liqueur 

Bottles of Morant Bay Signature Edition - Spiced Rum 

Gin 

Samosas, cakes, pastries 

Our Show brass 

plaques are on sale 

at our ‘information 

stand’ for £5 

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Essex Country Show 2015 Trophy Winners 

Steam Model Exhibit: 1st Dave & Sharon Hill 

2nd 

Peter Downs 

Static Model Exhibitor: 1st Phil Kidgell 

2nd 

Car Exhibit: 

Motorcycle Exhibit: 

Ian Hollowbread 

Nicola Harvey 

Horses: Best Working Single Pair: Ray & Caroline Dawkins 

Horses: Best Working Single: R & S.A Fuller 

Horses: 

One you would most like to take home: Ray & Caroline Dawkins 

Vintage Ploughing Match: 1st K McVittie 

2nd 

T Stinson 

3rd 

M Stranks 

4th 

E Smith 

5th 

M Ray 

Vintage Tractor Turnout: 1st D Aylward 

2nd 

P King 

3rd 

E Smith 

Vintage Working Tractor: 1st N Cooper 

2nd 

C Lane 

3rd 

M Stranks 

Stationary Engines: 1st P Mastrocola 

2nd 

M Eckton 

3rd 

R Knight 

Tony Reeves Award, Best Crawler Tractor 

Alan Parkes Memorial Cup, Best Harvest Exhibit: 

G Moores 

Bill Vidgeon 

Trophies To Be Awarded 2016 

Steam Model Exhibit 

Vintage Working Tractor 

Vintage Tractor Turnout 

Stationary Engine Exhibit 

John Reeves Award for Best Crawler Tractor 

Motorcycle – Best Turnout 

Car – Best Turnout 

Horse – One You Would Like to Take Home 

Horse – K.Eaglen – Best Single Working Horse 

Horses – Stan Shelley Memorial – Best working Pair 

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Craft Marquees 

As always we have a huge selection of handmade crafts, in 2 marquees, made by skilled craft people from all over 

the country. Those who wish to be mentioned are listed below. 

Chris’s Crafts 

American print cushion covers, towels 

Orginal Artwork 

Orignal Oil paintings 

Julia Tanner Art 

Selling orginal paintings, prints and cards 

Goth Cloth 

Bespoke fashion 

Candy Carnival Fudge Homemade gourmet fudge 

Brash Bijoux 

Handmade silver jewellery & leather straps 

The Kat Collection 

Hand painted china - mugs, plates 

Dinky Impressions 

Finger prints in silver onto jewellery 

Exotic Flowers 

Exotic flower displays 

Phoenix Trading 

Cards, stationary and paper gifts 

The Chiropractic Centre-Billericay Chiropractic services 

Marina Jewellery 

Silver jewellery 

Forever Living 

Aloe vera / nutritional products 

A Touch of Fairydust Costume jewellery, fashion items & 

wooden keepsake 

Hand on Heart Designs Handmade jewellery & accessories 

Glassic Design 

Handmade artistic glassware 

Bling-N-Things LTD (T/A Emporium) Ladies ponchos, fashion scarves & 

cotume jewellery 

Clovercards 

Handmade greeting cards 

Gifts For All Home Décor Home gifts- Candles, signs, plaques. 

Handmade By Karelle Handmade soaps and candles 

Nepal Cashmere LTD Cashmere - shawls, ponchos, blankets 

Carol Murrells 

Handmade greeting cards 

Haiza Ethnic Jewels Jewellery, Scarfs & henna tattoos 

Style Autopsy 

Upcycled & Customised Clothing 

Ceryn’s Colony 

Artisan beeswax & soy wax candles, lip 

balms 

Fourwinds Bears 

Bears & soft toys 

Barleylands Craft Village Promotion and demonstrations 

Happy Dragon Arts LTD Jewellery, hand carved figures 

Eclipse Designs 

Gemstone Jewellery 

Amber Affair 

Jewellery - amber & silver 

Suzie’s Glass Designs Painted glassware 

Upholstery Skills Centre Upholstery training 

My Celebration Candles Soy candles inside alcohol bottle 

Jessica Kaytees Bowtique Bows Handmade Hairbows 

Urban Hound 

Dog collars and leads 

Tropical Skincare 

Vegan skincare and make up 

A Dunn and Son Marquetry, dog collars, door stops - 

handmade 

Sara Scott Florist 

Handmade gifts - one off designs 

Craft Stands 

The show also boasts a number of large stands displaying handmade crafts. Those that wish to be mentioned are 

listed below. 

Just Gifts 

Just Gifts 

Chris’s Craft 

Karen Gets Crafty 

Seasoned Wood Crafts 

Handmade Teddies 

Haberdashery & card making 

Collectable bears and cards, doll clothes 

Handmade childrens clothes and accessories 

Rustic wood furniture and gifts 

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*Free child 

entry 

Farm Park 

Fun! 

