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Bruul, Mechelen by d0gwalker

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A couple in Germany out for a drive in the countryside circa 1930's by Rare Historical Images

A circa 1920's ITALA Tipo 61 roadster is seen here. Itala was a car make founded by Matteo Ceirano and had its headquarters in Turin. It produced cars between 1904 and 1934. Itala probably became best known for its race participations, where it used cars with 16,6-litre engines. For instance, it won the Peking-Paris race in 1907. During World War I, it played heavily on aircraft engines and consequently had an equally hard time after the war. Their first new post-war model only came out in 1920.In 1926, it made a technical masterpiece, the Tipo 61, with a 4-speed gearbox and servo brakes. This type remained on sale in slightly modified versions until 1934. The engine was made in Weybridge (England) near the Borland circuit, as Itala had its own engine factory there. The engines for these Tipo 61s were 2-litre 6-cylinders.

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Calico Pennant by ribbety

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Luther Marsh Wildlife Area
Grand Valley, ON

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Halloween Pennant by ribbety

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Luther Marsh Wildlife Area
Grand Valley, ON

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The Lamb Inn by The Pub Wanderer

THE LAMB INN
Burford
Oxfordshire

The Lamb of God, In both Christian iconography and Agnus Dei (Latin) is a visual representation of Jesus as a lamb, usually carrying a halo and holding a standard or banner with a cross and symbolising victory. The standard usually rests on the lamb's shoulder and is held in its right foreleg.

www.cotswold-inns-hotels.co.uk/the-lamb-inn/

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