Lone Star Open Day 2007 at Whitewebbs Museum

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Geoff Ambridge (seated) selling "Bumper" books.	Rosemary Basden (3rd from left) explaining her exhibits to visitors.	Philip Goater with a "Treble-O-Lectric" layout.
Jeremy O'Keefe demonstrating one of Malcolm Brunger's "OOO" gauge train layouts.	Malcolm Brunger, "OOO" gauge railway Supremo.
		Roger Cox (Trading in 'Lone Star' model trains).
	Roger Traveller, collector of Die-cast cap guns
Clive Gehle, collector and trader of L.S. items.
(Left to right) Phil Goater; Donald Troost; and Clive Gehle (Co-organiser of Lone Star Exhibition).
Ian Dorrell, collector of 'Lone Star' items, especially of D.C.M.T.'s earliest post-WW2 products.

Lone Star Open Day 2006 at Whitewebbs Museum

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Left to right. n/k; Cyril Palmer (ex-L.S. employee); Jeremy, assistant to Malcolm Brunger.	Extreme left - Roger Cox, trader (wearing hat); the others n/k	(Left) Malcolm Brunger, a Treble-'O'-Gauge railway exhibitor; other n/k
Centre - (wearing white shirt) Roger Traveller; L.S. gun exhibitor/collector; the others n/k	Courtesy of Ian Dorrell	Courtesy of Ian Dorrell
Courtesy of Ian Dorrell	Selection of L.S. die-cast pistols Courtesy of Ian Dorrell	Courtesy of Ian Dorrell
"Space Ace" Space 'Phone, produced throughout 1957-67 Courtesy of Ian Dorrell	(Upper) Spud Water Gun, produced 1957-74 (Lower) Detective Spudmatic Pistol, fires potato pellets, caps, water or corks. Obtainable 1964-88. Courtesy of Ian Dorrell	'Play 'n Save' Bagatelle Game -  produced in 1971 Courtesy of Ian Dorrell
'Aqua Jet Rockets' (4 separate sets) ranging from 35-60 metre Lift-off; produced 1986-87 Courtesy of Ian Dorrell	Courtesy of Ian Dorrell	Walther P.38 Automatic Pistol, produced 1965-72, also 1974-84 Courtesy of Ian Dorrell
Post-card picturing Roy Green (c.1953) 'in uniform' as "Steve Larrabee", the Lone Star Rider Courtesy of Ian Dorrell	(Left) Donald Troost, compiler/producer of Guide Book on Lone Star's 'Treble-O' Gauge railways; Mrs. Rosemary Basden - former L.S. (Hatfield) secretary to C.E.O.	Die-cast pendant brooch of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, 1981. Courtesy of Rosemary Basden
Roy Green (former stage name: "Steve Larrabee") with Hitchcock's "The Birds" ex-film star, Tippi Hedren, in Los Angeles (c. 2004)	Extreme left - Roger Cox, trader (wearing hat); the others n/k	Left to right - Martin Doubleday (OOO-gauge train exhibitor); Ex-L.S. employees - Dave Keep and Cyril Palmer, respectively; extreme right - n/k
'Treble-O' Gauge railway layout Malcolm Brunger	Left to right: exibitors/traders: Malcolm Brunger; Jeremy; Eric Large; n/k; Rosemary Basden; Roger Cox; Clive Gehle; Martin Doubleday; Roger Traveller; Ian Dorrell; and Eddie Kilmurry	Same assembly as last photo but with  Beverly Ambridge (grand-daughter of L.S. co-founder, Sidney Ambridge) 6th from left

Lone Star Open Day 2005 at Whitewebbs Museum

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Geoff Ambridge's Collection	Ian Dorrell's Collection - 1	Ian Dorrell's Collection - 2
Ian Dorrell's Collection - 3	Ian Dorrell's Collection - 4	Ian Dorrell's Collection - 5
Ian Dorrell's Collection - 6	Ian Dorrell's Collection - 7	Martin Doubleday's Collection - 1
Martin Doubleday's Collection - 2	Roger Cox's Collection - 1	Roger Cox's Collection - 2
Eddie Kilmurry's Collection	Roger Traveller's Collection - 1	Roger Traveller's Collection - 2
Roger Traveller's Collection - 3	Roger Traveller's Collection - 4	Clive Gehle's Collection - 1
Clive Gehle's Collection - 2	Clive Gehle's Collection - 3	Clive Gehle's Collection - 4
Clive Gehle's Collection - 5	Clive Gehle's Collection - 6	'Luger' and 'Special Agent' Pistols 1962 - Presentation Set Courtesy of Dennis Voller

