Chris Paulsen
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The car in the center of the main photo (first one on the left) is a 1911 Auburn.
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Brass era touring - from a card posted October 1909
Chris Paulsen replied to nzcarnerd's topic in What is it?
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It's interesting that the Model T on the right has a painted radiator. It's not a brass radiator. It's a 1917-1919. The license plate appears to be a 1919 Ohio. The car on the left is a Studebaker.
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Would you be willing to post the photo of the Auburn?
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Amazing photos! Sure looks like a Panhard-Levassor to me. I think I can see their signature spark and throttle knobs (handles) inside the steering wheel.
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It's a Lozier.
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1912 Buick Model 35
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I knew Jimmy Staats pretty well. He was probably best known for his Curved Dash Oldsmobiles. He showed his 1903 at Hershey every year for decades; toured with it regularly as well. What would you like to know?
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The first car is a 1910 Pullman, built in York.
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1911 Mitchell
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1910 Overland
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Model 10 Buick?
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Do you have a YOM license plate on your car ?
Chris Paulsen replied to Jeff Perkins / Mn's topic in General Discussion
Not the best photo, but here's the porcelain city-issued plate registered to our 1910 Ford. -
The car on the right is a 1912 EMF.
