a look at 1930s Detroit - the Motor City - in restored and colorized footage

It looks to be about 1938. One thing you can't help noticing is how dark a lot of buildings are -- the effects of factories' coal smoke?

1966 Mercury Colony Park station wagon

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a look at Scammell trucks, particularly the 100-tonner, made before WW2

 

NZR J class 4-8-2, now of Steam Incorporated

J1234 with an excursion train, a nice portrait pic by the late Reid McNaught.

Info

I'm going to sit in my rooftop garden and read this real book'

DR double-deck suburban cars, East Germany

No date, but it looks like a steam locomotive on the right, so probably 1970s.  The amalgated DB in 1993-1994 repainted these in the red livery.

Some info about them is here

1955 Borgward Isabella Combi Wagon

early station of the transandino railway, Chile

Which isn't stated, see earlier posts.

New York City subway Bombardier R52A cars

RT Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line in upper Manhattan near the 125th Street station.

1911 Baldwin 4-6-0 'Ten Wheeler; in Blountstown, Florida

The one-time Marianna & Blountstown Railroad #444, a 1911 Baldwin 4-6-0 on a plinth in the M&B Railroad Memorial Park along with a caboose, commemorating the shortline railroad that operated until 1972. Built for the Savannah & Albany Railroad in March 1911, it served as a key link for logging, freight, and passengers, often affectionately called "Many Bumps" or "Meat & Bread". The line was 29 miles (47 km) long.

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