'sure around the clock' NS poster, 1967

3-car Dutch tram, Voorschoten, 1961

A NZH (Noord-Zuid-Hollandsche Stoomtramweg-Maatschappij) "Boedapester" unit which operated between Voorschoten and Leidschendam.

This looks to be the location today

Santa Fe CF7 #2600 and a 1981 Chevrolet Impala 9C1

This was rebuilt by the Santa Fe Railway in the early 1970s in its Cleburne shops from an early EMD F-unit. It was sold in 1987 to the Santa Cruz, Big Trees & Pacific Railway (SCBG).

A still from the movie To Live and Die in L.A. (1985)

1913 Wanderer W-3 'Puppchen'

This was the first Wanderer car, with two seats, one behind the other. Although known in-house as the W-3, this little car was widely known as the 'Puppchen' (Baby Doll.) (Factory Press Photo)

coal-fired steam trains may be an answer to the looming diesel shortage in NZ?

The problem of course is that there are not many operational steam locos in NZ now, but there would be enough to handle the long distance passenger trains as there aren't many of them either.

For scenes like the one above in Dunedin, get the book New Zealand 1950s Steam in Colour compiled from the Derek Cross collection

1984 Dodge Rampage

 The Ram is on top in this pic.

'would you like to read a real book with me on the couch?'

Standard Vanguard and caravan in the 1950s British countryside art

"We're looking for prison escapers, have you seen them?"

"Not me gov, honest."

A caravan is what is called a trailer in America where a carvan means a procession of people on horses or bicycles.  

Available commerically on jigsaw puzzles.

the history and evolution of Bussing AG, Germany

 

SNCF travel poster, Paris, 1976

 

The Sacré-Cœur landmark in the distance means it is most likely the Gare de l'Est in the foreground.