Scammell Collection

Scammell pump in Orange Street, London W1, WW2
Scammell 65-gallon pump in operation, supplying water to four hosepipes, at a fire in Orange Street, London W1, 21 September 1942

1928 Scammell petrol tanker for Shell. Creator: Unknown
1928 Scammell petrol tanker for Shell

Large load JLP01_08_093188A
Graythorp, Hartlepool. The bracing unit for a flotation tank being delivered by road to Graythorp. In the early 1970s Laing Pipelines Offshore constructed the Graythorp fabrication yard

Large Load being moved through the streets of Middlesbrough, Durham Street, Circa 1973

1928 Scammell tractor for Shell. Creator: Unknown
1928 Scammell tractor for Shell

1931 Scammell 8 ton Shell petrol tanker. Creator: Unknown
1931 Scammell 8 ton Shell petrol tanker

1926 Scammell petrol tanker for Shell. Creator: Unknown
1926 Scammell petrol tanker for Shell

Scammell 45 gallon water pump, WW2
A Scammell 45 gallon water pump in position on a trolley during the Second World War (17 September 1942)

Ws Morrison at firefighting demonstration, WW2
William Shepherd Morrison (later 1st Viscount Dunrossil, 1893-1961), Postmaster General and Chairman of the Fire Prevention Executive

Scammell pump in Orange Street, London W1, WW2
Scammell 65-gallon pump in operation, supplying water to four hosepipes, at a fire in Orange Street, London W1, 21 September 1942. Date: 1942

Scammell 45 gallon water pump, WW2
A Scammell 45 gallon water pump in position on a trolley during the Second World War (17 September 1942). Date: 1942

The death of American Colonel Alexander Scammell during the Siege of Yorktown during the American Revolution
SIEGE OF YORKTOWN, 1781. The death of American Colonel Alexander Scammell during the Siege of Yorktown during the American Revolution, autumn of 1781. Steel engraving, American, 1859

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"Scammell: A Legacy of Power and Reliability" Step back in time to the bustling streets of London during World War II, where the iconic Scammell pump in Orange Street, W1 stood tall as a symbol of resilience. Its sturdy construction and unwavering performance were crucial in ensuring the city's safety. In 1928, an extraordinary Scammell petrol tanker for Shell emerged on the scene, its creator unknown but its impact undeniable. This powerful machine transported fuel with precision and efficiency, becoming an integral part of Shell's operations. Another marvel from that era was the 1928 Scammell tractor for Shell - a true workhorse designed by an enigmatic genius. It effortlessly pulled heavy loads across vast distances, proving itself as a reliable companion to countless drivers. Fast forward to 1931 when yet another masterpiece took center stage - the mighty Scammell 8-ton Shell petrol tanker. With its robust design and unmatched capacity, it became synonymous with transporting precious fuel across challenging terrains. The year 1926 witnessed yet another triumph for Scammell - a remarkable petrol tanker also commissioned by Shell. Crafted by an anonymous mastermind, this vehicle exemplified innovation and durability while serving as a lifeline for countless communities. During WWII, amidst chaos and uncertainty, Scammell once again rose to prominence with their trusty water pumps. The resilient Scammell 45-gallon water pump played a vital role in firefighting efforts led by brave individuals like Ws Morrison who demonstrated unwavering courage on numerous occasions. But it wasn't just wartime where these giants shone; even years later in circa 1973 they continued to impress. Witness them maneuvering through Middlesbrough's Durham Street carrying colossal loads effortlessly – showcasing their enduring strength and adaptability throughout generations.