The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 Ford. Note the canvas water bucket hanging from the side light on the passengers side of the vehicle.
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
Three Model T Ford Red Cross cars waiting for wounded after fighting on Christmas Day in the Libyan Desert, Western Frontier Campaign. Three soldiers are standing in front of the Rolls Royce armoured
A British Rolls Royce armoured car which took part in the Beersheba attack. A number of armoured cars were operated in the Middle East and the Western Desert by the Australian Light Car Patrol. This v
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 m
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
An English soldier and local people in front of the three means of transport which were used to move patients from Sinai. The motor ambulance is a T Model Ford; 'PROUD' is written on the side of the
