Air Forces |
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Till 1968
SF=SHAPE France (Personnel attached to NATO and stationned at Fontainebleau near Paris) |
1960's
NATO Forces in France
SHAPE = Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers in Europe
Used on vehicles of personnel attached to NATO. |
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402 = O.E.C.D. |
Corsica / Front plate |
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Corsica / Rear plate |
(Made by Europe Production S.A.) / The black coating on the characters wears with age, and becomes copper coloured or silvergrey. Once discovered, production has changed. |
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Corsica / Dealer |
1980's
France
Dealer / 2A = Corsica |
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(Made by Europe Production S.A.) / The black coating on the characters wears with age, and becomes copper coloured or silvergrey. Once discovered, production has changed. |
Corsica |
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Corsica / Rear plate |
Consular Corps |
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Pays de Gex / French taxfree enclave at the Swiss border
Used by personnel of Centrifuge CERN
Special series with TTW suffix. |
CD / 401 = Unesco |
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From 1965
Diplomatic
99 = Vatican Embassy in France |
From 1965
France
Diplomatic
90=Embassy of The Netherlands |
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From 1965
France
Diplomatic
90=Embassy of The Neterlands |
Adm. & Techn. Staff / 21 = Canadian Embassy |
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CD / Staff (K) from the Embassy of Ivory Coast |
Pre 1992
Paris / Bus |
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Paris / Bus |
Series started in 1967
Paris Fire Brigade
VID = Vehicule d'Intervention Divers (General Rescue Vehicle) |
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Army |
Army |
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French Free Zone of Gex (Dept.of Ain), at the Swiss border |
CD |
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From 1965
Diplomatic / 5 = German Embassy |
France
From 1965
Diplomatic
E prefix = Used for NATO up to 1970
205 =Delegation of Germany |
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Consular / Used for members of Delegations to International Organizations
S = Strassbourg / 5 = Germany |
1950s
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1954-1965
CD |
1964-1965
Diplomatic / 75 = Paris / Front plate |
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1964-1965
Diplomatic / 75 = Paris / Rear plate |
From 1965
France
Diplomatic
90=Embassy of The Netherlands |
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1964-1965
Diplomatic / 75 = Paris |
1954-1965
Members of the Diplomatic Corps had to add a 'CD' oval for their diplomatic priviliged status
75=Paris |
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1954-1965
France
Diplomatic
Members of the Diplomatic Corps had to add a 'CD' oval for their diplomatic priviliged status
75=Paris |
1964-1965
Diplomatic / 75 = Paris / Rear plate
(The boltholes on the top left corner were meant for a CD oval, for vehicles belonging to the diplomatic corps) |
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1964
With attached metal letters, and '1964' etched into the plate, which is quite unusual. Manufactured by Maillefaud in Paris. |
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Corsica / Front plate |
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Issued in 1955
Manufactured by "La Superplaque". Unusual type of dyes for this manufacturer. |
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Corsica |
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1950-1998
Dealer-Export
2 = Car / 80 = Departement Somme |
Government / Provisional |
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Provisional / Flat thin metal |
Unknown type / Front plate / Most likely a foreign registration in French style. Often used by foreign residents to avoid road taxes and penalties. After 2003 vehicles registered like this will be immobilized by the authorities. |
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Unknown type / Rear plate |
1954 series / Issued in the 1960s
1W = Free Zone of Gex (near Swiss border) |
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Q = Free Zone Haute Savoie (Near Geneva) |
From 1984
TTQ = Free Zone of Haute-Savoie, north of Geneva. |
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From 1992
Official / Rear plate |
Till 1992
Official / Front plate |
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Till 1992
Official / Rear plate |
Governmental Department |
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Till 1976
20 = Isle of Corsica / After 1976 2A and 2B were used |
With rare "Budget Rent-a-Car" logo |
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Government |
Dealer Export / Stickered on a blank base |
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1993-1998
Dealer Export
The "2" is followedby the Department Code: 75 = Paris
Front plate |
Army |
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France
From 1993
Army
6959 can be explained as follows: 6 = Army & Gendarmerie, 95 = 1995, 9 = motorcycle. |
France
From 1990
Army
6 = Army & Gendarmerie
91 = Year of registration |
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Navy |
From 1991
Army / DGA = General Armaments Delegation
9972 is explained as follows: 9=Common Services / 97 is Year of registration i.e. 1997 / 2 = Small truck |
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1928-1949
Passenger |
1941
Bicycle plate - Paris / Required by the German Occupied Forces |
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1941
France/Bicycle plate - Paris
Required by German Ocuupied Forces |
1942-1945
Bicycle plate / Required by the German Occupied forces. The number was frequently the same as the owner's car. |
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MC / Dealer |
1950-1993
74 = Haute-Savoie / Front plate |
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1950-1993
74 = Haute-Savoie / Rear plate / Split to fit a first type Citroën 2CV |
1960-1979
Army / 6 = for small trucks, issued between 1970-1980 |
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From 1992
Official
N means that vehicle can be used nationally
78 = Province of Seine-et-Oise (Paris area) |
Tractor |
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1928-1950
Passenger / CB = Bouches-du-Rhone |
1951-1993
Passenger / With integrated country oval |
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Passenger
Perspex / Front plate |
Passenger
Perspex / Rear plate
Passenger
Perspex / Rear plate
Probably production error with green Euro label (yellow over blue makes green) |
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Passenger
Perspex / Frontplate
With unusual silver coloured border |
1928
Z = Rouen |
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From 2009
Passenger / Perspex |
From 2009
Passenger / New Eurostyle plate |
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