So much to do! 

All 

Weather 

Fun! 

Farmyard Friends 

Indoor & Outdoor Play 

Animal Activities 

Reptile House 

Birds Of Prey 

Special Events 

*Show this ad for 1 free child entry to the farm park 

when accompanied by a full paying adult. Valid until 

Friday 10th February 2017. Not valid with online 

tickets or any other offer. Only one child free per 

original ad. Photocopies not acceptable. 


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Model Steam Engines 

These very interesting exhibits show great craftsmanship, patience and skill, taking hundreds of hours to build. 

The owners will be extremely willing to discuss their models with you. 

No. Owner Model 

01 Gordon Batey 2” Fowler Traction Engine 

02 John Greenslade 2” Clayton Lorry ‘Snowflake’ 

03 Michael Greenslade 2” Durham & North Yorkshire Steam Engine 

04 Eric Steele 2” Durham & N Yorkshire Steam Engine 

05 Derek Birkumshaw 3” Burrell Traction Engine 

06 Simon Birkumshaw 3” Burrell Agricultural Traction Engine ‘Rex’ 

07 Mrs P Spencer 3” Aveling & Porter Steam Engine ‘Lady Patricia’ 

08 Derek Riley 3” Burrell Steam Engine 

09 Rob Clark 3” Foster Steam Engine 

10 Malcolm Saytch 4” Foster Agricultrual Steam Engine 

11 Francis & Lisa Titmarsh 4” Burrell Showmans Engine ‘Simplicity’ 

12 Terry Martin 4” Case Steam Engine ‘Justin’ 

13 Ian Day 4” Sentinel Steam Wagon 

14 Colin Alexander 4” Burrell Showmans Steam Engine ‘Lady of the Lake’ 

15 John Wallace 4” Tasker Little Giant Steam Engine ‘Jonlyn’ 

16 Terry J Wildish 4” Foster Steam Engine ‘Patricia Lyn’ 

17 Colin Hudson 4” Foster Steam Engine ‘Lily’ 

18 Graham Garner 4” Ruston Proctor Steam Engine ‘Ryan’ 

19 Steve Aldred 4” Foster Steam Engine ‘Lotsa’ 

20 Peter Evans 4” Garrett Steam Tractor Engine ‘Beatrice’ 

21 Bruce Rice 4” Alfred Dodman Steam Engine ‘Bruce’ 

22 Stuart Scriven 4” Foster Steam Engine ‘Maid of Iron’ 

23 Don Day 4” Garrett Steam Engine ‘David’ 

24 Roy Goddard 4” Burrell Steam Engine ‘Nemo’ 

25 Mervyn Claringbold 4” Showman’s Traction Engine ‘Millennium’ 

26 Barrie Pratt 4” Foster Traction Engine ‘Gwendoline’ 

27 Michael Batho 4” Freelance Steam Engine ‘Charlie’ 

28 Keiran Alexander 4” Burrell Agricultural Model ‘Warrior Queen’ 

29 Jim Leaver 4” McLaren Steam Engine ‘The Dutchess’ 

30 Tony Dezell 4” Foster Traction Engine ‘Ceres’ 

31 Mr & Mrs Willis 4” Foster Traction Engine ‘Lady Penelope’ 

32 Geoff Rudkin 4” Burrell Traction Engine ‘Old Ted’ 

33 Ben Webster 4” Burrell Steam Engine & Trailer ‘Sue’ 

34 Bob & Diana Down 4” Clayton & Shuttleworth Traction Engine ‘Diana’ 

35 Gary Buten 4” Burrell Steam Engine 

36 Derek William Finch 4” Burrell Steam Engine 

37 Don Abbey 4” Burrell Steam Engine 

38 Mr R Barwick 4 1/2” Burrell Steam Engine ‘Pipsqueak’ 

39 Brian Lucas 4 1/2” Burrel Steam Engine ‘Man of Kent’ 

40 Mr M Greeves 4 1/2” Burrell Steam Engine ‘Annie’ 

41 Mr J Willingham 4 1/2” Burrell Traction Engine ‘Enterprise’ 

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No. Owner Model 

42 Dave Jacobs 4 1/2” Burrel Steam Engine 

43 Paul Clark 4 1/2” Wallis & Steevens Steam Roller 

44 Jim Stanley 4 1/2” Marshall Steam Engine ‘Daphne’ 

45 Patrick Neilson 6” Case Steam Engine ‘Kansas Glen’ 

46 Mick Coulson 6” Burrell Showmans Engine ‘Dreamon’ 

47 Mrs W E Haine 6” Agricultural Steam Engine ‘The Devonshire’ 

48 Mr M Harrington 6” Burrell Steam Engine ‘Little Gem’ 

