Garford-Putilov armoured cars were an armoured fighting vehicle produced in Russia during the First World War era. They were built on the chassis of Garford Motor Truck Co. lorries imported from the United States.

During its production from 1915 to 1916 the Putilov factory produced 48 of these armoured cars which were used during the First World War and the Russian Civil War. For their class and time Garfords possessed powerful weapons and adequate armour and despite their rather mediocre mobility Garfords were very effective in battle, distinguishing themselves in reliability and construction and giving them a comparatively long service life.

Includes markings for:

• "Vityaz" (Knight), Unknown unit, Moscow, Russia 1918
• Garford with Red Army star, Testing Ground in Kubinka, USSR, 1941
• Camouflaged Garford, Moscow Russia, early 1920s
• "Sokol II" (Falcon 2nd), 1st Auto Armoured Detachment of Red Army, Petrograd Russia, 1920
• "Zagloba", Zagloba armoured platoon, Polish Army, 1920
• "Lev" (Lion), Unknown unit, Eastern front 1918
• "Zamoskvorechye", Central Headquarters of the Red Guard, Moscow Russia, 1918
• "Kurzemnieks", Armored Car devision, Latvian Army, Latvia 1919
• "Proletary", 3rd Detachment of Petrograd's Armoured units, Russian 1918
• "Karl Marks", 3rd Detachment of Petrograd's Armoured units, Russian 1918
• "Dziadek" (Grandpa), 1st Armoured Platoon of the Polish Army, 1920
• "Gaydamaka", 1st armoured devision of the Separate Zaporozhye Division, Ukrainian People's Republic, 1918
• "Lacplesis", Armoured car division, Latvian Army, Latvia 1919