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Mercedes electric bus, 1907. Electric powered vehicles were first developed in the mid 19th century, but were superseded by the cheaper and more reliable internal combustion vehicles. The first motorised buses appeared in London in 1902. The Milnes-Daimler model was a popular and reliable bus and numbered around 600 on the streets of London by 1907. The Bedford Lemere daybook records Charles Dewynter Ltd, advertising agents, as clients for this photograph.

Unique Identifier AR9457595

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 4750px × 3970px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Bedford Lemere & Co

Bedford Lemere & Company

Bedford Lemere and Company

Black and white

english heritage

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