49 Brian Porritt 6” Savage Steam Engine ‘Little Samson’ 

50 Peter Downs 6” Tasker Traction Engine ‘Little Giant’ 

51 Richard Barker 6” Burrows Steam Wagon ‘Bod’ 

52 Bill Middleditch 6” Short Wheel Base Foden Lorry ‘Brittania’ 

53 Katy Middleditch 2” Burrell Steam Engine ‘Ranworth’ 

54 Andrew Wildish William Foster Traction Engine 

55 Phil Kidgell Collection of Mamod steam models 

Motorcycles 

No. Owner Year Motorcycle cc Sat Sun 

01 Colin Hudson 1915 Triumph Baby 2.25hp y y 

02 John Olbrechts 1924 Excelsior Model 6 550 y y 

03 Paul Griffin 1927 Royal Enfield Model 182 1000 y y 

04 Paul Griffin 1929 James B1 500 y y 

05 Ken Lee 1929 Excelsior Super ‘X’ 750 y y 

06 Stuart Franklin 1929 Scott Flying Squirrel 596 y y 

07 Russel Kiloh 1931 Terrott 250 Tourist TT 250 y y 

08 David Mitchell 1938 BSA B21 350 y y 

09 Tomek Przezdzik 1942 Harley Davidson WLA 750 y y 

10 Ronald Smith 1945 Royal Enfield Model WD/CO 350 y y 

11 Michael Turk 1948 Brockhouse Corgi 49 y y 

12 Lee Chadwick 1948 Brockhouse Corgi 49 y y 

13 Paul Cano-Lopez 1949 Norton 16H 490 y y 

14 Peter Gough 1949 Brockhouse Corgi 98 y y 

15 Nicola Harvey 1949 BSA C10 250 y y 

16 David Kewell 1950 Matchless G80s 500 n y 

17 Mr David Edwards 1950 BSA B33 500 y y 

18 David S Mann 1950 BSA B31.350 350 y y 

19 Frederick McGowan 1950 BSA C11 De Luxe 250 y y 

20 Stanley Martin Body 1951 Royal Enfield 500 y y 

21 Colin Mitchell 1951 Sunbeam S8 500 y y 

22 Michael Veroft 1952 BSA A10 Gold Flash 650 y y 

23 Mr R Trigwell 1954 AJS Model 16 350 y y 

24 Mr D Harold 1954 BSA Bantam 125 y y 

25 Steven Southgate 1955 BSA A10 650 y y 

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No. Owner Year Motorcycle cc Sat Sun 

26 Joe Isaacs 1955 BSA 1333 500 y y 

27 Alan Ellis 1955 Matchless G9 500 y y 

28 James Waller 1955 Dukati - Little Pup 48 y y 

29 Ian Etheridge 1956 BSA Super Rocket 650 y y 

30 David Nicholls 1957 AJS 16MS 350 y y 

31 Andrew Franklin 1957 Vilocette Venom 499 y y 

32 Nigel Witteridge 1957 Norton Dominator 99 600 y y 

33 Martin Gladwell 1958 Francis Barnett Plover 150 y y 

34 Barry Manning 1959 Triumph TR5 500 y y 

35 Ted Mentessi 1959 Norman Nippy 50 y y 

36 Derek Downey 1959 BSA Goldflash 650 y y 

37 Graham Bister 1960 Velocette Venom 500 y y 

38 David Sherring 1960 BSA Super Rocket 650 y y 

39 Ron Smith 1960 BSA A10 Super Rocket 650 y y 

40 Michael Cooper 1961 Norman Nippy MK III 49 y y 

41 Mr A Lennard 1961 Matchless G80CS 500 y y 

42 Robert Flemwell 1962 Goldflash 650 y y 

43 Peter Mitchell 1962 BSA Bantam D7 175 y y 

44 Mr D Scriven 1964 BSA C15 250 y y 

45 Mr J J Herbert 1965 BSA A65 Lightning Rocket 650 y y 

46 Chris Rickett 1965 Greaves East Coaster 250 y y 

47 Mr David Edwards 1965 BSA A65 Lightning 650 y y 

48 David Davies 1965 Triumph Tiger 90 348 y y 

49 John Daniels 1967 Honda P50 49 y y 

50 Peter Head 1967 Honda P50 Moped 50 y y 

51 John Dixon 1968 Lambretta SX200 Scooter 200 y y 

52 Jamie Utting 1968 BSA Bantum D14,4 175 y y 

53 Brian Gillman 1968 Raleigh Runaround M9 50 y y 

54 Brian Simpson 1969 BSA B25 250 y y 

55 Michael Turk 1970 Honda Moneybike 70 y y 

56 David Sherring 2000 Triumph Sprint St 955 y y 

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This year’s charities 

Each year members of our committee take it in turns to select local charities to receive a donation. 

