Globe - Kokomo, IN

[dep5]

[zipdang]

Company picnic day? Testing day? 

[Dave Henderson]

Not a single Model T seen, in the era when half of the cars on the road were T's.   An upscale gathering. 

[nzcarnerd]

The car on the left is a circa 1917 low price Overland.

 

The white touring car is a Dodge - circa 1924. 

 

The touring behind it is a circa 1916 Buick four cylinder.

 

The car with the chummy roadster styling,  under the word 'Development', looks like a Stutz but I don't think it is big enough.

 

At far right is probably another Dodge - circa 1926 - but it could also be an early Hupmobile Model A

[Craig Gillingham]

The third car from the left is a Haynes, the sixth is a Marmon? I think.

[keiser31]

Second from the left is a 1923 Apperson Jackrabbit with the rabbit. Here is the same model with the rabbit on the radiator mounted on the wrong angle. I believe the rabbit was always jumping front feet down and rear feet up.

Edited April 27, 2018 by keiser31 (see edit history)

[Craig Gillingham]

Looking at Apperson photos, the sixth car is closer to an Apperson 8/20, rather than a Marmon.

[ron hausmann]

All,

i believe the sixth car may be a 1920 or early 1921 Kissel Tourster. Kissel and Apperson styling were close, influenced buy Conover Silver in New York, and both had rounded radiators and a rear "bustle". But an Apperson  Tourster had a rear porthole, whereas a Kissel did not.. Also, a Kissel would be the same hi end car type that would fit with these others.

Here are a couple pictures of a 1921 Kissel Tpurster in the museum in Denver.

Ron Hausmann 

[ron hausmann]

Also, an early 1921 Kissel Tourster model 6-45 has a hood vent, just like you can discern in these pictures!