Morris C8

I think they recovered a large amount of veh and used parts from scrap veh.

Last photos show British and French tin hats.

Photos from my collection.

12 hours ago, Rootes75 said:

Superb images.

I note that what I presume is a requisitioned Fordson 7V in the last picture.

 Fordson 7V tipper they we used by the RE and RAF. Photo from my collection.

On 10/16/2021 at 11:21 PM, T8Hants said:

My mate said they didn't want to give away the exact positions of the collapsing perimeter, by burning them as they arrived, also burning vehicles would have hindered movements within that perimeter, but he was expressly told not to burn his lorry.

 

Some more photos from my collection of burnt out veh.

They did burn a lot of equipment and had veh dumps near Dunkirk. 

I do have a large amount of photos showing burnt out veh.

Photos from my collection

Thanks Lex for trying.

  I Have had these original ww2 colour slides for a long time and could not ID the bridges. The last one with a barge is not the same bridge.

I have put the first photo the other way round. Thanks for all your input

36 minutes ago, welbike said:

No idea about the bridge picture, but more Belgium/France than Holland.

I have just bought a motorcycle that was left behind when a bridge was blown in Belgium in 1940, I'll check that out.

Lex

 

Hi Lex, Do you have a photo of your m/c

French and British veh left. 1940.

Photo from my collection

Holland, Belgium or France 1940. Can any one ID the area these colour slides were taken. Does not look like Holland. Not a lot to go on.
Slides from my collection.
Keith

German with British army tool box on the back. Dunkirk. Photo taken from my original negative .

Here are a few. Photo from my collection.

Keith

Thanks guys for the info. 

One more photo came in the post today . Could it be a ww1 us army truck Packard or a Peerless used by the French?  

 Has a name on the front rad. Photo from my collection.

  Keith

Leyland Retriever WW11 / War Time Lorry

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/393275435377?hash=item5b910ae971:g:erMAAOSw7WBgiRlI

On Epay. WW2 1943 Willys MB Jeep. Think it has been done up, cant see any jeep parts.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/324743967641?hash=item4b9c3fb399:g:VIkAAOSwBDthDpBr

New owners are now German 1940

Close up and photo made a lighter. Click on photo to enlarge.

Could this be a ww1 truck with hard wheels on the back. Captured in 1940.

 Photos from my collection

Just bought this photo of a ww1 US truck with US and number 4 on the back.

 Keith

1 hour ago, radiomike7 said:

Yes I noticed that, did the Russians buy kit from the UK, was it supplied FOC or was there a lend-lease arrangement?

A few more of Scammell trucks from ww2 and post war. I will have look for more photos.

14 minutes ago, Rootes75 said:

That's a very nice photograph, always thought the Matilda is a nice looking tank.

Some of the original factory [RH] glass negs were put in a skip and saved. There were negs 5 in the box.

Can any one ID these trailers from 1940, used to block the road. Front one looks British others could be French.

Photo from my collection.

  Thanks for any help

Morris PU  [ radio truck ] left on the side of the road.

 Photo from my collection.