| MAPUTO | African capital known until 1976 as Lourenco Marques (6) |
| ANTANANARIVO | Capital and largest city of Madagascar, known until 1976 as Tananarive (12) |
| NAIROBI | African capital known as the Green City in the Sun |
| OSLO | European capital, known until 1924 as Christiania (4) |
| TALLINN | European capital known until 1918 as Reval (7) |
| ANGOLAN | President Joao Lourenco, e.g. |
| ELLICE | ___ Islands, name by which Tuvalu was known until 1976 (6) |
| SAIGON | Name by which Ho Chi Minh City was officially known until 1976 (6) |
| ANKARA | Capital and second- largest city of Turkey, known until 1930 as Angora (6) |
| MALABO | Capital of Equatorial Guinea, known until 1973 as Santa Isabel (6) |
| BANJUL | Capital of The Gambia, known until 1973 as Bathurst (6) |
| RAPIER | Sunbeam model which survived until 1976 (6) |
| JAIPUR | Rajasthan capital, known as the Pink City (6) |
| BELIZE | Second-smallest country of Central America by area, known until 1973 as British Honduras (6) |
| ANSARI | Specialist engine builder, originally founded in Italy but better known perhaps for its British branch's association with several classic UK vintage marques (6) |
| CEYLON | Name by which Sri Lanka was formally known until 1972 (6) |
| TULANE | Sugar Bowl host until 1976 |
| PRAGUE | European capital known as the "City of a Hundred Spires" |
| TRISBA | Amalgamation of two British marques featuring a parallel twin engine from Meriden and a Gold Star tank with a Victor frame. (6) |
| HAYNES | Marques of the Harlem Globetrotters |
