The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Motor vehicles, T Model Fords built around 1916, ambulances and truck of the Australian Mounted Divisional Headquarters. Serial numbers of the vehicles in the front row are, LC1653, LC0873 (pre 1915 model with a brass radiator), LC1025, LC1230. Note the kangaroo sign stencilled on the doors.
Members of the Battlefield Model Party leaving Beersheba in their motor vehicles, the first two cars are T Model Fords, the third is either a Bentley or Rolls Royce and the fourth is also a T Model Fo
The Signal Squadron of the Australian Mounted Division on parade. LC2112 and LC2098 are the serial numbers on the two T Model Ford lorries in a line with the motor cycles.
Motor vehicles at the camp of the Modelling Party from the Australian War Records Section (AWRS), the vehicles are Model T Fords (left and right) and either a Rolls Royce of Bentley (centre). The rai
Two unidentified officers travelling on a T model Ford chassis (serial M 45281) that has been adapted for use on a light railway. Wide and narrow gauge railways had to be constructed around the Somme
View of the Lebanon Mountains in Upper Syria taken from the side of the road. A Model T Ford truck showing the registration number LC^2098 and bearing a kangaroo on the side of the door, which was t
Kure, Japan. 2 September 1950. A Diamond-T model 969A wrecker truck waiting to assist the unloading of vehicles from the SS Changsa. The vessel had arrived from Australia at Kure with Mustangs for 77
