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Two coaches from yesteryear parked outside the British Commercial Vehicle Museum at Leyland during the 2012 Leyland Transport Festival.

The coach nearest to the museum building (LOE 300) is a recently restored Leyland Royal Tiger with Duple Roadmaster coachwork, in the livery of Belle Vue Coaches.
Link (Archive Link ) shows a photograph of the bus during restoration work undergoing restoration.

Nearest to the camera (YT 3738) is a rare Leyland Lioness which was built in 1927 for HM King George V who used it as a shooting brake and also as transport for members of the royal staff. It was later sold to a coach company who converted it to a charabanc (which is how it is preserved today).