OneGuyFromBarlick

Looks military and Great War..... Was it for collecting bodies from the field?

Getting close Stanley, certainly military. Here's another photo to help.

Armoured troop transport?

That sounds feasible and the slots are for rifle to be used in defence.

Troops, supplies and artillery but which war and what pulled it?

Boer war? Steam engine?

That's the one Kev. The 'Seige Train' built by Fowler & Co. of Hunslet, Leeds in 1900 for the Boer War.

https://tanks-encyclopedia.com/pre-ww1- ... 88tX6kao0g

That was a good one Wendy. I've only just seen it but wouldn't have known what it was from the original image. I think the `siege train' in your photo might have prompted the author E.V. Thompson to write his `Brother in War' novel in the Retallick Saga. Retallick It was based on WW1 rather than the Boer War but had Cornish steam engines crossing South Africa to deliver gunboats to fight the Germans.

What is it and where would you find one?

Looks like a London taxi driver's cafe.

There were also cafes looking a bit like that for bargemen and canal workers.

You got it straight away, a London Cab driver's refuge. I did that pic in the 1970s .
Next one?

I believe they was 1st introduced back when horses pulled taxis.

What's going on here?

Please let them be "sagger makers' bottom knockers"

Tripps wrote: ↑10 Jan 2024, 15:27 Please let them be "sagger makers' bottom knockers"

Looks like a foundry, no idea what they're casting though.

Kev is right, green sand moulding in a 19th century foundry.
Next one?

What are you looking at?

Is it cheese

Sorry Tom, no.

Clay flue tiles?

Are they anything to do with a casting process?

Sorry no, you are both wrong. Clue, this one is aimed particularly at Tripps!

Sample plugs from borehole drilling?