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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Master AutoPuzzles => Topic started by: Fёdor on August 23, 2024, 10:25:53 AM
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Please identify this vehicle
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Experts ?
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Pros !
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Masters ?
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Built before 1905?
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Made in 1905
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From France?
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No
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European?
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Yes
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Germany?
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No
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Spain?
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No
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Switzerland?
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No
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Belgium?
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Italy?
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2 х No
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Austria?
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No
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Scandinavian?
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No
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Corbin, UK?
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Corbin - No, UK - Yes
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Netherlands?
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Vivinus, Belgium?
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Did the manufacturer/brand produce cars for more than 4 years?
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Netherlands?
Vivinus, Belgium?
No. As previously answered from UK.
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Did the manufacturer/brand produce cars for more than 4 years?
No
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West-Aster 35 hp by West Ltd?
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No.
I didn't find any information about this manufacturer in any reference book
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Is the passenger someone of importance?
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Unfortunately, I have no information on your question.
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Do you know if the top is removable (landaulette) or fixed (limousine)?
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I can't answer for sure, but I think it's a fixed (limousine)
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Please identify this vehicle
What information are you looking for - make, model/type, hp rating, coachbuilder?
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Yes, I'm clarifying. You need to name the manufacturer, engine power, and year of manufacture.
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Did the manufacturer produce cars for more than 2 years?
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I did not find this information in any reference book. Perhaps it was released only in the year when this photo was taken.
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Seetsu by James McGeoch and Co?
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No
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One of the Aster-engined cars built by Bennett and Carlise of Manchester (aka Newton, Bennett and Carlisle; aka Newton & Bennett) in 1905 under the brand names 'Manch-Aster' and 'Manchester'?
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Morgan?
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One of the Aster-engined cars built by Bennett and Carlise of Manchester (aka Newton, Bennett and Carlisle; aka Newton & Bennett) in 1905 under the brand names 'Manch-Aster' and 'Manchester'?
No, not him. The production year is correct.
Morgan?
No
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Sandringham by Frank Edward Morriss?
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Edismith?
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Sandringham by Frank Edward Morriss?
Edismith?
No
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engine power
More than 14 hp?
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Slightly more than this figure
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Kelvin 16 hp by Bergius Car and Engine Co?
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Kelvin 16 hp by Bergius Car and Engine Co?
No. But the engine power is correct.
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Drummond?
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No
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La Plata?
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MS (Shave-Mors)?
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La Plata?
MS (Shave-Mors)?
No
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I did not find this information in any reference book. Perhaps it was released only in the year when this photo was taken.
Perhaps it was a rebrand of a car by another manufacturer. Was the manufacturer also a dealer/importer or coachbuilder?
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Yes, she was an importer of cars.
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Alington 14/16 hp by Straker & MacConnell?
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Is it a Bailey & Lambert?
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Alington 14/16 hp by Straker & MacConnell?
Is it a Bailey & Lambert?
No
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Theo Masui/British Germain Motor Co?
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No
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Regent by S. F. Edge/Motor Power Co?
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No
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Importer of a French brand?
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Yes
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Gladiator?
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Manchester?
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Gladiator?
I have not yet found out which car brands were imported. I asked the person who posted this picture.
Manchester?
No
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H. M. Hobson?
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No
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Were the manufacturer and brand names basically the the same (e.g., Beaufort by Beaufort Motor Co) or was the brand name completely different (e.g., La Plata by Burgon & Ball Ltd)?
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No
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Were the manufacturer and brand names basically the the same (e.g., Beaufort by Beaufort Motor Co) or was the brand name completely different (e.g., La Plata by Burgon & Ball Ltd)?
No
"No," meaning the manufacturer and brand names were not basically the same?
So they were different like the La Plata example, correct?
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Unfortunately, the owner of this photo is not responding. I found information that the manufacturer's name and the company itself match. The importing company was located both in France and in England. Various engines and other components were imported, as well as cars of only one brand. Most likely, this car was renamed from an imported car.
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...cars of only one brand.
French brand?
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Yes
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...cars of only one brand.
Clément?
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No
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Peugeot?
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No
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Aries?
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No
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Importer of CGV?
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No
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Any connection to William Cole?
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No
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Any connection to Deasey?
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No
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Martin/Hall & Martin?
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No
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Any connection with Cadogan?
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No
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Eastbourne?
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No
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Any connection to Pivot?
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No
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Any connection to Burlington Carriage Co?
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No
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Connection to Ivanhoe Motor Co?
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No
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Connection to J. E. Hutton?
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No
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Connection to Evart-Hall?
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No
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Connection to George Iden?
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No
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Orleans/New Orleans?
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No
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Connection to J. Prunello/JP/Prunel/JP Motor Co?
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No
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Connection to Charles Friswell?
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No
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Unfortunately, the owner of this photo is not responding. I found information that the manufacturer's name and the company itself match. The importing company was located both in France and in England. Various engines and other components were imported, as well as cars of only one brand. Most likely, this car was renamed from an imported car.
The puzzle picture publication was in french (language)?
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No. From English
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Clement connection?
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No
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Mors?
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No
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Any connection to Ader/Pegasus?
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No. This manufacturer has lived much longer.