History Photos taken before WW2 - history in black and white

The car is a 1914 Mitchell Little Six...........N

 

This sure looks like a Pierce Arrow, but I'm not sure of the year.

 

The Car is a 1914 Mitchell ittle Six........N

 

You are correct, the only known Fox was in the Bill Harrah collection, it was sold in the September 29-30 1984 auction, present location is unknown to me.

 

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We'll all wonder what the photographer said to the owner just before taking this photo.

 

Twin6 This is Matson in a Chalmers-Detroit "Bluebird" I don't know were the race was but he won. Bob

 

Harley-Davidson Model J somewhere in the period 1921 to 1925.

 

This could be an example of the first six cylinder Pierce Great Arrow of 1907 - wheelbase was 135". It looks long enough.
I guess this one - http://www.1motormart.com/gallery/07pa01.jpg - is a four cylinder car.

 

Roland Bugatti (son of) around 1927:

 

Alfonso de Portago - 1934:


5CV Citroen - 1925:

 

Elecricar in Sheffield - 1931

 

A streamlined Metrovick:

 

Electric cars at exposition in Paris in 1931:

 

Ettore Bugatti - 1939:



http://www.rtbf.be/classic21/article_exposition-centenaire-de-bugatti-a-autoworld?id=3718

 

Bugatti Royale:



http://ds.static.rtbf.be/article/top/e/1/0/600_330_1259932129.jpg

 

Bugatti 32:



http://www.rtbf.be/classic21/article_exposition-centenaire-de-bugatti-a-autoworld?id=3718



http://bugatti-32.com/history.html



http://classic-car.y2u.co.uk/Cl_Bugatti_01.htm

 

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"Conspicuous consumption, 1930's-style'....'en français'!"
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The Buggati guys can chime in on this one and give you the S/N etc. (I've got all that, and more pix of the car, but not where I am right now). The car still exists, rebodied, and as a surviving Royale is very well known. The body in this shot is a first series Packard 8, seven passenger touring.

 

Sunroofcord - can you help her?

 

A Jackson touring car evidently held back on a hill with stones as chocks......

 

Pacific Gas & Electric trolleys.....

 

Dubois, Pa......

 

International mysteries...

 

Counting down the days to Halloween...

 

So much for that company logo "No sand too deep no hill too steep, Jackson"

 

Anybody ID this Derham-bodied auto?

 

Or this one?

 

And how about this one??? (All three
Derhams are THANKS to Coachbuilt.com!)

 

37Kid, scratching around on the net, I think the SOLE
surviving Fox air-cooled is a Derham-bodied 4DS now
owned by one Tom Kidd of Old Zionsville, PA, a suburb
of Macungie, PA, where he's said to show the car one
or so each year. I also found a pic, but it's color and
NOT thread-friendly, so I'm going to show it over on
the "extinction" thread, which it fit into the theme of
extinction and ULTRA-rarity.

But here's an interesting Fox ad from American-
Automobiles.com:


1922 Fox touring car