Identification Aerotransport

[Charawacky]

Here are few images for identification:

[Redherring]

Photo 4 - possibly a White M20 c.1916?

[Richard Peskett]

Nos. 1 and 2 - 15 TER Fiat probably.

Richard Peskett.

[Bob Grundy]

No 3; It is a Nieuport 17 crashed into a traction engine or roller.

[Charawacky]

No 3; It is a Nieuport 17 crashed into a traction engine or roller.

 

My first thoughts were of a 2 cylinder Marshall Tractor, but looking more closely the cylinders are too high and it is most likely a roller on an airstrip probably in the US.

 

Here are three more, first and last claim to be from WW1 but I do not think so, the aircraft is more recognisable than the car in the centre one.

 

Edited November 16, 2013 by Charawacky

[4x4Founder]

I can't help id-ing the ground vehicles but that surely is a neat pic of old NK-211. I just watched the old Jimmy Stewart movie a week or so ago for about the 40th time.

[Cel]

I would say the roller is a french Laffly with a two cylinder vertical engine. Marcel

[Richard Peskett]

Now for the easy part, the car with crane attached is a post 1916 Ford 'T', what a wonderful conversion !. The last picture appears to be carrying a 'box kite' so possibly pre WW1.

 

Richard Peskett.