This is the name plate of a rusty old roller found in the field Polmanter in St Ives, Cornwall.

Bizarrely, it appears that these are still available new from Mortimer, although according to Wikipedia the original company Sothert & Pitt went bust in 1989.

Camera: Samsung SGH-D600 phone.

(c) Copyright 2011 Matthew James Bennion

Can't remember where I found this.  It was in a ranger's yard somewhere in Hampshire, UK.

Camera: Ricoh KR10M.

(c) Copyright 1997 Matthew James Bennion.

This is some rusty pipework I found somewhere up on the hills in Yorkshire, I think it was Ilkley Moor.
I have no idea what they are, possibly they're to do with some underwater reservoir or water pipe, but there's nothing else near them to provide clues.

The picture quality isn't great as it was starting to get dark.

Taken on a Samsung GT-I9003 phone.
(c) Copyright 2011 Matthew James Bennion

Rusty dog at Blaise Castle in Bristol.

This fence keeps people out of the old Birnbeck pier at Weston-super-Mare (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birnbeck_Island).  So while the whole pier is wonderfully rusty, this is as close as I can get.

Taken on a Samsung GT-S5230 phone.
(c) Copyright 2011 Matthew James Bennion

As with most rusty old things, I have no idea what this could be.  Even more puzzling, I found it at the Alton Towers theme park, I think it was in the queue for the log flume.  Maybe it is part of an antique fairground ride.

Taken on a Samsung GT-S5230 phone.

(c) Copyright 2011 Matthew James Bennion

Some fantastic rusty old mining machinery at  Big Pit in South Wales.  These worked hard for many years down a real working coal mine, but now that mining in South Wales is not really economically viable, they now lie resting in the sunshine in the beautiful Welsh countryside.

Pay a visit if you're ever in the area, the ex-miners love sharing their former life with visitors, and it's free.

Taken on a Nokia 6700s phone.

(c) Copyright 2011 Matthew James Bennion