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| Allen Shirk and family, Pandit Swarup family, and David Cook, ready to leave for Landour on the carry-all. |
| Top left: picnic with Mr. and Mrs. M. Ashbury and Mr. Sullivan near Lahore. Upper right: car on the way to Srinagar. Harinxma (l) and Jenny Visser-Hooft (r) and Patiala. Bottom left: car on the way to Srinagar. Harinxma (l) and Jenny Visser-Hooft (r) and Patiala. Bottom right: the car near Srinagar. Harinxma and Patiala Annotation: The dog Patiala a Tibetan Mastiff was given in 1925 as a gift to Jenny Fisher-Hooft by the Maharaja of Patiala Date: 1 January 1925 Location: India |
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Originally Posted by harit
(Post 3243862)
Below are two postcards, Gateway with the Bombay Lea-Francis caught, this was a Nepean Sea Road car killed in Thane, Peddar Road and last remains lying in Indore. |
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Originally Posted by karlosdeville
(Post 5037147)
We finally get a proper look at the Lea Francis car, in the movie 'Chhoti Chhoti Baatein'. The car has since been scrapped. Attachment 2140779 |
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Originally Posted by travancore
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Karl, you have watched more movies in two weeks than I have in a lifetime. Thanks for bringing to light so many exotics though! |
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Originally Posted by KartikeyaL
(Post 5038873)
A gorgeous 1934 Oldsmobile from Madras, looks like a doctors car, if you look closely you can spot the red cross on the windshield. |
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Originally Posted by karlosdeville
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That isn't a red cross, but a tax disc |
| Charles Henry Evans about to go out for the morning. 1st Battalion, King’s Own, Madras, late 1930's. |
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