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Motorised vehicles Stock Photos and Images

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Motorised vehicles Stock Photos and Images

An early printed photograph showing motorcyclist performing on the Wall of Death at the Kursall, Southend, England. The Kursaal is a Grade II listed building noted for its architectual style and domed top in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, England. It opened in 1901 as part of one of the world's first purpose-built amusement parks. The wall of death (sometimes known as The wall of death, motordrome, silodrome or well of death is a wooden planked barrel shaped arena where spectators watch from the top as motorcycles or other motorised vehicles ride aroun it at speed,often performing other stunts. Stock Photo
RM2EH08KA–An early printed photograph showing motorcyclist performing on the Wall of Death at the Kursall, Southend, England. The Kursaal is a Grade II listed building noted for its architectual style and domed top in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, England. It opened in 1901 as part of one of the world's first purpose-built amusement parks. The wall of death (sometimes known as The wall of death, motordrome, silodrome or well of death is a wooden planked barrel shaped arena where spectators watch from the top as motorcycles or other motorised vehicles ride aroun it at speed,often performing other stunts.
1914 - An early vintage photograph of motor vehicles, cars, buses and other traffic outside of the Bank of England , London Stock Photo
RMKDBM04–1914 - An early vintage photograph of motor vehicles, cars, buses and other traffic outside of the Bank of England , London
1904 photograph of London's very first motorised taxi cab using a Hansom Cab body on wheels, owned by the City & Suburban Cab Co.The first petrol powered cab in London (in 1903) was a French-built Prunel. British makes included a few Rational, Simplex and Herald vehicles. Earlier ‘Hummingbirds’ (electric powered vehicles) nicknamed from the sound that they made were introduced in 1897 Stock Photo
RM2CWA40H–1904 photograph of London's very first motorised taxi cab using a Hansom Cab body on wheels, owned by the City & Suburban Cab Co.The first petrol powered cab in London (in 1903) was a French-built Prunel. British makes included a few Rational, Simplex and Herald vehicles. Earlier ‘Hummingbirds’ (electric powered vehicles) nicknamed from the sound that they made were introduced in 1897
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