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  1. That style of tyre suggests to me maybe 1940s?? Maybe someone can decipher the lettering.
  2. The other one looks to be a Columbia electric. Even though its design looks earlier it might date from around the same time as the Mitchell.
  3. Buster Keaton owned two of these - IMCDb.org: Mercer in movies and TV series
  4. 1929 Pontiac. The serials numbers ran from 410101 to 530874. And the tag is in the right place - 'under the left front fender'.
  5. Vehicle registration plates of Connecticut - Wikipedia
  6. The style of hood louvres suggests to me it is earlier than 1913 - more like 1908-10 maybe.
  7. Sometimes one way of telling which was round a photo should be is the way men's coats button up but in this case I don't think that is of any help.
  8. Very few cars of this era had left hand drive, especially those in the medium/high price bracket. I wonder if the mystery car should look like this -
  9. My first thought was Ols as well but - the grease cap is reminiscent of Olds but the hubs are not -
  10. Reminiscent of the triple berline posted above is this double berline. Not yet sure of the chassis.
  11. A big early Panhard with its closed body opened.
  12. Most of the MMC (Motor Manufacturing Company) cars I have seen photos of are small runabouts. This is the only large, closed car I have seen.
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