1940 Fiat 1500C

Check out the wonderful pre-war auto blog of Michael Schlenger. It's always a great read: https://vorkriegs-klassiker-rundschau.blog/2026/02/24/wenn-das-das-pferd-erfaehrt-fiat-1500-c/
Also check the NSU/Fiat archive here: https://www.zuckerfabrik24.de/fiat/fiat_index.php

1950 Standard Vanguard

1948 New Vauxhall Range

1948 Jowett Javelin

1943 Notek Blackout Lights for Motorcycles

The necessity of war required vehicles to have blacked out headlights. In Germany, the Notek company manufactured a wide variety of blackout headlights that could be retrofitted to vehicles. The original headlights were left in place but under a leather, canvas or vinyl cover. A single Notek headlamp directed a beam of light downwards immediately ahead of the left front wheel. Motorcycles were rarely fitted with such an elaborate headlamp, usually just a canvas or vinyl dust cover with a thin slit was sufficient. Notek however did manufacture a proper blackout headlamp cover, as seen in this 1943 user manual. The blackout cover was a simple metal cover with slats that could be clipped onto the motorcycle's headlamp.

The Volvo Review - June 1945