Touring Mexico In A Stanley Mountain Wagon
This Stanley a 1912 Model 88 is lettered Royal Gorge, which is a tourist attraction in Canyon City, Colo. I wonder if it was pressed into service in Mexico during the cooler months ?
Have I Got A Deal For You
Slow day at a car dealership somewhere in Ohio during 1938.
Out With The Old…..In With The New
This steam powered engine #39 leaves the fire hour in NYC for the last time on Feb. 20, 1912. Back down the street is posed its replacement which we can also see in the photo below. This unknown brand of pumper has the most unusual radiator I have ever seen. The shape of this radiator…
Conservative
President Calvin Coolidge and his radio equipped Buick in 1924, both looking quite conservative.
All Steamed Up…..
Hollywood Actress Mary Carlisle powdering her face on an MGM prop that still exists to this day. It is a very well turned out, hand crafted Locomotive replica. The boiler and nose along with train accessories were installed on a passenger car body and chassis.
The Maxwell Factory – New Castle, Indiana
A color postcard and a photograph from the Gene Ingram collection show us where the Maxwell racing car that was posted previously was assembled. The 1909 Model KA assembly area at the Newcastle factory. All of the chassis after being assembled in bare metal were then tested and sent to the paint shop. The completed…
Bulldog Mack At Work
Here is a photo of a chain drive AC Mack at work, being used by Wagner’s Towing service to bring this late 20s sedan into a wrecking yard.