English Fireworks Photo Page 2

FIREWORKS IN ENGLAND 2 By Larry Crump

My good friend John F. Bennett, Editor/Publisher of "Fireworks" Magazine in Bexhill-on-Sea, England with large display cakes available in England. Besides producing "Fireworks", John also fires displays, collects firework dummies and enjoys an annual back yard fireworks party. Our trips to England have been wonderful largely because of great help from John and his family.

A large Chinese fountain called "Morning Sun", available in England.

A large Standard Fireworks assortment pack containing fountains, rockets, Roman candles, Roman candle batteries, a wheel and a mine. I had the pleasure of firing all of this pack.

Standard Fireworks' Turbo-Jet wheel is approximately 12 inches (300 mm) in diameter. It has six drivers and 2 color pots.

Standard's Rev Scream whistling wheel is approximately 13 inches (325 mm) long.

Royalty in England is honored with a firework by Standard Fireworks called "Prince Of Wales Feathers fountain".

This post board in Rye, England lists upcoming Guy Fawkes bonfire night activities as well as signifying the store ahead sells Standard Fireworks.

One of the better honors of my life has been to meet Reverend Ronald Lancaster, MBE, and visit his Kimbolton Fireworks factory twice. I took this photo of Ron with some rockets used in rocket flights in their displays. This size rocket is available for consumer purchase also. Rev. Lancaster is the author of a world-recognized book about fireworks making.

Another display case of consumer fireworks for sale, found in Adams of Rye Ltd., as are the two photos below.

Several sizes of shell-head rockets ready for sale to delight some lucky English residents.

Various sizes of fireworks assortment packs grace this display case. Candy stores and news agents seem to be popular fireworks retailers. I also bought fireworks in a garden center.

	My good friend John F. Bennett, Editor/Publisher of "Fireworks" Magazine in Bexhill-on-Sea, England with large display cakes available in England. Besides producing "Fireworks", John also fires displays, collects firework dummies and enjoys an annual back yard fireworks party. Our trips to England have been wonderful largely because of great help from John and his family.
	A large Chinese fountain called "Morning Sun", available in England.
	A large Standard Fireworks assortment pack containing fountains, rockets, Roman candles, Roman candle batteries, a wheel and a mine. I had the pleasure of firing all of this pack.
	Standard Fireworks' Turbo-Jet wheel is approximately 12 inches (300 mm) in diameter. It has six drivers and 2 color pots.
	Standard's Rev Scream whistling wheel is approximately 13 inches (325 mm) long.
	Royalty in England is honored with a firework by Standard Fireworks called "Prince Of Wales Feathers fountain".
	This post board in Rye, England lists upcoming Guy Fawkes bonfire night activities as well as signifying the store ahead sells Standard Fireworks.
	One of the better honors of my life has been to meet Reverend Ronald Lancaster, MBE, and visit his Kimbolton Fireworks factory twice. I took this photo of Ron with some rockets used in rocket flights in their displays. This size rocket is available for consumer purchase also. Rev. Lancaster is the author of a world-recognized book about fireworks making.
	Another display case of consumer fireworks for sale, found in Adams of Rye Ltd., as are the two photos below.
	Several sizes of shell-head rockets ready for sale to delight some lucky English residents.
	Various sizes of fireworks assortment packs grace this display case. Candy stores and news agents seem to be popular fireworks retailers. I also bought fireworks in a garden center.