- Chenard-
Walcker, also
known as
Chenard &
Walcker, was a
French automobile and
commercial vehicle manufacturer from 1898 to 1946. Chenard-
Walcker then designed...
- Paul
Walcker (May 31, 1846 – June 6, 1928 ) was a
German pipe
organ builder. Born in Ludwigsburg, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, he was a son of the notable...
-
Walcker Orgelbau (also
known as E. F.
Walcker & Cie.) of Ludwigsburg, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, is a
builder of pipe organs. It was
founded in Cannstatt...
-
Walcker (born 21
February 1996 in France) is a
French rugby union player who
plays for
Castres in the Top 14. His
playing position is prop.
Walcker signed...
- pair of
Excelsiors from Belgium. In a rain-soaked race it was the Chenard-
Walcker team and the
Bentley that set the pace,
chased by the
smaller 2-litre Bignan...
-
Hermann Lütkemüller and
installed by
Johann Eberhard Walcker and
three other ****istants from the
Walcker organ building company. From Lütkemüller's autobiography...
- only 12 of the 41
starters completed the 24 hours. The 4-litre Chenard-
Walcker of the 1923
winners René Léonard and André
Lagache had the
early lead,...
- 1876-1944, p92
Gerhard Walcker-Mayer Riga
Cathedral organ as
viewed by
Walcker March 2003 Magle,
Frederik (7 July 2005). "The
Walcker Organ in Riga Cathedral"...
- new
organ with two
manuals was
completed in 1830 by
Eberhard Friedrich Walcker from Ludwigsburg. It was
installed in the old
housing with 19
stops and...
- The van
originated as a
front wheel drive light van
produced by Chenard-
Walcker,
whose business Peugeot had
acquired by 1950. The van,
based on a wartime...
