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Old 31-08-06, 17:33
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Default The National Motor Journal

Found in Bart Vanderveen's shadow collection
a lot of "The MOTOR" images & pictures.
To bad for me, no FOX.

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Old 04-09-06, 20:50
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Old 05-09-06, 00:24
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Dirk, thanks for the FAT photos.
Groet,
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Old 05-09-06, 14:39
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Default Ford ad

Note the text of the Ford ad where it says:

"Three armored tractors for hauling artillery are shown at the top."

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Old 05-09-06, 18:03
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Dirk, thanks for the FAT photos.
Groet,
Barry

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Hi Barry,

I like to show the old advertisments, hopefully
the other MLU guys too.

Mvg. Dirk

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Albert like also a Blue plus Coca Cola drinks !


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Old 06-09-06, 11:19
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Default HMH 241

Is HMH241 not an English built BREN carrier?
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Old 07-09-06, 03:31
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Default Bren Carrier

Hi there

Yes, it is the pattern vehicle supplied to Ford Canada by the British.

I believe the officer is Lt. Col. Warnicke of the Windsor Regiment (Tank)

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Old 07-09-06, 21:48
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Hi Dirk

Agreed old wartime adverts are totally absorbing, shown here two from the Daimler stable
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Old 07-09-06, 21:48
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