This year we are pleased to say the below have been chosen- 

Brainwave Children’s Charity 

Brainwave offers therapy to children with disabilities and additional needs to help them achieve their potential. 

Children seen are of varying disability but their therapists work individually to make sure that the therapy 

is always personal. The exercise therapy programme they devise meets the individual needs of each child 

and what makes Brainwave different is that our therapists show the parents how to do this therapy at home; 

empowering parents to take an active role in their child’s development. Home therapy equipment is all supplied 

by Brainwave. 

Brainwave does not receive any Government funding and has to look at various ways of raising our income. 

For more information please contact Gerry Gould, Community Manager - gerrygould@brainwave.org.uk or visit 

www.brainwave.org.uk 

Southend Hospital Charity, Dementia Appeal 

Our society is becoming increasingly aware of friends and relatives suffering from this awful illness. Southend 

Hospital is raising funds to cater for the needs of patients in three wards, plus a day assessment unit and the 

Princess Anne Ward. They are hoping to provide just some of the below; 

• ‘Lunch club’ facilities: four wipe-clean, supportive dining chairs and dining table. 

• Memory Boxes; pictures and conversation cards to stimulate memories and conversation. 

• Bed and chair sensors to alert nurses when patients want to get up, reducing falls. 

• Communicator’s for the hard of hearing – magnifies sound, making hearing easier. 

• Personal DVD players, MP3 players and over earphones to listen to relaxing music. 

The hospital is hoping to raise £100,000 for these projects. Donations can be made through their ‘justgiving’ 

page, they can be contacted on 01702 385337, or email fundraising@southend.nhs.uk 

HARP – Southend 

HARP is an independent charity based in Southend on Sea whose aim is to reduce homelessness by providing 

essential services, emergency housing and long term solutions, enabling people to rebuild their lives and return 

to independent living. Within a year HARP provided 4,500 food parcels and 66,000 meals in their various hostels. 

HARP relies on the generosity of individuals and businesses to carry on providing this service. As well as money 

donations they welcome food, toiletries and other essential items. For more information please visit their website 

www.harpsouthend.org 

In 2015 the Essex Country Show was pleased to help Essex Air Ambulance, Southend Hospital – Keyhole Cancer 

Appeal and Fair Havens Hospice. 

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Events at 

Barleylands! 

Pumpkin Fest 

24th to 28th October 

Did you know about all the 

fantastic family events 

held here at Barleylands? 

Here's some that are 

coming soon! 

Spooky Nights 

28th & 29th October 

Toddler Fireworks 

4th November - only a few tickets left! 


Festive Activities 

Selected dates throughout December 

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Vintage Commercial 

& Military Vehicles 

The coming of the commercial vehicle at the beginning of the 1900’s was a turning point in transport history. British 

manufacturers like A.E.C., Foden and Leyland were to be seen on our main roads across the country all but at speeds 

of 20 and 30 miles an hour. How times have changed! So enjoy the vehicles here this weekend, many saved and 

restored by their owners. 

