An interesting look at the evolution of Nokia's QWERTY devices.
The following products are missing: Nokia 9110, Nokia 9210, Nokia 9300i, Nokia E61i and Nokia E70. If anyone has any of the these devices and wants to donate them or sell them for a nominal amount please drop me a line.
The other device that is missing is the E90 - I have one of those but it was not available for the photo.
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I have not been able to find out much information about "The Heavy Transport Company" on the web. It seems it was a huge haulage business in and around St Austell transporting thousands of tons of powdered china clay within a 40 mile radius. Most of the clay was carried in bulk and loaded directly onto ships at Par Harbour.
I can find no record of the company but the name lives on in and around St Austell e.g. the Heavy Transport Social Club.
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Thanks to Katie Corcoran I now know who these people are.
Hello to anyone in Inchigeela who is looking at these pictures - my grandmother in Brigit Higgs (nee Corkery) who was born in Inchigeela which is how I have come by these pictures. PLEASE PLEASE ADD COMMENTS TO THESE PICTURES IF YOU KNOW ANYONE OR HAVE A STORY TO TELL. ALSO FEEL FREE TO SHARE THEM WITH OTHER PEOPLE IN INCHIGEELA.
Note from Katie Cocoran:
My grandfather was Eugene Corcoran and you have some excellent photos of him and my grandmother. My parents - Janie and Annie Corcoran still live in Inchigeela.
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