Citroman

I don't think it's a pull switch but a tumble switch dip and beam. I have seen them somewhere before but where...

Is there no makers mark on the back?

Are the bushes were the startermotor axle turns in ok? Lubrificated well?

I would say cork for the float. Balsa is to soft it will damage very fast. And don't know if balsa doens't absorb water.

In Berlin, Opel Kapitän and VW. (there are more pics but Alamy and Getty Images).

The cabrio, is a Opel Kapitän too, first model after the war.

The other two cars might be Opel  Admiral the large Opel with V8 engine. Or a very late Opel Kapitän 6 cylinder.

Traficators are levers with a lamp on it that flap open. Indicators are blinking lamps.

Ran into this site with MV in custom and Lego bricks. https://omahabricks.com/

A member of the French WW1 forum did find this spanner in Picardie. Does anyone recognise it maybe?
 

With the help of several friends all over europe we indentified the little truck as a 1914/15 Delahaye.

A sheeps bell made of an french grenade fuse.

Nice job.

Renault 40HP?

Nicely done. Compliments

Nice inkwell from france.

Adapted buses were also used to transport meat. After the war the passengers were allowed back in?

Parisian bus with smashed windows near the frontline in Alsace.

You could use a wash tub/kettle they might be big enough?

Sorry to hear this. All the best for the family and friends...

Don't you have close up of the cars radiator?

How heavy the truck will be when finnished?

Special WW1 Panhard with an extra generator to operate de X-ray equipment.

Hi all, i did see this maps in an ebay ad, but someone had an higher bid than me. I wanted to buy them for my brother he is a Michelin map collector. But these with war cemeteries overprint we hadn't seen before. Is there anyone who has one of those maps and would like to sell it? Regards Fer

Did fins picture of this Crossley Kegresse, it seems to have the same drive train.