No. Owner Year Make cc Vehicle Sat Sun 

01 J & C Kidman 1900’s Merryweather & Sons Fire Pump n/a Fire Pump y y 

02 David Jeakins 1921 Ford Model T 28hp Luton y y 

03 David Jeakins 1922 Ford Model T 28hp Van y y 

04 Robin Clifford 1930 Morris Commercial 1800 Pick-up y y 

05 Graham Robert Pavitt 1934 Ford BB 24hp Drop side y y 

06 Christopher Andrews 1918 Ford Model T 900 Pick up truck y y 

07 Lawrence Budd 1941 Diamond T968A 8.7 Cargo lorry y y 

08 Laurie Cook 1941 Morris 8 ‘Z’ Type 2 8hp Van n y 

09 K Piggot 1943 Willys MB Jeep 2.2 Jeep y y 

10 Mr K Piggott 1944 Bedford QLR Command 3519 Radio y y 

11 Tom Page 1945 Willys MB Jeep 2200 4x4 y y 

12 Swaley Anderson 1946 Austin K2 Flat y y 

13 Swaley Anderson 1949 Chevrolet Truck y y 

14 Johnny Saunders 1949 Chevrolet 3100 314 Pick up y y 

15 David Jeakins 1951 Bedford M type 28hp Luton y y 

16 Johnny Saunders 1951 Bedford KD 54cc Pick up truck y y 

17 John Tillett 1951 Chevrolet 3100 1/2 ton pick up 235cc Pick up truck y y 

18 David Cooper Snr 1954 Chevrolet 3100 & living van 235 Pick-up y y 

19 John Sanders 1954 Morris J type 1500 Minibus y y 

20 Brian & Barbara Morgan 1955 Austin Loadstar 4000cc Box y y 

21 Stephen Nichols 1956 Commer Superpoise A15 2300 Pick-up y y 

22 Barry Stone 1956 AEC Militant MK1 1130 Cargo y y 

23 Nick Newson 1956 Ford Thames ET6 3500 Luton y y 

24 Simon Waye 1957 Scammell Scarab 6T 3000 Articulated Box y y 

25 Adrian Cowlin 1958 Scammell Highwayman 11000 Showmans truck y y 

26 Brian Wood 1959 Unipower Hannibal n/a Timber truck y y 

27 Ashley Budd 1960 Ford M151A2 2400 Jeep y y 

28 Eric Spires 1960 Willys M38 A1 Jeep 2000 Jeep y y 

29 Mr T Lavender 1961 Foden 5208 Wheel Recovery & Living van n/a Recovery y y 

30 Barry Gandon 1962 Morris J4 Bluebird 1500 Camper van y y 

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No. Owner Year Make cc Vehicle Sat Sun 

31 Dick Powell 1964 Austin BRS VAK100 5100 Van y y 

32 David Ames 1968 Austin 16cc Half ton truck y y 

33 David Jeakins 1969 Rover P6 3500cc Saloon y y 

34 Mr Paul J King 1969 Morris Minor Van 1000 Van y y 

35 Tommy White 1970 Mack USA 20000 Fifth Wheel Unit y y 

36 Swaley Anderson 1971 Austin Mini Van y y 

37 Colin Phipps 1972 Dennis ‘D’ Series Jag n/a Fire Engine y y 

38 Graeme McLaren 1972 Austin Mini 998 Pick-up y y 

39 Mr Paul J King 1978 Bedford TK 4000 y y 

40 Paul Clow 1981 Kenworth W900A 14600 Truck y y 

41 Andrew Cook 1982 Bristol RE/Alexander 10,500 Single Deck Bus y y 

WE’RE 

READY. 

ARE 

YOU? 

Come to Writtle and discover 

the opportunities waiting for you. 

From sport to art and design, animals to agriculture, and 

equine to the environment, we’re ready with a range of 

courses to help you take the next step towards your future. 

If you’re #writtleready, visit writtleready.co.uk/go 

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Imperial Bird of Prey Academy 

The Imperial Bird of Prey Academy, based here at Barleylands Farm Park, was founded in 2011 by well-known 

and respected falconer, Nigel King. 

The Academy has rapidly grown into a fantastic visitor attraction, performing flying demonstrations daily 

throughout the peak periods, as well as boasting an accomplished off-site flying team. The team is often at 

schools, universities and other Shows educating children and adults alike in raptor conservation. 

With conditions being right we could see some amazing aerial prowess from the team’s falcons this weekend. 

These include ‘Grace’, the Academy’s amazing Kestrel – a bird often seen hovering alongside our motorways... 

and perhaps ‘Storm’ the Gyr falcon (The biggest falcon in the world!) 

The Academy’s Barn Owls ‘Magic’ and ‘Mystic’ will also be seen quartering the arena. For the romantics out there 

you may be interested to know that they are also ring bearers at wedding ceremonies! 

The Academy houses a number of different types of raptor including Gonzo the Hooded Vulture. Gonzo was 

taken on by Imperial after recovering from cancer; he even completed the ‘Race for Life’ that took place at 

Barleylands a few years ago! 

This weekend Imperial Bird of Prey Academy will be performing 2 flying demonstrations each day in the main 

ring and have a daily static display for all to enjoy! Why not pop over to the stand to say hello to both the birds 

and team! 

If you would like to find out more on Imperial Bird of Prey Academy and the range of experience days they have 

to offer visit - 

www.imperialbirdofpreyacademy.com 

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The Rochford Hundred Vintage 

Tractor & Engine Club 

The Rochford Hundred Vintage Tractor & Engine Club was founded in 

May 1983 by two enthusiasts, Ken McVittie and Phil Vidler, both of whom 

are still very much involved in the Club as Chairman and Vice-Chairman 

respectively. 

As a club we have been working with this show since it started in 1987. 

Our role is to organise the stationary engine display, the static tractors, the 

vintage ploughing and harvesting demonstrations. We also offer vintage 

tractor and trailer rides that transport you around the show. Come and 

enjoy our displays and please do not hesitate to ask any of the exhibitor’s 

questions regarding their exhibits. Dave Wall (Secretary) 

This year there will no Ploughing Match Competitions running on 

Saturday, instead there will be ploughing demonstrations running all 

weekend in the harvest field. 

