Five maker’s photographs of vehicles with unorthodox traction systems
- Made:
- circa 1930
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[B & w photos (5) of 6-wheel drive vehicles and vehicles with caterpillar tread] / Cecil H. Greville, Slough, [for] Four Wheel Drive Motors Ltd. [and] Four Wheel Drive Lorry Co. Ltd. [Comprise /1 6-wheel R6.T; /2-3 caterpillar tread vehicle; /4 rigid 6-wheel R6.8 (chassis); /5 caterpillar tread vehicle for Royal national Lifeboat Institution. /1-4 are stamped Four Wheel Drive Lorry Co. Ltd., /5 is stamped Four Wheel Drive Motors Ltd. Originally on inventory 1930-40]
These photographs were taken by Cecil H Greville for Four Wheel Drive Motors Ltd and the Four Wheel Drive Lorry Co Ltd. They depict vehicles with six-wheel drive and vehicles with caterpillar treads.
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- Category:
- Archive
- Object Number:
- 2004-255
- Measurements:
-
: 155 x 210 mm
- type:
- b & w photographs
- credit:
- Four Wheel Drive Motors Limited
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