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Silver Arrow

Silver Arrow, Silver Arrows or The Silver Arrow may refer to: * The Pierce Silver Arrow, a luxury car introduced in 1933 * Frecciargento (Italian for SilverArrow), the brand name for 200-250 km/h Italian high speed trains * Silver Arrow (rail-air service), a former intermodal passenger transport service between London and Paris * Silverpilen (The Silver Arrow) – a nickname for the Swedish SL C5 metro train * Silverpilen (The Silver Arrow) – a ghost train roaming the Stockhilm metro, see The Silver Train of Stockholm * Silver Arrow, a division of Elbit Systems that builds unmanned aerial vehicles * Zilverpijl (Silver arrow), Belgian comic book series about the American Old West * Silver Arrow, a limited dealer edition of the Saab 900 * Silver Arrows, nickname given by the press to Germany's dominant Mercedes-Benz and Auto Union Grand Prix motor racing cars between 1934 and 1939

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Silver Arrow, Silver Arrows or The Silver Arrow may refer to: * The Pierce Silver Arrow, a luxury car introduced in 1933 * Frecciargento (Italian for SilverArrow), the brand name for 200-250 km/h Italian high speed trains * Silver Arrow (rail-air service), a former intermodal passenger transport service between London and Paris * Silverpilen (The Silver Arrow) – a nickname for the Swedish SL C5 metro train * Silverpilen (The Silver Arrow) – a ghost train roaming the Stockhilm metro, see The Silver Train of Stockholm * Silver Arrow, a division of Elbit Systems that builds unmanned aerial vehicles * Zilverpijl (Silver arrow), Belgian comic book series about the American Old West * Silver Arrow, a limited dealer edition of the Saab 900 * Silver Arrows, nickname given by the press to Germany's dominant Mercedes-Benz and Auto Union Grand Prix motor racing cars between 1934 and 1939

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