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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => 2013 => Topic started by: pnegyesi on August 25, 2013, 07:38:53 AM
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Please identify this car for a point
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Experts?
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Professionals?
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From USA, about 1903?
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not USA, slightly younger
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German?
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no
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English? If yes a Speedwell 1904?
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British, 1904 - but not a Speedwell
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1904 Victrix?
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no
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Napier?...or it's from an obscure maker?
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relatively obscure, not a Napier
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Belsize?
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no
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Could it be Gilburt Light Car?
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no
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1904 Iden?
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no
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1904 Alldays?
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no
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1904 Chambers?
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no
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De Dion-engined?
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yes
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Planet?
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no
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Bailey and Lambert ? (nee Lacoste et Battmann )
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no
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Jackson?
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Abingdon?
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Canterbury 6hp ?
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Abingdon
Alldays
Bailey-Lambert
Belsize
Chambers
Canterbury
Gilburt
Idrn
Jackson
Napier
Planet
Victrix
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Bowen?
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Abingdon
Alldays
Bailey-Lambert
Belsize
Bowen
Chambers
Canterbury
Gilburt
Idrn
Jackson
Napier
Planet
Victrix
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Caledonian ?
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Utile-Simplex?
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Utile-Simplex?
Ah. He's going through Georgano from the back, and I'm starting at the front.
(It's amazing how many engines de Dion sold in that period. The cross-channel ferries must have been loaded with them).
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Abingdon
Alldays
Bailey-Lambert
Belsize
Bowen
Caledonian
Chambers
Canterbury
Gilburt
Idrn
Jackson
Napier
Planet
Util-Simplex
Victrix
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Speedwell?
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King?
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Achilles?
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Abingdon
Achilles
Alldays
Bailey-Lambert
Belsize
Bowen
Caledonian
Chambers
Canterbury
Gilburt
Idrn
Jackson
King
Napier
Planet
Speedwell
Util-Simplex
Victrix
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Waddington?
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Pelham?
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chain driven?
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not any of the above. I don't think it's in Georgano, because this was not a car manufacturer, but advertised this car as its own (see one of Otto Puzzell's explanation in one of his later puzzles, which is similar in concept to this).
And there's a possible connection to Lacoste et Battmann
I think I revealed enough - so who'll be the first?
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Gamage?
Gamage!
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And Allemano scores :)
Gamage was a department store which offered this voiturette in 1904-1905
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And it IS mentioned in Georgano, complete with supposition that it was a Lacoste et Battmann re-badged.
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Ah, Gamages!
Oddly enough the one Gamage car of that period that survives is Aster-engined, not de Dion.
(http://www.gracesguide.co.uk/images/thumb/2/2a/Im10LBVCR-307-GamAster.jpg/180px-Im10LBVCR-307-GamAster.jpg)
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And it IS mentioned in Georgano, complete with supposition that it was a Lacoste et Battmann re-badged.
My copy is still in a box. Eventually I"ll unpack everything