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    Here is another of this vehicle LARGE MB file from Library of Congress can be found via the Flickr link. DesertBlooms
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    A Rolls Royce armoured car operated by the Royal Air Force at RAF Ramleh in Palestine circa 1930's. This image looks really good at MAX size. This can be viewed via the Flickr link below and then downloading it using the Library of Congress file link for LARGE MB photo. DesertBlooms
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    British Army armoured car convoy in Palestine - The daily 10:30 Jerusalem-Afuleh convoy leaving for the North - circa 1936 LARGE MB file from Library of Congress can be found via the Flickr link http://www.flickr.com/photos/39411748@N06/ DesertBlooms
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    I never even noticed that this vehicle was a Rolls Royce Silver Ghost. Again the LARGE MB file from Library of Congress can be found via the Flickr link. Found a photo showing what it should look like. Library of Congress image showing HM King George V and HRH Prince of Wales in Flanders during World War One. Thanks for the information. DesertBlooms88
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    Here is a nice photo of a Guy FBAX 6 x 4 taken in Palestine during the 1930's. It is from the Library of Congress website . The link to the LARGE MB original file ( which can be downloaded for closer examination ) can be found in the Flickr link here DesertBlooms88
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    Another from Palestine showing British Troops in the streets - circa 1930's Original LARGE MB Library of Congress ( downloadable ) image can be found via the Flickr link. DesertBlooms88
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    Two more showing Morris Commercial vehicles, i think. Original LARGE MB Library of Congress ( downloadable ) image can be found via the Flickr link. October 1938 in Jerusalem, Palestine.... a British Army Morris Commercial vehicle at left of each picture. DesertBlooms88
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    If you click on the Flickr link under the photo you will find another link for the ' original ' file on Library of Congress website. Once there enter something in the SEARCH box. I have actually just found a photo of what looks like a British WWI tank with German markings being inspected by German soldiers... and its 20MB. I am waiting for it to download now to see exactly what it is. Thanks for your comment. DesertBlooms
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    A great thanks for all the replies... so interesting to read. A few more shots here. Again the LARGE MB original can be found by clicking the Flickr link and then using the Library of Congress link. British soldiers from the 2nd Battalion Black Watch Regiment in Bethlehem, Palestine - circa 1938 British army officers in Palestine - circa 1938 British army officers in Palestine - circa 1938 DesertBlooms88
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    I am really enjoying reading all the replies and many new points to note too. Two other shots here to complement one from above showing troops in Jerusalem circa 1938. Again, the original LARGE MB Library of Congress image can be found via the Flickr link. http://www.flickr.com/photos/39411748@N06/6040685863/in/set-72157631983929201 DesertBlooms88
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    Two more photo's here showing Rolls Royce armoured cars in Palestine during the 1930's These photo's are from the Library of Congress website and the LARGE MB downloadable image can be found via the Flickr link. This shot is 1938 and shows a British Army camp in the background. This shot is also 1938 ans is taken at Lydda Railway station DesertBlooms88
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    Here is a photo ( Library of Congress ) taken during the 1939 in Palestine showing British armoured cars in a Jerusalem. The original Large mb photo link ( which can be downloaded ) on Library of Congress website can be found on this Flickr page DesertBlooms88
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    Here is a photo taken in Palestine, circa 1936, showing British Army trucks loaded with search lights. The original file from Library of Congress can be found on this Flickr link DesertBlooms88
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    I am always finding images on that site which bring a smile to my face. In addition it is usual to find a large mb download . DesertBlooms88
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    Thankyou for replying to this thread. I am glad they are of interest. DesertBlooms88
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    A ' well known ' photo perhaps but my thread offered the original file for high res download. I did think about putting it in that thread for the truck rebuild but thought it was a differant vehicle.
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    A few other photo's here... all are in Palestine circa 1930's The original Library Of Congress file link with LARGE MB file for downloading can be found on the Flickr page with each photo. DesertBlooms88
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    Some nice shots here from the Library of Congress website showing British Army operations in Palestine 1938 The Flickr link below each photo will also show the Library of Congress ' original ' V LARGE MB file link, which can be downloaded. DesertBlooms88
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    Here is another ' find ' from the Library of Congress website. A Dennis vehicle driven by British soldiers in France , possibly during WWI This is a good size image to view. The original 22mb image can be viewed on Library of Congress website via the Flickr link below. Here is the link to this photo on Flickr which has the Library of Congress link too so you can view the ORIGINAL file. DesertBlooms88
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    Very interesting replies to this thread.
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    hi Here are three photo's which will be of interest to Model T enthusiasts. They are from the Library of Congress website. The first one which is at the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem is pretty good resolution. All photo's have the LOC link so you can view and download the original . Thankyou for taking the time to look . Any information is welcome. DesertBlooms88
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    Thankyou very much indeed for your warm welcome.
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    hi I found your Forum whilst searching for information about British Army Ford Model T vehicles. Found a photo which has little information with it. Hope i have posted correctly. Regards ChrisP
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