There are quite a few, actually. The Douglas DC-3 and DC-4 were licensed to countries like Canada, Russia, Japan. A number of German planes were kept in production after the war in Spain, France, Yugoslavia. Bell helicopters were made by Agusta and Westland and even Airbus are being built by Northrop.

Details of course show who was the actual manufacturer, when was the plane built, and all the information down to the serial number ... but only if the images are good. For background or blurred images an identification is not so easy.

The same is true for ships, while smaller ships and boats will be difficult. For some we may only tell the type, like 'trawler', 'brig', 'cutter'. Also ships of similar design are sometimes being produced by different manufacturers.

The variations on trains is not so great as for ships ... I think. I have never really cared too much about these, therefore it will be a new field for me.

Horse-drawn, like any beast-of-burden-drawn vehicles will usually only be named by it's class. Compare the film I mentioned above. Only on rare occasions a maker will be known. But who knows, perhaps there are people out there on the wide realms of the internet that know carts like some of us know cars.