History Photos taken before WW2 - history in black and white

A closer shot of one of the gun carriers:

 

Another Model T, possibly Egypt:

 

An A7V German tank of WW1:

 

Bus to Scarboro Beach in Western Australia - 1916:

 

Scarboro Surf Lifsaving club rooms - 1934:

 

Thylacine (Tasmanian Tiger) considered to be extinct since 1930:

 

A Wiles horse drawn steam cooker (veges etc.) of WW1:

 

A Humber (?) in Tasmania - 1912/15:

 

I LOVE this thread. It's fantastic to see
all the real OLDIE car pix that just don't
ever show up ANYWHERE. But the other
items that crop up are nothing short of
precious. I could start over and just say
that all AGAIN! This photo of the Thylo-
cene is the BEST I have ever, ever seen,
Mister Fire! This "tiger" was actually a
MARSUPIAL carnivore that leap from
trees onto ancient (extinct) camels and
giant kangaroos. It is amazing that any
survived into the early 20th Century . . .
and it's a damn shame, too, that they
went extinct. I guess the Sumatran rhino
is next to go. -- J

 

Try again:

 

The last Thylacine in captivity was at the Hobart Zoo.

 

I recognize the wall behind the sailor and his car. It's just outside of the Charlestown Navy Yard near Boston.

Great pictures!

 

Marine Corp T Demo...

 

Designated...

 

Roof maintenance...

 

mech schoolin'

 

Yes, I would say 1911 49T or 1912 59T Overland.

 

Wolseley? Just a guess.

 

I believe that's a 1915 British Columbia wire-rimmed license plate. Nice low #.

 

Circa 1900

 

Argentina

 

Charles Ulm's AVRO in North Queensland:

 

Taking a break - around 1900:

 

Bud Atkinson's Circus and Wild West Show toured Australia in 1912:

 

Cane cutters, Townsville area, taking a break - 1910: