K14

Straighten Her Out – Nine Below Zero

I Can Make You A Man – Rocky Horror Picture Show Soundtrack

Might Just Take Your Life – Deep Purple

Hanging On The Telephone – Blondie

I Heard It Through the Grapevine – Marvin Gaye

From B.R. 7006 - "Portable Fire Extinguishers On Trains" dated September 1961:

Pete S.

White Wall – The Bob Seger System

One More Red Nightmare - King Crimson

Dark Side Of The Moog – Colosseum II

Living For The City – Stevie Wonder

12 hours ago, MikeOxon said:

That sound like something on which @K14 might be able to comment. Could the difference be due to the underlying paint colour?

Guilty as charged. I lined out one side of each of 933 & 1941 & used the mortal remains of BG Third 250 as a reference. The lines on 250's cream panels are rather less than 100% clear, but I interpreted them as being more Indian Red than Windsor Brown (the numbers are definitely gilt with an Indian Red shadow).

The shade I used was mixed by eye using A.S.Handover's flat Red toned down with black.

Pete.

All Blues - Miles Davis

When I Say Stop, Continue – King Crimson

Get a Haircut – George Thorogood

Why Didn't Rosemary – Deep Purple

She's A Windup - Dr. Feelgood

Nothin’ Shakin’ - Eddie Fontaine

You Can't Judge A Book By Its Cover – Bo Diddley

…Maybe I'll Lend You Mine After All – Brand X

How D'you Ride – Slade

(Somebody Else Been) Shaking Your Tree – ZZ Top

Blame it on the Stones – Kris Kristofferson

Iron Horse/Born To Lose - Motörhead

Like Crying Like Dying – Fleetwood Mac

I Feel The Earth Move – Carole King