Another magazine cover... from Facebook

[Tony Griffiths]

Having been buying 2BA nuts and washers on line, no other way possible, I briefly return to Sevenworld. So might skilled analysts of images and motoring history be able to tell us who ate the tin of anchovies?

15 minutes later; I have just been informed that it is a sardine tin. Still does not explain who ate them.

The picnicking family - who are now trapped under the car.

[Steve kay]

Of course, and that is why the wee doggie is looking for a new home.

[Frank Stoll]

@Tony Griffiths
Hello Tony,
No, after the photo had been published, I wanted to know more about the magazine and the Austrian National Library has a digitalized version on its homepage. There are many other Frontpage that show scenes with cars but none with a Dixi/Austin.
Kind regards
Frank

[Tony Griffiths]

Thank you, Frank. Looking at copies for sale online, Sport im Bild appears to have been going for many decades. Post 1945 copes appear to feature a variety of sports on the front page.

[Tony Griffiths]

Another Sport im Bild Cover. Thanks to Frank for letting us know about the collection, and to Milke Costigan for passing on the link.  https://anno.onb.ac.at/cgi-content/anno-plus?aid=sib - where with some searching, you'll find lots of fascinating 1920s and 1930s covers.
This most unusual and detailed one shows a 1930 "traffic jam" in the USA that includes some rather strange vehicles. https://anno.onb.ac.at/cgi-content/anno-...47&size=45
Click the image for an even clearer picture.

[Steve kay]

No propellers on the suspended monorail car, so not just along the road from you, Rhuaridh.

Added, a few moment’s research indicates that the Belgian artist, Mark Severin, who lived for a long time in London, made no recorded visits to Milngavie. A bit early in the morning to do further investigation of his erotic etchings.

[Bob Kneale]

Is that Daisy's proposed new build Seven in the bottom left of the image? Or inspiration perhaps?  

Mention of the monorail <No propellers on the suspended monorail car, so not just along the road from you, Rhuaridh.> , triggered my memory of the Bennie Monorail with its prop driven railcars .How far away was it from you?

Bob