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London Metropolitan Archives London Transport LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 LONDON TRANSPORT ACC/1297 Reference Description Dates AYLESBURY AND BUCKINGHAM RAILWAY Minutes ACC/1297/A&B/01/001 Director's Meetings and 1st Meetings of 1860 - 1869 Proprietors ACC/1297/A&B/01/002 Director's and Proprietor's Meetings also 1869 - 1877 Wotton Tramway Committee ACC/1297/A&B/01/003 Committees, Director's and Proprietor's 1877 - 1889 Meetings ACC/1297/A&B/01/004 Director's and Proprietor's Meetings 1889 - 1894 Contract plans and sections ACC/1297/A&B/03/001 Contract Plan and Sections: Aylesbury - Verney c.1860 Railway BAKER STREET AND WATERLOO RAILWAY Minutes ACC/1297/BKW/01/001 Board Meetings 1897 - 1902 ACC/1297/BKW/01/002 Board Meetings 1902 - 1907 ACC/1297/BKW/01/003 Index to minutes [1897 - 1907] ACC/1297/BKW/01/004 Board Meetings with index 1907 - 1910 ACC/1297/BKW/01/005 Committee Minutes 1898 - 1906 ACC/1297/BKW/01/006 Shareholders Meetings 1899 - 1910 Photographs BUS COMPANIES A1 BUS COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/01/001 Minutes of meetings of Board and Shareholders 1925 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/01/002 Ledger 1926 - 1928 ACME PULLMAN SERVICES (BUSES) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 LONDON TRANSPORT ACC/1297 Reference Description Dates ACC/1297/BUS/02/001 Minutes of Meetings of the Board and 1929 - 1934 Shareholders ACC/1297/BUS/02/002 Ledger 1929 - 1933 ACC/1297/BUS/02/003 Ledger 1931 - 1932 ACC/1297/BUS/02/004 Ledger 1932 ALBERTA OMNIBUS ACC/1297/BUS/03/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1925 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/03/002 Petty Cash Book 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/03/003 Journal 1925 - 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/03/004 Cash Book 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/03/005 Ledger 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/03/006 Cash Book and Journal 1926 - 1928 AMERSHAM AND DISTRICT MOTOR BUS AND HAULAGE COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/04/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1919 - 1934 ACC/1297/BUS/04/002 Minutes of Meetings of Board 1930 - 1933 ACC/1297/BUS/04/003 Cash Book 1931 - 1933 ACC/1297/BUS/04/004 Takings Book 1932 - 1933 ASSOCIATED OMNIBUS COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/05/001 Minutes of Meetings of the Board 1900 - 1904 ACC/1297/BUS/05/002 Minutes of Meetings of the Board 1904 - 1906 ACC/1297/BUS/05/003 Minutes of Meetings of the Board 1907 - 1910 ACC/1297/BUS/05/004 Minutes of Meetings of the Shareholders 1901 - 1919 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 LONDON TRANSPORT ACC/1297 Reference Description Dates ATLAS OMNIBUS COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/06/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1924 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/06/002 Private Ledger 1924 - 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/06/003 Cash Book 1924 - 1927 ACC/1297/BUS/06/004 Journal 1924 - 1927 ACC/1297/BUS/06/005 Ledger 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/06/006 Cash Book 1924 - 1926 C W BATTEN AND COMPANY LIMITED (BUSES) ACC/1297/BUS/07/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1925 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/07/002 Ledger 1926 - 1927 ACC/1297/BUS/07/003 Ledger 1925 - 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/07/004 Journal 1925 - 1927 ACC/1297/BUS/07/005 Cash Book 1925 - 1927 BRACKLIN AND VANDY LIMITED (BUSES) ACC/1297/BUS/08/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1925 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/08/002 Cash Book, Ledger, Journal 1924 - 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/08/003 Journal 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/08/004 Takings Book 1924 - 1926 BRITANNIA TRACTION COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/09/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/09/002 Ledger 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/09/003 Cash Book 1926 - 1927 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 LONDON TRANSPORT ACC/1297 Reference Description Dates ACC/1297/BUS/09/004 Journal 1926 - 1928 BRIXTON MOTOR OMNIBUS COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/10/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1925 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/10/002 Ledger 1927 - 1928 BUCKS EXPRESSES (BUSES) ACC/1297/BUS/11/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1929 - 1934 ACC/1297/BUS/11/002 Ledger 1930 - 1933 CAMBRIAN COACHING AND GOODS TRANSPORT LIMITED ACC/1297/BUS/12/001 Minutes of Meeting of Board and Shareholders 1921 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/12/002 Ledger 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/12/003 Private Ledger 1925 - 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/12/004 Ledger 1922 - 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/12/005 Ledger 1922 - 1925 ACC/1297/BUS/12/006 Cash Book 1925 ACC/1297/BUS/12/007 Ledger 1925 - 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/12/008 Cash Book 1923 - 1925 ACC/1297/BUS/12/009 Ledger 1922 - 1925 CAMBRIAN LANDRAY COACHING LIMITED ACC/1297/BUS/13/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1922 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/13/002 General Ledger 1924 - 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/13/003 Ledger 1922 - 1927 ACC/1297/BUS/13/004 Ledger 1927 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 LONDON TRANSPORT ACC/1297 Reference Description Dates ACC/1297/BUS/13/005 Journal 1922 - 1927 ACC/1297/BUS/13/006 Ledger 1922 ACC/1297/BUS/13/007 Ledger 1922 - 1927 CELTIC OMNIBUS COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/14/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/14/002 Cash Book and Journal 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/14/003 Ledger 1926 - 1928 CENTRAL OMNIBUS COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/15/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1923 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/15/002 