Armored Cars in the WWI
Thursday, February 16, 2023

US. Autocar (4x2) 2-ton, Machine Gun Car. Plattsburg, New York, Training Camp, ca. 1916-17.

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US. Autocar (4x2) 2-ton, Machine Gun Car.  Plattsburg, New York, Training Camp, ca. 1916-17.  US. Autocar (4x2) 2-ton, Machine Gun Car. Plat...

A Mexican Protos Armored Car. Mexico D.F., circa 1920.

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 A Mexican Protos Armored Car.  Mexico D.F., circa 1920. Made in Mexico on a German Protos chassis. Fabricado en México sobre un chasis alem...
Sunday, January 29, 2023

German Panzerauto Daimler M1915. Romania, November 1916.

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 The German Panzerauto Daimler M1915 on the Romanian Front, in November 1916. It belonged to the "Panzerkraftwagen Maschinengewehr Abte...

Belgian Pipe Armored Car. Antwerp 1914.

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 See the post of Saturday, August 27, 2011: Ver el post del sábado 27 de agosto de 2011: https://armoredcars-ww-one.blogspot.com/2011/08/pip...
Saturday, January 28, 2023

The art of confusion. The Pipe Armored Car affaire.

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 The art of confusion. The Pipe Armored Car affaire. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX THE ORIGINAL GRAPHIC INFORMATION LA INFORMACIÓN GRÁFICA ORIGINAL The I...
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Saturday, December 24, 2022

The crew of a British Talbot Armoured Car greets the Mayor of Ghent, Emile Braun. Belgium, October 1914.

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  The crew of a British Talbot Armoured Car greets the Mayor of Ghent, Emile Braun, presiding over a patriotic parade, in which Belgian Mine...

A rare version of the Talbot M1914 Type-3 Armoured Car. The prototype?

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A rare version of the Talbot M1914 Type-3 Armoured Car. The prototype? This is a rare version with the armoured superstructure cut from the ...
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