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Nederlands: Digitale reproductie foto van de vergelijkingstekening voor de epicyclische transmissie van Gordon Wilson
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(original upload date)

(Original text : 1917 )
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Transferred from nl.wikipedia

(Original text : David Fletcher, The British Tanks 1915-19, Ramsbury 2001 )
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niet toegeschreven, primaire bron RAC Tank Museum

Original uploader was MWAK at nl.wikipedia
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PD-OUD.

(Original text : Foto van meer dan 70 jaar oud, auteursrecht gehouden door een niet-natuurlijk persoon, zijnde de Britse Staat. )

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  • 2007-06-01 06:48 MWAK 925×911× (97215 bytes) {{Information |Description=Digitale reproductie foto van de vergelijkingstekening voor de epicyclische transmissie van Gordon Wilson |Source=David Fletcher, The British Tanks 1915-19, Ramsbury 2001 |Date=1917 |Author=niet toegeschreven, primaire bron RAC

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