Name that Vehicle

Here's another one. This has definitely appeared before, but only in my avatar I think

 

There is actually a really easy way of finding out, I have just realised

 

Correct, as if Adam could be stumped.

 

Cannot be done.

 

No interest? Or too hard?

What about this one which looks to me a little like a Pzkfw 1 which has been sat on by a Char 2C.

 

Up to a point - Armstrong Siddeley not Hawker Siddeley, which didn’t exist for another nine or ten years.The photo is dated 1925 and the Dominion Premiers was the following year - so possible, though I don’t know either. I did have a look at the Pathe newsreel of the Dom Prems in case it was on film but couldn’t spot it. But it was good for appreciating how impressive the Independent looks at speed and what a useful piece of kit the Birch Gun looks.

 

Don't know if this has appeared here before.

The Super Heavyweights.
Weighing in at over 123 tons and a top speed of a tadge over 6mph, this weapon could heave a 2 ton shell upto 4000 meters. ?????

Graham.

 

I know this will be easy for some people to guess but it's such a good photo I have to post it.

 

And not only that, but the perfect juxtaposition of horse and tracked vehicle - having jumped right over something wheeled.

 

Two pictures at Elswick of the less well known 1928 v.3

 

Whatever it is it looks like someone fouled the air inside it (aka a visit from President Trump) in photo 2 requiring the escape from this gas attack in photo 3 (I notice respirators are carried but not deployed).

 

is that a radiator and the front of an engine in picture 2 ? Was it self propelled?!
That said it reminds me of Cpl Jones butchers van...."Open, 2, 3. Out 2, 3. Shoot, 2, 3."

 

No expert but the front does look like a Bedford.

An abundance of prime movers on this thread with variations as the many variations of champagne....always an interesting thread.

 

National Fire Service logo - but no idea on it's purpose.
Military Vehicle Photos - NFS Austin truck

? Foam generator or CO2 tender.