Pre-1910 Touring Car ID

[Steve Hagy]

Hi,

 

Another automobile turned fire engine.  This one is from Glenwood, New York and looks to be an early, fancy car.  Any ideas?

 

Thanks,

 

Steve

[nzcarnerd]

Going by the distinctive radiator badge it is a Stevens-Duryea. That style of car with the radiator well forward was built around 1906-07.

 

Here is one similar - but maybe not as big - on TheOldMotor.

 

http://theoldmotor.com/?p=25673

 

 

 

 

[nzcarnerd]

Another one from TheOldMotor which may be the same model - a 50 hp Model S 1906-07

 

http://theoldmotor.com/?p=16276

 

Note the protruding hubs.

 

[Wayne Tucker]

I recently purchased this brass side lamp with the identifying marks "Hall 144-E." It is very similar to the image in previous posts and the images I found on line for the 1910 Peerless Model 27 side lamp. The problem is it is electric. I know Peerless went electric but I thought it was 1911. As the Peerless 1911 had round lenses I am puzzled. I found another identical lamp marked "Hall 144-E" and it had the patent date June 7, 1910 stamped on it. It was also electric but also had the kerosene system intact. My side lamp appears to be using a 1156 bulb socket. I would like help identifying and will include an image. It does appear worth rebuilding. Any help would be gladly appreciated.