History Photos taken before WW2 - history in black and white

This is a very fancy Model T Speedcar......It appears to have 1911 Model T Torpedo fenders ?

 

One more day to send me your answers/guesses on the weekly quiz - see post 4224 - please send me a PM.

Here's an RCH in Wisconsin, no match for that chain drive beauty yellerspirit just posted (Locomobile?).

 

More ladies, this time in what looks like a DeDion limousine. Did the chauffeur take the photo?

 

From the black clothing and the pile of gravel behind the car, they may have just buried Grandpa....

 

Hudson Super-6 by State, War & Navy bldg. in Washington, DC 1920

 

Man! Traffic is bumper to bumper ... 1929 Hudson in the middle of a sheep ranch.

 

The really OLD 'good ole days' - 1925 Hudson

 

“I couldn’t think of anything prettier than Mabel Normand behind the wheel of that car”

 

Carl L. Miller opened the Hudson Sales and Service franchise in Ypsilanti Michigan in 1927 as an automobile dealership and repair shop.

 

"Romeo replaced Alfa Chief Engineer Giuseppe Merosi, who had created the first models and joined the company back in 1910, with Vittorio Jano, technical creator of the great Alfas of the 1930s."

http://fiat500usa.blogspot.com/2010/06/1910-2010-alfa-romeo-celebrates-century.html

 

Joe Cordner driving in the May Day Parade in Taree, New South Wales:

 

http://www.pictureaustralia.org/search/racing+car

 

Preparing for the Surf trials in Hawaii - 1939:

<CENTER></CENTER><CENTER> </CENTER><CENTER> </CENTER><CENTER>A. Major and R.K. Russell (Palm Beach),
[FONT=Arial,Helvetica]H.H. Wicke, R. Duck, [/FONT]
[FONT=Arial,Helvetica]F.C. Davis, L. Morath, [/FONT]
[FONT=Arial,Helvetica]and R. Lumsdaine (Manly), [/FONT]
[FONT=Arial,Helvetica]with varying types of surfboards.[/FONT] </CENTER><CENTER> </CENTER><CENTER>http://www.surfresearch.com.au/1939_SLSA_Surf_Australia.html</CENTER>

 

Public transport, Morris, NY.

 

Lozier touring, c. 1912.

 

here's one of mine. This is a scan of a negative I have of my Great Grandfather in his car. I am not sure what it is but in the same batch of negatives one was dated 1929. The headlights are throwing me off. PM me if you know otherwise I'll post on another thread.

I know that my Grandfather (the son) had a 31 Pierce Arrow (found the '33 registration for it) and a '37 Packard (have the registration from the 40's and a Federal use tax $5.00 stamp for it from '43) Have more negatives to go thru but this is one I am going to find someone that can print it.