vessels in picturesque Corsica poster

No date, but probably late 1930s.

Southern Railway, England, electric train poster, 1937

Soviet tram/car safety poster, 1960s

cars on Balboa Boulevard, Newport Beach, greater L.A. circa 1950, colorized

 

1959 DeSoto Adventurer convertible

1919 Sunbeam Tourer

Albion truck in Greymouth, NZ, circa 1960

Fishing boats at sea art

By Vincent van Gogh, 1888.

1899 Panhard Levassor

Swissair publicity poster with Airbus A321-111 HB-IOA

'Tricky maneuvers' at St. Andrew's Dock, Hull, circa 1960 art

A painting by Adrian Thompson, a British artist who began painting in 1984, initially using watercolours, before moving to oil on canvas.

The trawler St. Wistan (1937-1966), owned by Thomas Hamling and Co. Ltd, is depicted being towed by the fish dock's tug Triune from the fish market to "dryside" to be prepared for her next trip.

'I prefer to look up real books'

1971 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight 4-door hardtop

a short history of St Katharine's Docks, London

 

1923 Jewett Six Roadster

"Jewett was a sub-brand of the Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company, Harry M Jewett was the president of Paige-Detroit and this brand bore his name.

"Sales of Jewett cars were brisk in the early 1920s, after its introduction for the 1922 model year they sold 9,498 units, in 1923 25,900 were produced. Sales peaked out in 1925 at 28,621 cars, after which sales tapered down to 4,000-5,000 by 1927." (Stahlsauto.com)

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an event for the calendar for those in Wellington

International dump truck in Willis St, Wellington, May 1980

2016 Mercedes Benz Future Bus

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a bus crosses the Neisse River in Guben, Germany, circa 1939

See an earlier post on Guben.

1971 Buick Riviera boat-tail

 

1974 Oldsmobile 98 coupe

"The Ninety-Eight was yet another solid piece of proof that American buyers were going crazy for massive landyachts throughout the 60s and the 70s. The ninth generation, introduced in the early 70s, packed a massive 7.5L V8 beneath the hood rated at a whopping 320 horsepower.

"This overpowered piece of steel was very large, too. Units built between 1974 through 75 were the longest of them all, measuring a whopping 232.4 inches [5.9 metres] in total! To this day, it remains the largest Oldsmobile ever produced." (brakeforit.com)

1970 Wolseley 1300

1966 T-Bird Landau

1970 Oldsmobile Toronado GT1

BMW toaster grill

ride on a British Railways class 108 Diesel Multiple Unit, 1959

 

These were in service from 1958 to 1993. Info

1968 Chrysler Newport 4-door

 

1961 Austin 10 A35 panel van

European Railways poster, 1973

 It looks like a DB class E40.

'I like to relax with nature and a real good book'

1977 Chevrolet El Camino V8

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Skoda Felicia poster, circa 1960

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fancy roller skates 1908

cars in New York, 1945

effluent truck rear art featuring Greta

 

1967 Bedford/Vauxhall Light Van catalog cover

 

1963 Simca Chambord

Citroen Traction Avant at a vintage fuel station art

Artist not stated.

1966 Simca 1000 GL

1961 Chevrolet 'Bubbletop' Impala

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Helsinki main station railyard, 1960s

This area occupied by the tracks and platforms here has been redeveloped for other uses in the intervening years, the tracks are now in an area (out of sight in this view) in the right foreground.

'yabba yabba do'

1949 Studebaker Champion Starlight Coupe

1953 and 1951 Jowett Javelin profiles

 

1938 Delahaye 135 MS

a smoky ship exits Wellington Harbour heads, mid 1930s

From a booklet published in 1936, although the ship looks much older.

1934 Buick Series 90 Convertible Coupe

traditional Viking style longboat on the Volga River, Russia (USSR era)

1934 Packard Twelve Sport Coupe

1914 Packard bus

Seen in Detroit, Michigan, in service by a department store.

traffic in San Francisco, 1930s, colorized

 

1951 Mercedes Benz O 3500 Kassbohrer bus