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Horseless Vehicle
A Peugeot Vis a Vis car, powered by a Daimler petrol engine at the Exhibition of Horseless Vehicles at Tunbridge Wells, Kent. The car was exhibited by Sir David Solomons and was capable of 15mph. Original Artwork: Photo by Russell & Sons. Original Publication: Illustrated London News 26/10/1895 (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
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Hulton Archive
Media ID 11801278
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This print takes us back to the late 19th century, a time when innovation was transforming the world. The image showcases a remarkable Horseless Vehicle, specifically a Peugeot Vis a Vis car powered by a Daimler petrol engine. Displayed at the Exhibition of Horseless Vehicles in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, this groundbreaking creation was exhibited by none other than Sir David Solomons. With its sleek design and advanced technology for its time, this horseless carriage boasted an impressive top speed of 15mph. It symbolized the dawn of a new era, where man's reliance on horses would gradually be replaced by these mechanical wonders. The photograph itself is beautifully captured by Russell & Sons and originally published in Illustrated London News on October 26th, 1895. Its timeless quality transports us to an age when automobiles were still in their infancy but held immense promise for the future. As we gaze upon this historic snapshot from Hulton Archive/Getty Images, we are reminded of how far we have come since those early days of motorized transportation. This piece serves as both a testament to human ingenuity and an homage to the pioneers who paved the way for our modern vehicles.
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