Harvest Demonstration 

Owner Year Machinery 

N Cooper/P Willis 1958 Massey Ferguson 780 Special Combine, 8’6” cut 

N Cooper/P Willis 

135 Perry Bale Grab 


Ferguson TEF20 loader with a 3 ton trailer 


Ferguson TED20 with a front loader 30cwt Ferguson trailer 


Ferguson TEA20 fitted with reduction box & rotovator 


Austin A55 Service Van, Eastern Tractors 


Eastern Tractprs display unit 

J Giblin 1942 Massey Harris No.14 pto Binder 

J Giblin 1948 Massey Harris 744PD 

J Giblin 1951 Fordson E27N Major with Perkins P6TA engine 

J Giblin 1951 Massey Harris 701 Baler 

R Howard 

Demonstration of cutting wheat with scythe. 

N Holland 1974 Massey Ferguson 188 

N Holland 

Howard Select-a-tilth rotovator 

P Vidler 1964 Claas Mercury 8ft cut Combine 

P Vidler 1959 Massey Ferguson 65 tractor 

P Vidler 

Ransome TS59 plough 

P Vidler 

2 - 4wheel flat bed trailers 

B Vidgeon 1962 International Harvester B414 

B Vidgeon 1965 Nuffield 10/60 

J Workman 1964 Fordson Super Major 

J Workman 

Bentall Flour Mill 

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Ploughing Demonstrations 

No. Name Town Year Tractor 

1 M Ray Hadleigh 1960 International B275 

2 B Gilbey Great Baddow 1962 Fordson Super Dexta 

3 C Murrells Roxwell 1956 Fordson Major 

4 R Hambling E. Hanningfield 1966 David Brown 900 Implematic 

5 M Stranks Rochford 1960 International B275 

6 J Warn Little Waltham 1959 International B275 

7 R Greenaway Althorne 1964 Fordson NP Super Major 

8 P Williams Chelmsford 1957 Nuffield Universal DM4 

Vintage Tractors 

No Name Town Year Tractor 

14 E Burling Latchingdon 1947 Ferguson Continental 

15 G Martin Boxted 1948 Ferguson TEA 

16 J Wells Tonbridge 1952 Ferguson TED20 

17 S Wessell Canewdon 1950 Ferguson TED 20 

18 P Clarke Felsted 1941 Minneapolis Moline ZTU Rowcrop 

19 D Martin Felsted 1953 Minneapolis Moline 

20 R Massey & Ms L West Hadleigh 1950 Fordson E27N P6 

21 P King Chelmsford 1959 Massey Ferguson 35 

22 R Pilkington Rayleigh 1957 Ferguson FE35 + Hardi sprayer 

23 R Pavitt Coopersale 1940 Fordson Standard ‘N’ 

24 M Saunters Hastings 1940 Fordson Std Rowcrop 

25 N Bullock Eastry 1943 Fordson ‘N’ Hop Garden 

26 W Thorburn Hoo 1955 Bristol 25 crawler 

27 Joanne Parish Great Baddow 1955 Fordson Major 

28 T Hughes Orsett 1960/61 Fordson Super Major 

29 J Stanley Basildon 1960 Fordson Power Major 

30 Ms J Pease Grays 1959 Fordson Dexta Narrow 

31 D Bunker Chipperfield 1964 Fordson Super Dexta 

32 D Jackson Stanford-le-Hope 1971 Ford 3000 

33 D Warwick Crays Hill 1965 Ford 3000 

34 G Moores High Roding 1941 International Farmall ‘A’ 

35 B Southgate Thorpe-le-Soken 1958 Hanomag GRE1F 

36 Michelle Dudbridge Canvey Island 1941 Allis Chalmers 

37 C Lane St Lawrence Bay 1949 Field Marshall Series 3 

38 P Weaving Maldon 1949 Ferguson TEA 20 

39 S Sargent Hawkwell 1955 Ferguson TEF 20 

40 R Wiltshire Tonbridge 1955 Ferguson TEF20 (Narrow ) 

41 L&S Winch Ockendon 1985 Case 1594 

42 Tina Relf Stanford-le-Hope 1961 Fordson Super Major 

43 F Relf Stanford-le-Hope 1976 Ford 3600 

48 C Pickering Broadstairs 1959/60 Gutbrod 

49 Ellie Bullock Eastry 1940 Ransome MG2 

50 Scott Sargent Hawkwell 1962 Gutbrod 1030 Super 

51 R Perkins Maidstone 1940s Ransome MG6 + TS42A plough 

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Stationary or Barn Engines 

No. Name Town Year Engine Driving 

1 J Nutley Romford 1919 Tom Senior Simplex lathe 

2 Mrs. I Cornwell S Woodham Ferrers 1938 Lister D Lister H2 orchard sprayer 

3 R Lambert Frome 1905 Heinrici hot air engines (4) grindstone, lens grinding m/c; 

polishing shaft & cheese grater 

4 P Aldous Ipswich 1938 Stuart Turner 500w 24v generator 

5 K Daykin Benfleet 1920 Amanco 2.5 hp small saw bench 

6 D Gough Boreham Wood 1951 Lister D water pump 

7 RJ Gough Boreham Wood 1950s Lister diesel milk cooler 

8 R Robb Saxmundham 1948 Wolseley WD11 Climax water pump 

9 G Harris Hutton 1950 Suffolk or Villiers seed sowing machine 

