Traffic Officer Herbert MacIntosh prepares to mount his bicycle: Picturing Canterbury

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Traffic Officer Herbert MacIntosh prepares to mount his bicycle (1895). Standish & Preece.
In 1895 there were no cars and motor-cycles for traffic officers. He is shown surrounded by his brothers and sisters.

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Traffic Officer Herbert MacIntosh Prepares To Mount His Bicycle

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