DesertBlooms88
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A British military column composed of various vehicles in Jerusalem, Palestine circa 1939 Again the LARGE MB file from Library of Congress can be found in the Flickr link. DesertBlooms88
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A British Army convoy at Jerusalem, Palestine 1936 Library of Congress image. Original LARGE MB file can be found using Flickr link below A view of the rear of the column Leading vehicles DesertBlooms88
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Anti-aircraft Searchlight -Licence?
DesertBlooms88 replied to a question in I may be stupid, but......
Royal Engineers in Jerusalem, Palestine 1936 A nice detailed shot from the Library of Congress. Click on Flickr link for LARGE MB file link. A British Army camp illuminated by a searchlight - Jerusalem, Palestine 1936 DesertBlooms88
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Oh ok. , I saw the wheels were similar and thought it a Dennis.
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This is a larger version of this photo... click away for a closer look. Remember the Flickr link will show you the Library of Congress link for the MASSIVE downloadable original. The more i look at this classic image the more i enjoy it. DesertBlooms88
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oh dear. Thanks
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For general interest. This is a Library of Congress image and the LARGE MB original file can be accessed via the Flickr link below. DesertBlooms88
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From the Library of Coingress website - British soldiers in Palestine - circa 1938 DesertBlooms
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Another here i think from Library of Congress. ( Again the LARGE MB link can be found in the Flickr .) British Army Worcestershire Regiment, Bethlehem, Palestine - circa 1938. DesertBlooms
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British Army Worcestershire Regiment, Bethlehem, Palestine - circa 1938. http://www.flickr.com/photos/39411748@N06/7010473141/?reuploaded=1 DesertBlooms
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I just cropped the photo to try and show larger images. DesertBlooms
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Not sure what these vehicles are but it is definately German POW'S . Also i wonder if this photo has been seen before as i found it on the Library of Congress website. It has quite good details when viewed at its largest size ( suggest you download the original file at the Library of Congress website link ) . One thing i did notice was that there is a Ford Model T crossing the road at the front of the convoy. Here is a Flickr link that shows the original file link for LARGE 24 MB downloading. DesertBlooms
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British Rolls Royce armoured cars and other vehicles in Palestine circa 1936 Library of Congress original LARGE MB file can be found here http://www.flickr.com/photos/39411748@N06/6119902465/in/set-72157631983929201 DesertBlooms
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I have a couple photo's here showing Dennis vehicles. They have been seen before but there is a Flickr link attached here to each photo where you will find the file link for the ' original ' LARGE MB files on Library of Congress website. British military vehicles in France during World War One Lonsdale and Adshead Brewery vehicle in France during WWI DesertBlooms88
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An interesting view of s British Army camp overlooking Jerusalem, Palestine. circs 1930's Original file can be found here ( Library of Congress link address ) This vehicle can be seen in the photo. It is a Guy FBAX 3 ton 6 x 4 . A general service lorry with an open cab. DesertBlooms88
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Transjordan Frontier Force on parade to mark the Kings birthday , Palestine - circa 1936 This is a Library of Congress image. To view the LARGE MB downloadable file click the Flickr link below and click the LOC original file link. DesertBlooms
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Many vehicles here at British Army Balaclava camp in Palestine circa 1936 Original file can be found here ( Library of Congress link ) DesertBloooms88
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This old photo may be of interest to this forum. This is an image from the Library of Congres collection. British soldier & Bedouin with motorcycle in Middle East, circa 1920. Some good details in this shot if you view the original file. To view the LARGE MB downloadable version use the Flickr link below and click ' original file '. DesertBlooms88
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A British Army ambulance in Palestine circa 1936 To view LARGE MB file use Flickr link below and then the Library of Congress link. DesertBlooms88
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This is a shot from earlier which i have re submitted in LARGER form. It is the better image from this group at the Jaffa gate. British soldiers with Morris Commercial vehicles and Lewis machine guns in Julian Way, at Jaffa Gate July 13, 1938 ( LARGE image ) Library of Congress ' original ' ( LARGE MB for downloading ) available via Flickr link. To downlad the original Library of Congress HIGH RES image click the Flickr below for the link DesertBlooms
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Palestine, Jaffa Gate circa 1938. British Army Morris Commercial vehicles. Library of Congress ' original ' ( LARGE MB for downloading ) available via Flickr link. http://www.flickr.com/photos/39411748@N06/8189619816/in/photostream/ DesertBlooms88
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Another shot from the Library of Congress showing a Morris Commercial vehicle in Palestine, circa 19330's. LARGE MB file from Library of Congress can be found via the Flickr link. DesertBlooms88
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This vehicle is a bit differant to the others. Again from the Library of Congress collection. Armoured car at the Damascus Gate during the trouble on the anniversary of the Balfour Declaration, Palestine - circa Nov. 2nd, 1921 DesertBlooms
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More from the Library of Congress LARGE MB file from Library of Congress can be found via the Flickr link. British Army Eleventh Hussars arriving at Ludd. Train load of armoured cars etc. arriving at the Lydda Junction from Egypt with the 11th Huzars on July 15, 1938 A Rolls Royce armoured car of the 11th Hussars, British Army, in Palestine. [ATTACH=CONFIG]69354[/ATTACH] British ARMY armoured cars transported by rail in Palestine - circa 1936 http://www.flickr.com/photos/39411748@N06/6135667614/in/set-72157631983929201/ DesertBlooms88
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There is that Rolls Royce Silver Ghost again... LARGE MB file from Library of Congress can be found via the Flickr link. An excellent photo here from the 1930's in Palestine, featuring Royal Air Force Rolls Royce armoured cars from the Library of Congress website. DesertBlooms
