The A2 type trams were again converted from B type'toast rack'trams and also entered service on the Port Adelaide tram system in 1917, although the conversion work was this time undertaken in house by the MTT at Hackney Workshops.
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In 1892, the two remaining converted horse buses were scrapped, one of the toast rack cars was renumbered and a further two double-deckers were obtained from G . F . Milnes being similar in design to those purchased the previous year.
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Items like grape scissors, tongs for individual spears of asparagus, knife rests, sugar tongs, toast racks and nutcrackers-- not to mention spoons, forks, knives and candlesticks-- were intrinsic to elaborate Victorian social rituals, in which improper use of flatware was certain disgrace.
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Houses on the Wandsworth ( SW18 ) side are in what is known as the'Toast Rack'and are large Victorian semis and detached homes, some with blue plaques denoting notable residents who previously lived there, including the British prime minister David Lloyd George.
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A designer renowned for his innovative take on the toast rack was Christopher Dresser ( 1834 1904 ), who studied at the Glasgow Government School of Design from the age of 13 and is widely thought of as the'father of modern design '.
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A set of Lillywhites Cricketer's Companions from 1866-1885 went for 1, 150 pounds ( dlrs 1, 840 ) while a toast rack with the divisions modeled as cricket bats with stumps and bails at the ends sold for 483 pounds ( dlrs 772 ).
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Historical Design is selling 67 Dresser metalwork creations, from sweetmeat baskets to andirons, toast racks to tea sets, and they range from $ 3, 750 for a silver letter rack to $ 125, 000 for a 16-inch-tall claret jug in sterling silver, glass and ebony.
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These were the only trams built new for the Port Adelaide system, the other trams in the fleet allocated to Port Adelaide being either transferred from the main system or converted from the B type toast rack trams ( into A1 and A2 types ).
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An affluent block of streets in Wandsworth, South West London ( SW18 ), is commonly referred to as " The Toast Rack " by local estate agents and residents, owing to its appearance on street plans which seems to resemble the shape of a toast rack.
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An affluent block of streets in Wandsworth, South West London ( SW18 ), is commonly referred to as " The Toast Rack " by local estate agents and residents, owing to its appearance on street plans which seems to resemble the shape of a toast rack.
