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unknown World War I in Colour (2003)	lightninboy	Could be the same model: /vehicle_198160.html	2012-12-05 04:27
unknown World War I in Colour (2003)	lightninboy	Mack AC?	2012-12-04 18:27
Peugeot Armoured Car World War I in Colour (2003)	Pibwl	Might be called Peugeot AM (automitrailleuse - "MG-armed armoured car")	2011-12-03 17:24
AEC B-Type World War I in Colour (2003)	Sunbar	I agree with SteveA's earlier identification B-type with the earlier pre-roundal radiator reg. No LF****. Link to "www.ltmcollection.org" /vehicle_90470-AEC-B-Type.html	2011-09-06 18:17
1916 Clyno 5/6 HP World War I in Colour (2003)	rob	As Steve Ashton says, it's definitely a Clyno	2009-12-12 17:07
1916 Clyno 5/6 HP World War I in Colour (2003)	SteveAshton	It is most certainly a 5/6 HP Clyno V twin with Vickers machine gun sidecar. The picture is transposed as the sidecar should be on the left of the vehicle. Will be 1916/17 more likely.	2009-09-03 19:40
1916 Clyno 5/6 HP World War I in Colour (2003)	nzcarnerd	Yes this is definitely not a Triumph. There is certainly a good case for it being a Clyno from 1914-15. These were very highly regarded model.	2008-08-19 12:02
1917 Metropolitan Carriage and Waggon Mark IV male World War I in Colour (2003)	Alexander	Like for this one /vehicle_41926-Metropolitan-Carriage-and-Waggon-Mark-IV-1917.html new information shows that it is a Mark IV version.	2007-10-31 13:25
1917 Metropolitan Carriage and Waggon Mark IV female World War I in Colour (2003)	Alexander	New information I have learned shows that this is the earlier Mark IV version from 1917. The shape of the front observation slits are different to the Mark V, which you can see here: /vehicle_135715-Metropolitan-Carriage-and-Waggon-Mark-V-1918.html	2007-10-31 13:23
unknown World War I in Colour (2003)	Alexander	Ingo, this film is about WW1, not WW2.	2007-10-08 21:26
unknown World War I in Colour (2003)	Ingo	Which army has used this truck in the WWII? It's obviously much older. The shape of the fenders and the wheels (with airless full-rubber-tires) are typical for cars and trucks around the WW I As I have been told, the German Wehrmacht hasn't required such old transportation-material.	2007-10-08 21:01
1917 Dodge Brothers ½-Ton World War I in Colour (2003)	Ingo	When I was small, I had a toy-version of this T-model ambulance, made by "EFSI" Anyways, it's still existing, somewhere in a box in the cellar. I remember, that the wheels were too weak.	2007-10-08 20:57
1916 Clyno 5/6 HP World War I in Colour (2003)	Rob	I'm pretty certain it's a Clyno motorcycle - i've only ever seen, and heard of, Clyno motorcycles used for the Vickers machine gun sidecar, the two motorcycles are very similar though, and very nice! Also, the footage has been flipped around, obviously the sidecar should be on the other side	2007-10-08 20:57
1917 Dodge Brothers ½-Ton World War I in Colour (2003)	Rob	2491tj wrote vehicle is a Dodge on half ton chassis..1917-1919. I'm certain it's a 1917 onwards Ford Model T ambulance...	2007-10-08 20:55
1915 Leyland A Type 3-Ton 'Subsidy' World War I in Colour (2003)	Sunbar	"Subsidy" vehicles actually date from 1912 when the British government paid a subsidy to owners of vehicles that qualified. They would receive £50 on purchasing a vehicle and an annual subsidy for three years of £20. The vehicle was expected to be maintained in good order and would be available for purchase at 72 hours notice, in the event of war, at current market value plus 25%. Vehicles were arranged in two classes, 30cwt and 3 tons, and Leyland vehicles were the only ones which qualified in both classes,	2007-09-29 17:42
AEC B-Type World War I in Colour (2003)	2491tj	Daimler Motorbus,1914	2007-01-17 00:38
1915 Leyland A Type 3-Ton 'Subsidy' World War I in Colour (2003)	2491tj	Leyland Subsidy A Type,1915-1918	2007-01-17 00:34
