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A hunting Métallurgique (UPD. 12CV,1910/1911, body by Vandenplas, CN236 (UK))
A few days ago we unadvertedly shocked several of our readers by showing a post bear hunt photo which is not in accordance with today's view on things. Today a more peaceful picture, but don't forget it is still about a hunt...
Sender Leslie has a question about the postcard with a scene situated in front of the 'Cafe. Au Rendez-Vous des Chasseurs. Bruyere" : This picture shows probably a prewar Métallurgique with a nice and rare body by...? Unfortunately the seller of this postcard masked the additional information. The scene has been shot in a small village called Beho situated in the Belgian Ardennes close to Vielsalm. Does anyone have more information regarding the exact type of this presumed Métallurgique and the marvelous coachwork?
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samedi septembre 26th, 2015
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Leslie Jr.
03 Octobre 2015, 10:21
Leslie Jr.
02 Octobre 2015, 15:37
Is it possible to known any history of the CN 236 Métallurgique? I already sent some questions to the local historical and cultural associations of Gouvy,from wich Beho is a borough. I'm really interested how the car ended up in the UK!
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Leslie Jr.
02 Octobre 2015, 15:27
@ Herman, I was quiet certain on the origin of the body made by the Belgian branche of Van den Plas. Thanks for dating the M type.
Kind regards Leslie.
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Kind regards Leslie.
Inconnu
29 Septembre 2015, 08:24
I have pictures of this (same) car front and back, licence plate CN 236 (UK)
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Inconnu
27 Septembre 2015, 21:30
Hi. Fascinating blend of blue collar(working class) and white collar(business class) at the cafe, only the business class were usually seated, and seated in these expensive motorcars.
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editor: similar car, but different body
[img]http://www.svvs.org/genpics15/1912_Metallurgique_Saloon.jpg[/img]