History Photos taken before WW2 - history in black and white

Shit, I have a serious side, but I love the wise-cracks!

 

T6.....What can you tell us about this WWI era plate on what appears to be a Hupp...??? Check out the radiator cap.....

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...1917 Hupmobile Model N Touring.....a friend of mine has one, worked on it many times.... just took her out and ran her this weekend actually.

 

Looks like one of the Packaderm girls has had a little to much hops??

 

Ed Kurtz in Allen Motorcar ... Fostoria, Ohio

 

Thanks for posting this very cool photo, and thank you MrModelT for ID'ing the car. Interesting photo to say the least. I'll have to dig some on the plate, which looks like a home made job but by 1917 I thought all states were issuing plates. Many states allowed owners to make their own plates in the early years (leather was often used). The radiator cap is cool. Check the soldier, with what I think is probably an A3-'03 rifle.

 

You didn't tell us what they caught or were trying to catch with that "Bait Car"? LOL

 

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Early White steamer (1906?), in Connecticut.

 

Marital bliss means having a seat all to yourself...

 

1910 Packard Truck

 

1910 Renault Touring. Could be two different cars.

 

Actually had another line a few minutes later:

"You shoulda seen the one that got away!"

 

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Yeah, probably! That and the fact that I
haven't had anywhere even near enough
yet!! LOL!

Mart3406
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1910 Hotchkiss Towncar

 

1910 Garford

 

Sunroof-I could'nt resist posting My Great Uncle Dan Daniels Allen again to compare it against your post.I have no idea when my shot was taken but the car was brand new.



Uncle Dan Daniels - Allen automobile- Canton Twp. Michigan

 

ok I like picnic theme - here are a few from NZ as well as some 'way too many people on my car' pics.

 

This was with the photo-

"28th february 1942
Car: Nash LaFayette
Mr. GAVRIIL GAVRILITA, professional driver (since 1929 -19 years old)
his photo was found recently (23rd June 2010) in the house by me and it's my grandfather in 28th february 1942.
Concerning the ice (frozen mud), it is due to the low temperature during February month. The picture is taken at the opening of the bridge over Nistru river from Tighina district, at the north-east of Romania, situated at about 550 km from Bucharest.
On the back of the photo my Grandfather wrote: "Amintire de la Inaugurarea Podului de peste Nistru din Jud. Tighina- 28 Februarie 1942" ("Memory from the opening of the bridge over Nistru from Tighina district- 28th february 1942"
My Grandfather was born in 10th December 1910 in the nearby of Tighina district. In october 1928 he came in the capital of Romania Bucharest and subscribed at the school of professional drivers. The specialized courses were till november 1929 when he sustained the exams and obtained the driving licence for motobikes,cars and trucks ( A , B , C, categories). In 1941 my Grandfather obtained at the same schoola diploma of first class engineer mechanic-auto.

I offer this photo to all enthusiast ones over the world,lovely from my grandfather from heaven.

Greetings from Romania-Bucharest!

IURII CUZMIN "

http://www.prewarcar.com/my-prewarcar/spot-a-pre-war-car/

 

http://www.forum-auto.com/uploads/200602/pegeka_988_1140668525_harlem_02.jpg



http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk295/zingdan/Old World/21dlf90.jpg

 

http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/gJ-MtZYCuCEF-h30jAj4LQ

 

http://www.oldtownvictorville.com/gallery.php

 

1909 Thornycroft:



http://www.prewarcar.com/magazine/p...ycroft-picnic-project-update-basingstoke.html

 

"Marvin Streich's father's 1928 McLauglin

Picnic time at the old homestead, circa 1935, with Marvin's aunts."


http://www.prewarbuick.com/cars/112/1928-Buick-McLauglin

 

http://www.clusterflock.org/author/alek-lindus/page/2

 

http://www.crystalcavepa.com/history.html

 

http://underthehood.oldcarsweekly.com/default,date,2009-03-30.aspx

 

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~innwigs/ImageArchive/DunesStatePark/DunesImages-Part1.htm

 

http://www.rct2uces.com/files/lunapark/ParkLaterImprovements.htm

 

http://www.edgecombhistorical.org/FlyeCollection/EHSFlyeCatalog.htm