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Question about Dublin bus.

dakan · 2017-02-26 11:30:54

Hi Folks Would anyone know what time of ticket machines the CIE bus conductors used in Dublin around the late eighties, early nineties? I know it was made by Almex as I remember the coloured dials. But does anybody know if there was a particular model used? Here is an example; E-bay Thanks

26-02-2017 12:30pm

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dakan

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Hi Folks

Would anyone know what time of ticket machines the CIE bus conductors used in Dublin around the late eighties, early nineties? I know it was made by Almex as I remember the coloured dials. But does anybody know if there was a particular model used?

Here is an example; E-bay

Thanks

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#2 27-02-2017 10:40pm

tabbey

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dakan wrote: »

Hi Folks

Would anyone know what time of ticket machines the CIE bus conductors used in Dublin around the late eighties, early nineties? I know it was made by Almex as I remember the coloured dials. But does anybody know if there was a particular model used?

Here is an example; E-bay

Thanks

Almex machines were used in railway station booking offices in the 1970s. They may have been used by bus conductors, but I do not remember them.

For a long time, bus conductors had a very different type of machine, I have no idea who made it.

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#3 01-03-2017 2:04pm

Badly Drunk Boy

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You might get more of a response in the Bus Enthusiasts sub-forum.

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#4 04-03-2017 11:08pm

dakan

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Thanks, I'll try them.

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#5 06-03-2017 5:05pm

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https://twitter.com/dublinbusnews/status/494771658088271872

http://www.ticketmachinewebsite.com/apps/photos/photo?photoid=41334397

Possibly an Almex A type?

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