File:Thinktank Birmingham - Austin(3).jpg

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DescriptionThinktank Birmingham - Austin(3).jpg	English: Austin Seven advert 1937 YOU BUY A CAR - BUT YOU INVEST IN AN AUSTIN The Seven Ruby Saloon - price at works £125 The Car for the Feminine Touch Why so many women love to drive an AUSTIN SEVEN Because there is no strain in driving an Austin. It is easy to handle in traffic and easy to park Gear-changing with Syncromesh is so simple, braking is quick and certain, and steering light. Because no mechanical knowledge is necessary. It will never let you down. It is as dependable as only a Austin can be. Because of its smart lines, its choice of pleasing body colours, its sense of style and roomy comfort Because it is light on the purse. A penny-a-mile with 'four up' covers the running costs. No wonder women like to INVEST in an AUSTIN BUY A CAR MADE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM OLYMPIA GRAND HALL STAND 96 ANNEXE STAND 161 Austin Motor Co. Ltd., Birmingham & 479 Oxford St., London. London Service Depots: 12, 16 & 20 h.р. Holland Park, W.11 7 & 19 h.р. North Row, W.1. Export Dept. : Birmingham
Date	1937
Source	Birmingham Museums Trust
Author	AnonymousUnknown author

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Date and time of data generation	13:40, 9 March 2006
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