10 S Thomas Shenfield 1948 Wolseley WD2 Lister pump 

11 TJ Foster Sandwich 1969-71 Hayter graveyard mower 

12 M Shipp Collier Row 1919 Tom Senior fan 

13 P Witney Lt. Totham 1949 Lister D Argosy water pump 

14 B Limage Basildon 1929 Ruston Hornsby ZPR 1926 8” Inkoos grinding mill 

15 B Burden Rayleigh 1924 Fairbanks Morse 2 cutaway engines 

16 R Knight Pilgrims Hatch 1935 Lister D lighting, compressor & drill 

17 R Ridge Pilgrims Hatch 1950 Wolseley Merry Tiller Pullmac PM21 corn mill 

18 S McCarter Pilgrims Hatch 1924 Petter ‘M’ lighting set 

19 J Cromwell Brentwood 1953 BSA charging set 

20 B Fisher Orpington 1934 Lister D Godwin deep well pump 

21 M Eckton Epping 1904 Fielding & Platt 

22 F Hughes Braintree 1910 James Taylor 

23 S Selway Frinton 1955 Petter PAZ 1 Rickert Shaffer Armature winder 

24 D Firmin Sth Woodham Ferrers 1933 Lister D 1874 bean kibbler 

25 G Reed Rayleigh 1943 Witte 9hp water pump 

26 G Webb Gt Notley 1949 Wolseley WD8M woodturning lathe 

27 R Simpson Hockley Stewart steam plant 

28 J Sargent Hawkwell 1927 Petter ‘M’ Godwin E1 deep well pump 

29 C Sargent Hawkwell 1955 Wolseley WD8 Lister Domestic pump 

30 I Hazell Ipswich 1926 Stuart 600 dynamo 

31 R Willcocks Ongar c.1930 Bamford 

32 Simon Jennings Basildon 1933 Lister ‘D’ Drake & Fletcher Orchard Sprayer 

33 Mrs K Jennings Basildon 1949 Ruston Hornsby PT Bentall mill 

34 C Ding Harlow 1941 Lister ‘A’ 3.5hp Godwin water pump 

1945 Wolseley 1.5hp Lister water pump 

35 F Moule Southend-on-Sea 1933 Villiers WX11 Essex water pump 

36 A Cornwell Asheldham 1913 Bentall Bentall corn mill & bean kibbler 

37 M Redding Basildon 1943 Lister L 6.5hp Wrekin mill 

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No. Name Town Year Engine Driving 

38 K Redding Basildon 1928 John Deere ‘E’, 1.5hp Lister H1 pump 

39 Mark Redding Basildon 1945 Bradford E C Lister oat roller 

40 G Clifton Theydon Garnon 1943 Lister A Argosy pump 

41 C Turner Epping 1943 Lister A planer 

42 Wendy McCoy Basildon 1942 Ruston Hornsby PB pillar drill 

43 B Gradley Romford 1943 Lister D compressor 

44 J Ray Felthorpe 1920 Acada pump 

45 J Matthews Colchester 1943 Lister D Tachograph calibration unit 

46 G Howe Ardleigh 1948 Lister air compressor 

47 R Medynski Hullbridge c 1930 Hartop M Tyzack sawbench 

48 J Maynard Southend-on-Sea 1940 Ruston Hornsby 8PB 

1952 Lister D (rev. rotation) Air conpressor, Mamod steam engine 

49 B Steel Marks Tey 1940 Wolseley WD2 water pump 

50 D Smith High Easter Amanco Hired Man 2.5hp Lee Howl Compactum water pump 

51 I Game Colchester 1952 Lister D 

52 J Smith High Easter 1922 Wallace Glasgow Climax Wellhead pump 

53 Scott Jennings Shotgate 1927 Ruston Hornsby APR line shafting driving various machinery 

54 E Colman Corringham 1938 Lister milking parlour equipment 

55 G Hunt Gt. Torrington collection of vintage chain saws 

56 S Wingrove Wickford 50s-70s Merry Tiller rotavators 

57 T Thrussell Ware c 1920 Domestic Sturtevant forge blower 

58 T Woolener Boxted Lister D pillar drill 

59 D Meads Wickford 1931 Ruston Hornsby ZPR LaBour centrifugal pump 

60 T Meads Wickford 1950 Lister D Lister Domestic pump 

61 N Corder Rochford 1945 Bradford EC Lister mill 

62 A Champion Rainham 1933 Lister Junior 3.5hp Climax No. 1 water pump 

63 I Poskitt Great Shelford 1940 Lister D generator/electric water pump 

Southend Model Boat Club 

Southend Model Boat Club will again 

be hosting the model boating event at 

the show this year. Our display, both in 

the marquee and on the lake, will be 

supported by around 10 different clubs 

and associations from around the south 

east of England, most of who welcome 

new members. We will have on display 

several hundred model boats, including 

highly detailed naval vessels, fishing 

boats, tugs, Thames Sailing Barges, 

racing yachts and fast electric power 

boats. The models may be seen in action 

on the lake throughout the day. 

