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1929 3 wheel by A. Graham.
You are right! :thumbsup:
Thank you for this nice article!
Here you are your well deserved point.
The first picture looks like the happy couple leaving a wedding.
- except there's no Confetti ???
You'll deserve a point yourself!
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merged :bag:
Anther hi-res-pic:
This is an old thread, but I think I should add that Graham's 3-wheeler appeared in the 1929 film High Treason, modified with a faux rear body shell:
Another view:
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