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MOTORS AND MOTOR-DRIVING
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Squire and Macerone Steam Coach, 1833 |
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Portrait of Herr G. Daimler (From a photograph by Eckstein's Biographischer Verlag, Berlin |
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Diamler Quadricycle, 1889, with Wilhelm Maybach and Paul Daimler |
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'No. 5,' Winner of the Paris-Bordeaux Race, 1895, Driven by M. Levassor |
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'No. 6,' Winner of the Paris-Marseilles and back Race, 1896, Driven by M. Mayard |
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The First Petrol Car introduced into England—the Hon. Evelyn Ellis's 4-h.-p. Panhard and Levassor Car |
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The Hon. Evelyn Ellis's original 4-h.p. Panhard Car converted into a Fire-Engine |
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The First Car built by the Daimler Company at Coventry |
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A Station Omnibus |
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A Covered Carriage built by J. Rothschild & Fils |
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The English Daimler Company's 22-h.-p. Car |
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A Benz |
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Eight-h.-p. Peugeot, 1902 |
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The Darracq Light Car |
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Eight-h.-p. De Dion Light Car |
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Five-h.-p. Renault Voiturette |
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Delahaye Light Car |
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Seven-h.-p. New Orleans Car |
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The 40-h.-p. Panhard and Levassor Racing Car which was driven by Mr. C. Jarrott in the Paris-Berlin race of 1901, and finished eighth |
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Baron de Zuylen's six-seated 20-h.-p. Panhard and Levassor car, which ran in the Tourist Section of the Paris-Berlin Race of 1901 |
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Twenty-h.-p. Wolseley Car |
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