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Abnormal load vehicle. Rear plate. GE = Genève.

Trade plate series since 1977. Front plate. ZH = Zürich. U = Trade plates.

Trade plate series since 1977. Rear plate. SO = Solothurn. U = Trade plates.

Trade plate series since 1977. Front plate. AG = Aargau. U = Trade plates.

Trade plate series since 1977. Rear plate. SG = Sankt Gallen. U = Trade plates.

Temporary series since 1960 with later layout changes. Front plate. SO = Solothurn.
Valid until end of May 2000.

Temporary series since 1960 with later layout changes. Rear plate. GE = Genève.
Valid until end of January 1999.

Temporary series since 1960 with later layout changes. Front plate. ZH = Zürich.
Valid until end of July 1998.

Temporary series since 1960 with later layout changes. Rear plate. ZH = Zürich.
Valid until end of August 1997.

Temporary series since 1960 with later layout changes. Rear plate. VS = Valais.
Valid until end of June 2002.

Temporary series since 1960 with later layout changes. Front plate. SO = Solothurn.
Z = Duty not paid. Valid until end of October 1999.

Temporary series since 1960 with later layout changes. Front plate. TI = Ticino.
Z = Duty not paid. Valid until end of February 1999.

Temporary series since 1960 with later layout changes. Rear plate. BS = Basel Stadt.
Z = Duty not paid. Valid until end of October 1999.

Temporary series since 1960 with later layout changes. Rear plate. ZH = Zürich.
The last Z = Duty not paid. Valid until end of July 1999.

Diplomatic series since 1968. 1995 onwards plate style. CD = Corps Diplomatique. White on green
= Embassies and consulates. BE = Bern. 1 = Head of Mission (Ambassador). 67 = Norway.

Diplomatic series since 1968. 1995 onwards plate style. CD = Corps Diplomatique.
White on blue = International organizations. GE = Geneve. 67 = Norway.

Diplomatic series since 1968. 1995 onwards plate style. CD = Corps Diplomatique.
White on blue = International organizations. VD = Vaud. 67 = Norway.

Diplomatic series since 1968. 1995 onwards plate style. CD = Corps Diplomatique. White on blue =
International organizations. GE = Genève. 06 = World Intellectual Property Organization.

Diplomatic series since 1968. 1995 onwards plate style. CD = Corps Diplomatique.
White on blue = International organizations. GE = Genève. 1 = Head of Mission.
567 = World Trade Organization - Norway.

Diplomatic series since 1968. 1995 onwards plate style. CD = Corps Diplomatique.
White on blue = International organizations. VD = Vaud. 201 = European Union.

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