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Ladies SMILE!
Look at these six wonderful young ladies. Posing in a 1926 or 1927 Singer Junior.
In 1926, the Junior was first introduced at the London Car Show. Comfortable, small,....

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donderdag mei 18th, 2017

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Onbekend
19 Mei 2017, 20:38
I believe Britain's first mass produced car which was also a light car was the Humberette of 1903. Also known as a Coventry Humber.
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Onbekend
19 Mei 2017, 15:13
I had a Junior many years ago and even with one person in the back the springs were flattened - to get that group aboard without the car looking torpedoed they must have blocked up the rear end!
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Onbekend
19 Mei 2017, 10:34
I believe it was common in the 1920s and 30s for photographers to have all sorts of 'settings' in their studios and only those who did NOT have a car (the vast majority) would have availed themselves of this opportunity. The windscreen would have been removed to prevent glare and reflection and allow shots from the front.
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Onbekend
19 Mei 2017, 10:24
A painted backdrop, you can see the corner behind the rear passenger's head. The windscreen was probably removed to avoid reflections and allow the sitters to be photographed clearly.
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Derek Magrath
19 Mei 2017, 06:19
What was it about the Austin Seven that prevents it from qualifying as British, lightweight or mass-produced?
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