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English Opalescent Condiment in Car Frame ??Walsh??

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Frank:
Wasn't Sweden also a right hand drive at some point? 1960's I presume.

Other RH - Australia, NZ, Hong Kong, Hiribati, Brunei, Japan, India, Ireland and lots of old UK colonies.

Frank:
Interesting reason why Pakistan did not switch sides...

http://users.pandora.be/worldstandards/driving%20on%20the%20left.htm

Plus, well spotted Bernard.

Pat:
Some very early american vintage cars were also right hand drive.

mrvaselineglass:
Actually, if you look closely, this is not 'left' or 'right' drive.  The rod is attached on a center strut, which means it is a 'center' drive!

The wheels might be better able to date it than anything else.
I have seen open salts that were victorian era that have a very similar (but not exact) spot pattern.  Tough to tell with the metal frame in the way.

It could be Walsh Walsh, or Powell, or Richardson, or Webb, or, or, .....
It is most definitely English and all I can say for sure is that I want to buy it!!!

Dave
aka: Mr. Vaseline Glass

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