Lone Star Open Day 2004 at Mill Green Museum Click on any image to enlarge THE "ELECTROMAGNET" CRANE, c. 1950 (Slikka/DCMT), courtesy of Ian Dorrell THE "PAPERMATIC" PISTOL, c. 1949 (DCMT), courtesy of Ian Dorrell THE "TRICKY TRACTOR" c. 1948 (DCMT), courtesy of Ian Dorrell LONE STAR "TREBLE-O-LECTRIC" RAILWAY SET, courtesy of Greg ? 3-DIMENSIONAL "SPACE VIEWER" Post-1951, courtesy of Ian Dorrell THE THREE WISE MONKEYS Ornament, c. 1948, courtesy of Mrs. J. Grimshaw THE THREE WISE MONKEYS (Rear view of exhibit) "HARRY HAYSEED" 'O'-GAUGE TRACK MAINTENANCE TROLLEY c. 1949, courtesy of Ian Dorrell Marquee No.2 TWO-MAN MIDGET SUBMARINE From 1958, courtesy of John Begg Beverley Ambridge, a grand-daughter of a co-founder Director of 'Lone Star' with Roger Cox Carton of "CAPTAIN CUTLASS" Pistol From 1950, courtesy of Roger Cox Roger Cox's "CAPTAIN CUTLASS" Pistol Geoff Ambridge with Mill Green Museum's Curator, Caroline Rawle M.A. Ex-staff of LONE STAR, Hatfield factory. (Left) Ken Lewis, former Toolmaker, and Jonathan Thorpe, former Works Manager Marquee No. 1 (Extreme left) Clive Gehle; (5th from left) Reginald Coleman - a local Historian; (2nd from right) Roger Traveller Marquee No. 1 (Left) Nigel Hancock; Rosemary Basden; and Roger Traveller (Extreme left) Nigel Hancock (2nd from left) Roger Traveller Clive Gehle and his Lone Star collection Part 1. of Roger Traveller's collection Part 2. of Roger Traveller's collection Nigel Hancock's diecast gun collection Part 3. of Roger Traveller's collection Part 4. of Roger Traveller's collection Part 5. of Roger Traveller's collection Marquee No. 3 Ian Dorrell's collection Marquee No. 4 Eric Large's "Treble-O-Lectric" railway layout with Jonathan Thorpe (Left) and Philip Goater looking on. Marquee No.4 Malcolm Brunger and his "Treble-O-Lectric" train layout. Marquee No. 3 (4th from left) Caroline Rawle; (5th from left) Ian Dorrell; (7th from left) Roger Cox; (8th from left) Colin Bull - with plastic carrier bag. "LONE STAR" COMICS Volume 2, Issue numbers (8.) and (9.) courtesy of Clive Gehle "LONE STAR" ANNUAL (c. 1957) 4th year of issue, courtesy of Clive Gehle Lone Star Open Day 2003 at Mill Green Museum Click on any image to enlarge Harvey Series Stan Perrin - Former Lone Star MD (left) Ian Dorrell and collection Malcolm Brunger Martin Doubleday - railway layout Martin Doubleday - Treble-0-Lectric Mill Green 1st floor exhibition room - 2 Mill Green 1st floor exhibition room -1 Chris Winnard and Rosemary Basden Selection of Harvey Series plastic figures 1 Mill Green 1st floor exhibition room - 3 Selection of Harvey Series plastic figures 2 Lone Star Open Day 2002 at Mill Green Museum Click on any image to enlarge    Geoff Ambridge with Caroline Rawle,      the Museum Curator    Chris Freeman, who collects anything     Lone Star    Clive Gehle's magazine and catalogue     collection Clive Gehle Eric Large's display Eric Large from the Train Collectors Society Geoff Ambridge, Compiler of "The Book" Geoff, signing and selling copies of his book Tea and books Ian Dorrell's collection of "anything Lone Star" Malcolm Brunger of the Train Collectors Society Martin Doubleday exhibiting as Phil Goater and Steve Mardling look on Martin Doubleday's display Mill Green Museum Patrick Simmonds brought along this rare Lone Star Club badge An overwhelming number of enthusiasts viewed the exhibits In the foreground - former Lone Star staff: Rosemary Basden talking to George Todd ex-Toolmaker (extreme right) Enthusiasts keen to buy a copy of the book