Where were they then?

Video of a Hillman Wizard from the 1930's Tunstall, Victoria, Australia - letter from Ray Standerwick whose father bought a new Wizard in 1932 Source Vintage Driver # 415, June 1992 click the picture to read the letter Somewhere between Coventry and Cairo A Hillman Wizard Saloon with caravan travelling from Coventry to the Cairo Motor Show by road. Date of photo: January 1933 (credit: Unique Cars and Parts) Royal Albert Hall in London A Hillman Wizard 75 with Coupe Cabriolet bodywork at the introduction of the new range in the Royal Albert Hall in London Date of photo: 27 April 1931 (credit: Unique Cars and Parts) Testing times The Hillman Wizard was available with wire spoke or artillery wheels, the latter being fitted to this prototype car, shown below during tests prior to its introduction.  Artillery wheels had wooden spokes secured between two metal plates at the centre.  This construction method had long been used for gun carriages and limbers - hence the name. Date of photo: unknown ( credit: Unique Cars and Parts) Melbourne Australia in 1934 Source: Motorbase Cheops Egypt (date unknown) Source: Unique Cars & Parts