If you’re interested in getting started in the 

hobby of building and operating radio 

controlled model boats this is an ideal 

opportunity to find a local club and chat 

with a lot of active model builders, all 

of whom are very happy to share their 

knowledge and experience that can 

avoid you making expensive mistakes. 

Our own club has been established 

since 1948 and we meet regularly at 

Southchurch Park Lake, just off the 

Southend sea front near the Castle pub; 

for sat-nav users: SS1 2SX will take you to 

the gate. We also have bi-monthly social 

meetings at the Royal Naval Association 

Club in East Street Southend. You can 

contact us and find out more about our 

club through our website at: 

www.smpbc.co.uk, or better still come 

along and meet us for a chat. 

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General Information 

INFORMATION STAND 

Is situated adjacent to the bar 

THE EMERGENCY SERVICES 

Are onsite this weekend for all enquires. If required please contact the information stand or call 07551 397 796 

LOST CHILDREN 

May have a wrist band with a parents phone number, if not, please report all lost children to the Information Stand. 

SAFETY OFFICERS 

Please contact any staff member who will be wearing a blue Barleylands t-shirt, any Committee Member who should 

be wearing badge, or any Marshall wearing a yellow tabard and they will assist. 

PUBLIC TELEPHONE 

Please make enquiries at the Information Stand 

BABY CHANGING FACILITIES 

Are situated in the main toilet block at the entrance to the Craft Village, in the Craft Village toilets, in the Farm Park toilets 

and in the Guides marquee near the bar. 

DRINKING WATER 

Please only use taps clearly marked as drinking water 

EMERGENCIES AT NIGHT 

Please call security on 07551 397 796 

CASH MACHINE 

Is situated in the Craft Village. £1.20 per withdrawal. 

Acknowledgements 

We would like to thank the following organisations for their 

assistance and support over the weekend in the smooth 

running of this event. 

Essex Young Farmers – Operating the bar 

St John’s Ambulance – First Aid 

Marks Tey Radio – Loudspeaker System 

Thank you for supporting the 

30th Essex Country Show 

Southeast Essex Guides – Refreshments & baby 

changing facilities 

Billericay & Wickford District Scouts – Car parking, 

entrances & programme selling. 

BSW & Chelmer Marquees 

Special thanks to all our demonstrators, exhibitors, 

traders, craft workers, advertisers and marshalls. 

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Programme of Events 

Main Ring Events (Saturday and Sunday) 

11.00 Imperial Bird of Prey Academy 

11.30 Big Pete’s Monster Trucks 

12.15 Steam Engine Slow Race 

1.00 Grand Parade of Steam Engines & Model Steam Engines 

2.00 Modern Farming Year 

2.30 Royal British Legion Marching Band 

3.00 Steam Engine Slow Race 

3.30 Big Pete’s Monster Trucks 

4.00 Imperial Bird of Prey Academy 

Countryside Ring Events 

SATURDAY 

10.00 Classic Cars 

10.45 Tractors 

11.30 Lamb National 


12.30 Horses 

1.15 Commercials 

1.45 Motorcycles 


2.45 Mid Essex Newfoundlands 

3.15 The Vintage Farming Year 

4.00 Horses 

SUNDAY 

10.00 Classic Cars 

10.45 Tractors 



12.30 Horses 

1.15 Commercials 

1.45 Motorcycles 


2.45 Mid Essex Newfoundlands 

3.15 The Vintage Farming Year 

4.00 Horses – Prize Giving 

Commentator - Peter Webb 

A special thank you to Marks Tey Radio 

The above events are subject to alternation and any changes will be announced over the public address system. 

Both days (unless stated) 

Beekeeping Demonstrations at 11.00, 12.00, 1.00, 2.00, 3.00 & 4.00 

Model Boat Racing 

South Eastern Working Newfoundland Dogs 

Tractor Pulling 

In the lake at 12.30 & 3.30 (Saturday) 12.30 & 4.30 (Sunday) 

Rescue demonstrations in the lake at 11.00 & 3.00 (Sunday only) 

12.30 & 3.30 (Saturday) 11.00 & 2.30 (Sunday) 

The Sheer Sheep Experience Performing opposite the amusement area at 11.00, 12.30, 3.00 & 4.15 

Punch & Judy Performing by the lake at 10.30, 12.00, 1.30, 3.00 & 4.30 

Emergency Contact 07551 397 796

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