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Thursday, June 07, 2007
Mystery car
Does anyone know what the make of this car is ? The back of the postcard is blank and the printing is in English and then French. There are no details of the publisher either. If you have any ideas please let me know.
I'm wondering if the car is a Gray-Dort originally manufactured by Gray's Carriage in Chatham, Ontario Canada. Their website is http://graydortmotors.com so if you have the time and a faster connection than mine you could expore that. It does look very similar to Gray-Dort I saw at the museum. HTH
Talking of old stuff I was with a friend this morning we were talking about the part of London where we live~~aparently 100 or so years ago it was all fields and trees ... the high road was literally a string of spaced out shops and pubs with fields behind. And now look at it... ... your sepia pictures just reminded me ... I found you via a friend who I found on the random blog button so just thought I'd say hi while I was passing. I'm at gledwood2.blogspot if you want to come by you're most welcome! See you later hopefully All the best to you from Gledwood "vol 2" ...
Does anyone know what the make of this car is ? The back of the postcard is blank and the printing is in English and then French. There are no details of the publisher either. If you have any ideas please let me know.
5 comments:
That must be a very, very old car. I wonder how much it cost to fill that tank up? :o)
I'm wondering if the car is a Gray-Dort originally manufactured by Gray's Carriage in Chatham, Ontario Canada. Their website is http://graydortmotors.com so if you have the time and a faster connection than mine you could expore that. It does look very similar to Gray-Dort I saw at the museum. HTH
Titania; interesting question!
garden gnome: I looked but I couldn't find anything. It never occured to me it could be a Canadian card. thanks for your help
Talking of old stuff I was with a friend this morning we were talking about the part of London where we live~~aparently 100 or so years ago it was all fields and trees ... the high road was literally a string of spaced out shops and pubs with fields behind. And now look at it...
... your sepia pictures just reminded me ...
I found you via a friend who I found on the random blog button so just thought I'd say hi while I was passing.
I'm at gledwood2.blogspot if you want to come by you're most welcome!
See you later hopefully
All the best to you
from
Gledwood
"vol 2" ...
gledwood: I'm glad you visited, I'm learning a lot from your blog.
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