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  • 5starlegacies said:
    Joy Milne Tacoma, Washington Starlifter Apts
  • 5starlegacies said:
    My friend Joy at Starlifter Apts Tacoma, Washington

Kulutusosuuskuntien Keskusliiton kokoelma D1974_33_11329QxxA

  • ~Notes, said:
    No licence plates on these cars, and an extremely unusual line-up of three identical 'Variant' models and two Karmann Ghia. There is dust on the bonnet of the first car, suggesting it has not moved for some time. More to this picture than meets the eye, a mystery.
  • tiger289 (The d'Arcy dog supporters club) said:
    ~Notes,
    Maybe a dealers storage space.
  • Matti Ouvinen said:
    Definately not employees' cars. These are brand new, unregistered.

Class E17 locomotive at a level crossing at Corrimal (NSW)

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  • Mich said:
    Well the cars apparently mean it can't be before 1959. And the steam train means it can't be later than 1970. There is a guy with a flag. I will examine the cars more closely.
  • jrg_from_oz said:
    The CCC logo on the engine shows it as belonging to the Corrimal Coal and Coke Co., which existed under that name between 1937 and 1964.
  • Michelle Nichols said:
    Note the VW far left and the business enblazoned on the ute. VWs introduced in 1953 in Melbourne and NSW 1954. Local manufacturing began 1960. The electrical appliance store of Lindsay & Brown still operating today at Figtree.
  • Mich said:
    I had a look for the location on Google earth. Its not apparent. There is a guy at railpage australia who would know. My best guess would be about 1960-61.
  • Kent Broadhead said:
    I think this is a former crossing of the Princes Hwy at Tarrawanna Rd Corrimal. Looking south with the former Streets Ice Cream Factory the warehouse to the right. Tarrawanna Scrap Metal sign makes sense. FB/EK Holdens suggest 1960/61 maps.google.com.au/maps?q=corrimal+nsw&ll=-34.374955,...