Vintage shots from days gone by!

possibly The Mac "Kno-Glare."

or one these others that were legal in NJ in the teens ...

A. M. Bulb and J. M. Lens
"Aderente" Non-blinding Device
Osgood Autolite Deflector
Lancaster Safety Lens
Vosburgh No-Glare Nitrogen Auto Headlight
Royal Glareless Lens
Sutterley Reflector
Westinghouse Lamp Co. Bulb
Edison Mazda
Alpha Non-Glare
"Amco" Auto Light Deflector
Corning Prismatic Lens
Stryker Headlight Deflector
"Opalite" Deflector
Trano Auto-Glare Headlight
0-U-Lite Electric Dimmer
Scatter Light Lens
C. and A. Matisse No-Glare Projecting Lamp
Lancaster Star Diffusing Lens
Empire Adjustable Lamp Dimmer
The Legalite Lens
Klear-Lite Lens
Warner Lens
No-Glare Star Light
No-Glar-on Lamp
Prismolite
Convex Auto Lens
Sunburst Lens
Haskins No-glare Lens
Saferlite Lens
Nitrogen No-Glare Automobile Headlight
Queen Frosted Concave Lens
Primolite Lens.
Dim-a-Light Lens
More-Lite Lens
Da-Lite Lens

from...

 

Is that a Ford sedan top on that there boat?

 

Get yer copy today

 

poor little Dutch boy

 

from Packard Precision

 

My vote - Warner.

 

It looks like a regular 54 grill with pieces of a 55' behind it

 

Wow, EhDubya! AWESOME photo! I've never even seen this one before. Was there any more background
info with it? Though I don't see anything newer than '38, it doesn't indicate when the pic was actually
snapped. What's the Source of the photo, and what was this "new process" Bethlehem was using to recycle
old cars? Is this a hint of the first instance of crushing VS. burning? Shredding, maybe? What a photo!


Not only that, it would be cool to know the bottom row, L-R. I can't be sure of every one.

 

hey Jimi, I meant to link it all the sordid details here

 

1942 NYC fifth ave

 

Lots of cool old photos!!

 

My dad transporting Mustang fighters from the Brisbane to Oakey Army Base in 1943

 

Found the picture here: http://digital.hagley.org/cdm4/item_viewer.php?CISOROOT=/p268001coll25&CISOPTR=577&CISOBOX=1&REC=19
and photos of other packard woodies here: gotta scroll down a bit to find the packards
http://www.oldwoodies.com/gallery-autowoodies45.htm

Thats a strange looking woodie...
Its a Packard, 1948-49 I'm guessing..

 

Can't say for sure that this is the same Gem theatre, but there was an African-American Gem theatre in Knoxville, TN back around the 1930s.

 

Great Mercer racing photos today on The Old Motor.

 

Good eye!

 

Definitely not a steamer but a smoker for sure...

 

Used to call that a "carbeque"

 

New York

 

Karl Benz 1888




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Looks like a young KD Lang in that last group with the T.

 

...

 

Waco

 

Dog, do you have any info on this location?
Cyclone Kevin, if you see this, does this not look like the Building @ Main and Del Mar?