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Mystery Monday: an Edwardian car
Chris Capes-Baldwin sent in this fantastic Monday mystery. The photo was taken in Belfast, Northern Ireland, probably in 1914. The man at the wheel is Walter Macklin. After the Great War Macklin went on to be a works rider for the Scott Motorcycle company and ultimately ran a well known BMC Workshop. The photo was submitted on behalf of his grandson.
This shouldn't be a difficult one; a very recognizable coal shuttle. Big Renault-ish radiator
Who can start this week with helping identifying this tourer?
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Sonntag März 5th, 2017
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09 März 2017, 04:57
.... And a 1907 owned by me in Australia... John Ryder...
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08 März 2017, 06:33
Yes, please search pictures of Sideeley-Deasy.
So you will find one in blue (member of V.C.C.; Coventry Transport Museum ?), one in white and one in cream (registered in Ohio) and one in maroon colour.
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So you will find one in blue (member of V.C.C.; Coventry Transport Museum ?), one in white and one in cream (registered in Ohio) and one in maroon colour.
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06 März 2017, 08:41
I've found some pictures with the same style of the front - so I think it could be a Siddeley-Deasy (Coventry 1912-1919)
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06 März 2017, 07:57
Looks very much like a 1912 or 1913 Siddeley-Deasy, presumably with the Knight sleeve-valve engine
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06 März 2017, 01:11
The picture is of a c1912 Siddley-Deasy. It could be a 14/20 Model or the 18/24. The bonnet/hood doesn't look long enough to house the 6 cylinders of the 30/36 Model.
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