How dare the Riverside Museum in Glasgow push this fine speciman of a Glasgow-built bus against a wall! This bus should take center stage. Just move one of those dreadful coronation trams against the wall instead. Only joking
This Albion Venturer was built by Albion Motors Glasgow specifically for Glasgow Corporation Transport in 1949. It was withdrawn from service in 1963.
Chassis: Albion Venturer CX37S. 9.08-litre overhead valve (OHV) Albion diesel engine.
An Art Deco style sculpture of the burning bush on A. Gardiner's 1930s Saint David's Church in the Knightswood area of Glasgow. The lettering around the edge translates as 'And it was not consumed' and is the motto of the Church of Scotland. This is usually associated with a Saint Andrew's Cross, but here it's accompanied by four thistles instead.