I see from the events list that Aston Manor Road Transport Museum in Aldridge have a collectors fair taking place this Sunday (24th November 2019) from 10:00am until 4:00pm, and should be just the thing for auto buffs, transport enthusiasts and petrol heads of all types.

There are stalls booked with books, pictures, memorabilia, collectorama and all sorts of transport stuff available, so there will be something for everyone, and takes place at the museum located at Shenstone Drive, Aldridge WS9 8TP- just off Northgate. Calll 01922 454761.

The Museum posted the following on their Facebook page:

This Sunday’s fair is just the thing for transport buffs and modellers of all kinds. Image from the Museum Facebook page.

Our largest Collectors’ Fair of the year – lots of stalls selling transport collectables – models, pictures, memorabilia.

Admission £3 adult, £2 child, £9 family,

More details of the traders at the Transport Collectors’ Fair next Sunday: Some of the well known names that will be attending include Bus & Coach Preservation, Ian Johnson, with his farewell event, DAVideo, Geoff Price, Graham Lunn and Julian Bowden.

If you’re interested in buses and coaches, and other transport, you’re sure to find something to interest you. And, of course, we’ll be selling all sorts of bits and pieces too, from a stall and in our shop.

Feeder buses from Walsall from 10.20, then half hourly until 16.20. If you’re coming by car, car parking will be very limited near the Museum, but a dedicated Park and Ride service from the Community Centre cap park is planned.

There’s a free half-hourly bus service to get you there from Hatherton Road in Walsall starting at 10:20am. Check the event Facebook page for timetables of services and the latest news.

While you’re there, you can check out all the great stuff in the collection, and talk to the volunteers, who’re doing a fine job.

This is sure to be a great event – please do pop along. The collection needs the support of the public to survive, and it really is a wonderful thing.

Why not check out the museum website or their Facebook group?

There will be something for everyone. Image from the museum Facebook page.