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    The bike is a BSA M20, and the census number on the tank indicates that it left the factory in 1945. The bike looks well used, so the 1947 date could be correct. Jan
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    Some more Austin 7 pictures. All from the Dunkirk area (May 1940). Jan
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    080 is the Unit number, and means that this CVRT once belonged to the "2e Jagers te Paard" in Ludenscheid (Belgian Army in Germany). See also this website: http://www.legerdienst.be/index.html Jan
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    A picture from the 1930's (?): Jan
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    More information (in Dutch) and pictures on this website: http://communities.zeelandnet.nl/hobo/pagina/70954 Jan
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    "Train Ferry N°1" was renamed "Essex Ferry" after WW2. Here is "Essex Ferry" in Zeebrugge: Jan
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    And more: Jan
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    More:
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    "Train Ferry N°2" was used between Zeebrugge and Harwich after the Great War. Here are some postcards from the 1920's:
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    Some interesting pictures of German vehicles, currently for sale on eBay Germany: Jan
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    The early WD/COs (like Chris' bike) were Khaki Green No 3! Jan
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    Since 2007 I have been researching the war time and early post war history of the Royal Enfield WD Models, so I was obviously very interested in these post war sales reports. I have contacted Wally Dugan, and he has been most friendly and very helpful in filtering the Enfields out of these lists for me. Thanks Wally, much appreciated! Regards, Jan
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    I have expanded my Royal Enfield WD Models Register, so that it now caters for the WD/D, WD/C, WD/CO, WD/G, WD/L and WD/RE models. To anybody with such a motorcycle who hasn't been in contact with me yet: please send me an email! Cheers, Jan wd.register(at)gmail.com
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    Hi Chris, Messages received... They were all in the spam box... I'll send you a PM! Cheers, Jan
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    Sorry Chris, your emails didn't come through... Try sending an email without any attachments... Jan
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    Hi Chris, Sorry, haven't received anything at all... Please check the email address: wd.register(at)gmail.com Please replace (at) by @ Cheers, Jan
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    Hi Chris, Please send me an email and I will try to help you! Jan wd.register(at)gmail.com
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    Hello Robert, This is where I found this picture: http://au.news.yahoo.com/sunday-night/galleries/article/-/8905759/8905768/lost-international-soldiers/ Regards, Jan
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    Just found this picture on an Australian website: Jan
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    My pleasure Glenn! By the way, the outfit above is one of the few surviving MMGS Clyno combinations. Jan
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    Hello Glenn, You'll find more accurate information on the WW1 Royal Enfields here: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/38004199/The%20RE-WD%20models%20report%20part%201%20the%20Great%20War.pdf Jan
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    rewdco replied to Ron's topic in Motorcycles

    Another famous name on a Triumph, from the same contract as the first picture in this thread: And another RASC Triumph: And another one, definitely "impressed": Jan
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    More New Hudsons: Jan
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    What a beauty! Here are some Indians "in active service": Jan
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    And you haven't seen the other parts of my Report yet! ) A much appreciated compliment from one of the WW1 specialists! Thanks! And thanks for the additional information! Regards, Jan PS: I read your rebuild blogs with great interest. They have often inspired me on how to overcome certain engineering difficulties. Keep up the good work!
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