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Need i.d. on round-grille brass car


West Peterson

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1907 Lambert it is. One of three made according to the Reynolds Museum in Canada. The same car. Reynolds purchased many, many cars out of the Pollard collection, to build the largest transportation museum in Canada. I feel bad for doubting Mr. Dillon's description, but I try to double check items about which I'm not sure, and none of the sources I have showed that model of Lambert. With only three built, I now understand why.

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FWIW the fact checking is a good thing, West. I just started back up on a book I have by Menno Duerkson (sp?? not handy right now..) written in the early 70s - still a big fan but time has shown some of his points to be innacurate. Besides good reading, it is nice to know the Antique Automobile is as factual as possible.

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