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Photo of some used cars taken October 6, 1940.

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Mystery car, chain drive?

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Menominee jitney.

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Not New York.

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More New York motorists...

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EMF?

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Vehicles on the Pike's Peak highway that look like Whites.

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No idea on the year or model Rolls, sorry.  Those headlights do look like Packard, 1915-16.  Here's one that's a complete mystery to me, but I am sure not for others following along.

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On 9/15/2020 at 7:09 PM, edinmass said:

Two Springfield Mass cars.......very special. First needs no explanation, the second is a Knox Waterless, AKA “Old Porcupine”

Second car is a White steamer, a model A or B, built in Cleveland (but maybe it was in Springfield when the photo was taken).

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Another gem from DPL:  "Packard 243, second series eight (produced 2/2/1925-8/1/1926), 8-cylinder, 85-horsepower, 143-inch wheelbase, 8-person faux cabriolet, by Van Den Plas, Brussels, for Max Sauvau. Grand prix winner Monte Carlo (March 1926), Nice & Cannes Concours d'Elegance."

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It's great to get input from others, as Walt points out, we are all learning and sharing.  I probably should have posted what was with the photo when I found it:  "John A. Malone, Milwaukee, Model 3-43 delivered 9/29/1926, mileage 69,496, motor has never been overhauled, note: special bumpers, running board step plates, dual spot lamps, dual rear view mirrors, Packard deluxe emblem, series of three horns mounted on headlamp cross bar, side glass ventilation panels."  It's a DPL image.

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Packard 343 club sedan, with a few accessories.  The gizmo up near the cowl vent has me perplexed.

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1930 Packard 745 convertible victoria, Waterhouse body, taken to auto show in Paris.

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An interesting cross section of technologies: a rail car loaded with milled lumber next to oxen next to a Model T (registered to Earl Hastings, of Los Angeles).