Petty Cash Book 1923 - 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/15/003 Ledger 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/15/004 Cash Book 1923 - 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/15/005 Ledger 1923 - 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/15/006 Petty Cash Book 1923 - 1926 CHESHAM AND DISTRICT BUS COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/16/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1930 - 1933 ACC/1297/BUS/16/002 Cash Book and Journal 1932 - 1933 COSGROVE OMNIBUS COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/17/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1925 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/17/002 Wages Book 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/17/003 Cash Book 1926 - 1927 ACC/1297/BUS/17/004 Ledger 1926 - 1927 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 LONDON TRANSPORT ACC/1297 Reference Description Dates ACC/1297/BUS/17/005 Ledger 1926 - 1927 ACC/1297/BUS/17/006 Journal 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/17/007 Journal 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/17/008 Ledger 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/17/009 Weekly Trading Statement 1926 CRITERION OMNIBUS COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/18/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/18/002 Ledger 1926 - 1928 DANGERFIELD LIMITED (BUSES) ACC/1297/BUS/19/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1923 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/19/002 Journal 1927 - 1928 DIRECT OMNIBUS COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/20/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/20/002 Ledger 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/20/003 Cash Book and Journal 1926 - 1928 DISTRICT OMNIBUS COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/21/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholder 1927 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/21/002 Cash Book and Journal 1927 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/21/003 Ledger 1927 - 1928 DOMINION OMNIBUS COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/22/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/22/002 Ledger 1926 - 1928 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 LONDON TRANSPORT ACC/1297 Reference Description Dates ACC/1297/BUS/22/003 Cash Book and Ledger 1926 - 1928 EAST HAM OMNIBUS COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/23/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1924 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/23/002 Ledger 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/23/003 Cash Book 1924 - 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/23/004 Ledger 1924 - 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/23/005 Cash Book 1924 - 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/23/006 Cash Book 1924 - 1928 EMPRESS OMNIBUS COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/24/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1923 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/24/002 Cash Book and Journal 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/24/003 Sales Ledger 1924 - 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/24/004 Ledger 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/24/005 Bought Ledger 1923 - 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/24/006 Ledger 1924 - 1926 FLEET OMNIBUS COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/25/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1923 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/25/002 Cash Book 1925 - 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/25/003 Petty Cash Book 1923 - 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/25/004 Ledger 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/25/005 Cash Book and Journal 1926 - 1928 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 8 LONDON TRANSPORT ACC/1297 Reference Description Dates ACC/1297/BUS/25/006 Ledger 1923 - 1926 FLORENCE OMNIBUS COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/26/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1926 - 1928 GEARLESS MOTOR OMNIBUS COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/27/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Committees 1906 - 1922 ACC/1297/BUS/27/002 Minutes of Meetings of Shareholders 1906 - 1922 ACC/1297/BUS/27/003 Cash Book 1906 - 1922 ACC/1297/BUS/27/004 General Ledger 1906 - 1922 ACC/1297/BUS/27/005 Journal 1906 - 1922 GRAFTON OMNIBUS COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/28/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/28/002 Cash Book and Journal 1926 - 1928 GRANGEWOOD OMNIBUS COMPANY ACC/1297/BUS/29/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1925 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/29/002 Ledger 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/29/003 Journal 1926 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/29/004 Cash Book 1926 - 1927 GREEN LINE COACHES LIMITED ACC/1297/BUS/30/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1930 - 1934 ACC/1297/BUS/30/002 Ledger No 1 1930 ACC/1297/BUS/30/003 Journal No 1 1930 - 1931 ACC/1297/BUS/30/004 Journal No 2 1931 - 1933 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 9 LONDON TRANSPORT ACC/1297 Reference Description Dates HAYWOOD AND NOWELL LIMITED (BUSES) ACC/1297/BUS/31/001 Minutes of Meetings of Board and Shareholders 1925 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/31/002 Journal 1925 - 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/31/003 Journal 1927 - 1928 ACC/1297/BUS/31/004 Ledger 1925 - 1927 ACC/1297/BUS/31/005 Day Book 1923 - 1925 ACC/1297/BUS/31/006 Sales Ledger 1925 - 1927 ACC/1297/BUS/31/007 Journal 1926 - 1927 ACC/1297/BUS/31/008 Ledger 1923 - 1925 ACC/1297/BUS/31/009 Cash Book 1923 - 1925 ACC/1297/BUS/31/010 Stores Ledger 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/31/011 Sales Journal 1926 - 1927 ACC/1297/BUS/31/012 Journal 1926 ACC/1297/BUS/31/013 Journal 1923 - 1925 ACC/1297/BUS/31/014
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