1917 Dodge Brothers ½-Ton World War I in Colour (2003)	2491tj	vehicle is a Dodge on half ton chassis..1917-1919.	2007-01-17 00:29
1914 Renault Autoblindée World War I in Colour (2003)	2491tj	Renault Autoblindee, 1914..fully armoured,sloping front bonnet,wedged shaped open rear shield with machine gun.	2007-01-17 00:26
1915 Leyland A Type 3-Ton 'Subsidy' World War I in Colour (2003)	DIEHARD	I think this is also a Fiat 18 BL see /vehicle.php?id=69000 What do you think DatsunZ	2006-11-28 20:07
AEC B-Type World War I in Colour (2003)	sixcyl	Another suggestion : Dennis Double Decker 1912, though top of grill doesn't match with this one	2006-07-27 08:46
1916 Clyno 5/6 HP World War I in Colour (2003)	jplemoine	Alors c'est une Type H... (facile... mais par ces chaleurs, pas de regrets!)	2006-07-19 19:36
1916 Clyno 5/6 HP World War I in Colour (2003)	sixcyl	Bebert wrote C'est un casque anglais...ou canadien. ... la forme d'assiette à soupe caractéristique	2006-07-19 18:20
1916 Clyno 5/6 HP World War I in Colour (2003)	Bebert	C'est un casque anglais...ou canadien.	2006-07-19 18:13
1916 Clyno 5/6 HP World War I in Colour (2003)	jplemoine	Je me trompe ou c'est un casque anglais? Si c'est le cas (je précise: j'y connais RIEN en uniformes militaires!), la moto peut être une Truimph type H (1914-1923)	2006-07-19 18:00
Benz World War I in Colour (2003)	Raul1983	V-radiator so it's probably a German make. Benz ?	2006-07-17 21:59
1914 Renault 12CV Limousine [Type EF] World War I in Colour (2003)	sixcyl	The grey one is a 1914 Renault 12CV Type EF Limousine	2006-07-17 19:08
Renault unknown World War I in Colour (2003)	sixcyl	... sorry to correct you junkman, but it's not the Type AG1 aka "taxi de la Marne" as it might pretend in this movie. The AG1 was a much smaller vehicle. This vehicle, has the Radiator grill placed at 1/3 of the lenghth between "windscreen" and extremity of the bonnet , and two lateral windows ... If it is a Renault, what I'm not sure at 100% because of bonnet shape and headlights high position (see thumbnail) it could be a 1912 Type CD 18CV Coupé Labourdette , or 1914 Type DG/EF 12CV Coupé These old Renault are very difficult to recognize ...	2006-07-17 18:58
Ford Model T World War I in Colour (2003)	junkman	the Pick-Up is a Ford T and the sedan behind it as well.	2006-07-17 16:08
Renault unknown World War I in Colour (2003)	junkman	Renault AG1 Landaulet Taxi de la Marne	2006-07-17 16:07
1914 Renault 12CV Limousine [Type EF] World War I in Colour (2003)	junkman	Renault AG1 Landaulet Taxi de la Marne	2006-07-17 14:28
World War I in Colour (2003)	stronghold	All pics now added.!	2006-07-17 11:18
unknown World War I in Colour (2003)	stronghold		2006-07-17 11:15
1914 Renault 12CV Limousine [Type EF] World War I in Colour (2003)	stronghold	renault?	2006-07-17 11:12
Renault unknown World War I in Colour (2003)	stronghold		2006-07-17 11:11
1917 Metropolitan Carriage and Waggon Mark IV female World War I in Colour (2003)	antp	It is not a problem of size, no. Just that it makes rather long names. Well, I have set the length of make to 40, like the length of model.	2006-07-16 14:41
1917 Metropolitan Carriage and Waggon Mark IV female World War I in Colour (2003)	Alexander	antp wrote It is already long for make names I think (25 characters). ... Is it a real problem to make the field longer, i.e. does it need more space on the server? (It shouldn't, but some programmes do.) A shortend name could be confused with 'MCW' = 'Metro Cammell Weymann', which was formed in 1932 by Weymann Motor Bodies and Metro-Cammell's bus body-building division. 