John E. Guitar

What a lovely photo!

Festival of Locomotion - 19th April 1917 https://cdf.montevideo.gub.uy/catalogo/foto/01482fmhge

Festival of Locomotion - 19th April 1917 https://cdf.montevideo.gub.uy/catalogo/foto/01481fmhge

Festival of Locomotion - 19th April 1917 https://cdf.montevideo.gub.uy/catalogo/foto/01483fmhge

Festival of Locomotion - Montevideo, Uruguay. 19th April 1917. https://cdf.montevideo.gub.uy/catalogo/foto/01485fmhge

It's not reversed. Someone has just written on the back of the negative. If you click on "Descargar foto en alta resolución" at the link you can download a high resolution scan. There's a lot of great detail in the shot.

Playa Verde, Montevideo - January 1936 https://cdf.montevideo.gub.uy/catalogo/foto/06634fmhge

Carnival celebrations. Hotel del Prado, Montevideo. 1920. Looks like the place to be. https://cdf.montevideo.gub.uy/catalogo/foto/02370fmhge

Salem Iron Works at Front and State Streets in Salem, Oregon. Demolished in 1977. https://www.willametteheritage.org/carl-gerlinger/#

I wonder what the seven round things are, decorative or functional?

https://forums.aaca.org/topic/370400-the-20th-century-fox-locomobile-sedan/

Straddle carrier. https://gerlingercarrier.com

Agreed, here's a clearer detail image.

Palacio Jackson. 18 de Julio esquina Plaza Cagancha, Montevideo. Circa 1920 https://cdf.montevideo.gub.uy/catalogo/foto/12530fmhge

Firestone serviceman and vehicle, circa 1916. Courtesy Wichita Public Library, Local History Section / #HTH100

Thanks for taking the photo. A great piece of history.

Delahaye truck. Montevideo 1919

There was an assembly plant in Sao Paulo. The T looks fairly high-spec with wind wings and a front bumper. I've got a 1926 tourer that looks very similar except it has wire wheels. These were sold as a De-Luxe Ford here in Australia. This ad is from October 1926.

Rio de Janeiro. 1910

Ford T with carnival-goers. Avenida Rio Branco, Rio de Janeiro. 1928

Avenida Rio Branco.

Escola Estácio de Sá

First Brazilian presidential car (CGV) in front of the Escola Municipal Alberto Barth (under construction). 1907

Largo da Carioca, Rio de Janeiro. 1926

O 1º carro Landaulet usado por um Presidente da República, o Marechal Hermes da Fonseca, em frente ao Catete. - The 1st Landaulet car used by a President of the Republic, Marshal Hermes da Fonseca, in front of Catete. It looks like a Panhard based on the radiator, radiator cap and the overall appearance. There were 11 Panhards imported into Brazil between 1909 and 1911.