From The Hindu Archives, April 28, 1926: Giant motor caravans for Gwalior

London, April 27: “The Westminster Gazette” says that two giant motor caravans for hunting purposes, capable of accommodating 16 persons fully furnished and lit by electricity, which had been ordered by the late Maharaja of Gwalior, are being shipped to India from England this week. The front portion of so-called “Flat-a-van” consists of a vehicle driven by 50 H.P. Engine and in which eight people can dine at once. Behind is a trailer equipped with a dormitory. The whole outfit is 45 feet long, weights ten tons and costs £3,000.