'Metro-Cammell' in long is the 'Metropolitan Cammell Carriage and Wagon' (MCCW) which was formed in 1929 after Vickers Ltd. and Cammell Laird and Co. merged their railway-building divisions. Vickers part was the Metropolitan Vickers Electrical Company, founded in 1919, after Vickers took over the British Westinghouse factories from US control. This was done with help from the Metropolitan Carriage, Wagon and Finance Company, which used this name since 1912. Here is a 'family tree' of MCW: http://metcam.co.uk.nstempintl.com/famtree.htm All these are not connected to the Metropolitan Carriage and Waggon Company, which was a company belonging to Sir William Tritton, the famous co-designer of the first British tanks. He was at the time manging director of William Foster & Co Ltd., an agricultural machinery company. Quite confusing, I agree, especially as quite a few 'Metropolitan Railway Carriage & Wagon Co. Ltd.' and 'Metropolitan Amalgamated Railway Carriage & Wagon Co. Ltd.', earlier names of the 'Metropolitan Carriage, Wagon and Finance Company', are wrongly being referred to as 'Metropolitan Carriage and Wagon'. antp wrote ... And for some previous long names (e.g. East-Germany and Russian plants) we already shortened names by using an acronym They were not shortend by us but by the companies themselves. -- Last edit: 2006-07-16 14:05:42	2006-07-16 14:02
Peugeot Armoured Car World War I in Colour (2003)	Alexander	stronghold wrote ..No problem.! Goodnight.! Done! Off to bed now!	2006-07-16 01:11
1917 Metropolitan Carriage and Waggon Mark IV male World War I in Colour (2003)	Alexander	As most reference pictures are almost as blurred as this one identification is tricky. I would say it is, like the other one (/vehicle_41926-Metropolitan-Carriage-and-Mark-V-1918.html), a Mark V build by the Metropolitan Carriage and Waggon Company. It is known that some were captured and used by the Imperial German forces.	2006-07-15 23:32
1917 Metropolitan Carriage and Waggon Mark IV male World War I in Colour (2003)	Bebert	Pour moi, c'est un "Mother" Mark I. Les insignes allemands semblent indiquer qu'il a été recyclé par eux à leur profit. C'était une chose presque courante, car les allemands avait beaucoup de retard dans l'élaboration de leur "Panzer". Le premier modèle n'est apparu qu'au printemps 1918, c'était le A7V.	2006-07-15 13:18
unknown World War I in Colour (2003)	stronghold		2006-07-15 12:45
Renault FT-17 World War I in Colour (2003)	stronghold		2006-07-15 12:40
1914 Renault Autoblindée World War I in Colour (2003)	Alexander	The armour looks similar to this one: /vehicle_41959-unknown.html but the base vehicle, a small truck, is a Renault. I have one reference showing a similar vehicle. I weight 3.6 tons and had a 40 hp engine. I don't know if it is possible to find information who made the armour.	2006-07-15 11:31
1917 Metropolitan Carriage and Waggon Mark IV female World War I in Colour (2003)	antp	It is already long for make names I think (25 characters). And for some previous long names (e.g. East-Germany and Russian plants) we already shortened names by using an acronym	2006-07-15 11:24
1917 Metropolitan Carriage and Waggon Mark IV female World War I in Colour (2003)	Alexander	antp wrote You can't make it shorter? e.g. Metropolitan C&W ... Well, I could, but would it be correct? Is it a problem to lengthen the field?	2006-07-15 11:13
1917 Schneider Char d'Assault CA1 World War I in Colour (2003)	Alexander	You are certainly right. I thought it did look funny. Probably my source's command of the French language is as limited as my own.	2006-07-15 11:11
1917 Metropolitan Carriage and Waggon Mark IV female World War I in Colour (2003)	antp	You can't make it shorter? e.g. Metropolitan C&W ...	2006-07-15 10:57
1917 Schneider Char d'Assault CA1 World War I in Colour (2003)	antp	Google suggests "d'Assault" rather than "d'Assult". In French the term "char d'assaut" exists, but "d'Assault" may be correct in this case as it is a name...	2006-07-15 10:55
1914 Renault Autoblindée World War I in Colour (2003)	stronghold		2006-07-15 10:13
World War I in Colour (2003)	sixcyl	Very interesting document. I live quite close to the area were they might had been shot	2006-07-15 08:35

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