Historic Street-Furniture and signs

A collection of "Street furniture" and old signs etc from around Tonbridge.
Drain and gulley covers made by Seale & Austen and Gray Brothers (makers of the ironwork on both town bridges).

* Awaiting comment *	Another blue & white enamel street name sign has been spotted in "the Slade" area of town.	Blue & white enamel street name sign ... Is it the only one left in Tonbridge ? ... It seems that it is isn't !	Gray Brothers had a foundry in the Avebury avenue area, they cast the iron sections of the two bridges in the High street.
Gray Brothers had a foundry in the Avebury avenue area, they cast the iron sections of the two bridges in the High street.	Gray Brothers had a foundry in the Avebury avenue area, they cast the iron sections of the two bridges in the High street.	J.Palmer- Signwriter, Grainer, Painter,Paperhanger & Decorator on a wall in St Stephens street next to Punch & Judy pub	Medway-coal-company sign on end of a building in Priory street
Nice "GR" Wall mounted Post Box	Not sure how old this is but hey	Old sign writing advertising Talbot cars on the side of a previous garage.	R.Hogben-Baker on side of Chinese Resturant behind station
Seale and Austen had a foundry in the Botany.	Seale and Austen had a foundry in the Botany.