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English: Photograph of Cecil Walkden Wood's son seated in Wood's third motor car built sometime after 1903, c. 1905. The car's parts were used to build Wood's fourth motor car.
Date No known previous publication
Source Wood family
Author Cecil Walkden Wood (1874–1965)/Wood family
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