These photos from William Creswell's collection show people with their classic automobiles from the 1900s to 1910s. Most of them are defined, but if anything's wrong, please leave your comments.
1903 Cadillac Model A Tonneau |
1906 B.L.M. Auto |
1906 Ford Model N Roadster |
1906 Winton Model K |
1907 Stevens-Duryea |
1908 Cadillac Model S |
1908 Maxwell-Briscoe Model H |
1909 Cadillac Model 30 |
1909 Oakland Model 40 |
1909 or 1910 Cadillac Demi-Tonneau |
1909 or 1910 Ford Model T Tourabout |
1910 EMF 30 Touring Car |
1910 Mitchell |
1910 or 1911 Whiting Model A Roadster |
1910 Peerless Touring Car |
1911 EMF Roadster |
1911 Maxwell |
1912 Cadillac Model 30 |
1912 Pierce Arrow Model 36 |
1912 Speedwell |
1912 Winton |
1913 Willys-Knight Overland Model 69 |
1913 Winton |
1914 Willys Overland |
1915 Ford Model T Tourer |
1916 Ford Model T Speedster |
1918 Ford Model T Runabout |
1918 Overland Model 90 |
1919 Pierce-Arrow Series 51 |
1919 Pierce-Arrow Series 51 |
Andy F. Scott and the Anderson Special Race Car, Kansas City, Missouri, 1915 |
Family and their Ford model T, circa 1915 |
Family and their Ford Model T |
Family in a Ford Model T, NYC, 1913 |
Family in a Ford Model T |
Gentlemen in an early automobile, circa 1910 |
H. A. Moyer Automobile Company, Syracuse, New York City, 1912 |
John Albrecht and family in a Halladay automobile, August 1910 |
John Renner in Albrecht's Halladay, August 1910 |
New York tour bus, circa 1910 |
Pullman autos in Washington D.C., 1912 |
R.L. (Lee) Jones and Julia Wilkins Jones in their auto, Poolville, Texas, 1917 |
Rev. H.H. Hartnell, 90 Years old, in his E.M.F. auto with a 1909 Massachusetts license plate in Suncook, New Hampshire, Oct. 18, 1909 |
Sophia and Laura in a Halladay automobile, August 1910 |
Texas family and their 1917-19 Ford Model T |
Tourists in a Ford Model T at the 'Devil's Den' at Gettysburg Battlefield in Pennsylvania, ca. early 1910s |
Wolseley-Siddeley limousine and chauffeur, London, ca. 1906-1907 |
Wolseley-Siddeley limousine and chauffeur, London, ca. 1906-1907 |
ReplyDeleteNo. 10: 1909 Stoddard-Dayton (Model 9K), Detachable Demi-Tonneau
(1909 or 1910 Cadillac Demi-Tonneau)
Photo 1 shows the Barrel family in their 1903 Cadillac
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