ID this circa 1910 roadster?

[PFindlay]

Any ideas what this car is?  Photo taken in Easton, PA.

 

 

 

Edited January 20, 2022 by PFindlay (see edit history)

[Leif Holmberg]

https://www.earlyamericanautomobiles.com/1906.htm Looks close to the first car on this page 1906.

[Ariejan NL]

This is a rare example of the Craig-Toledo roadster, which was built only during the first half of 1907. Fast, reliable, but probably too expensive at $ 4.000,-. It was the only model produced.

 

[1937hd45]

Nicely done! What were the main clues to identifying a brand I've never heard of in my 61 years in the hobby. 

[PFindlay]

Wow, nice find.   Thank you Ariejan.  There are a few body differences so it may be a year or two newer but it certainly looks like a match, especially the front end.

[Leif Holmberg]

If you PFindley are looking at the page above AreijanNL  at earlyamerikanautomobiles 1906 you will find the very right car and year?

[Ariejan NL]

The Craig-Toledo was tested during 8 months in 1906 and described in several magazines end of 1906/beginning 1907. The company went into receivership mid-1907, so it is unlikely that any cars were built later. But indeed a Craig-Toledo was an official tire car during the 1909 NY to Atlanta Good Roads Tour. Apparently still going strong. The only photos I know of Craig-Toledo cars can be found in the Detroit Public Library automotive collection, a true eldorado for the early car historian and still expanding. 

The car can indeed be found on earlyamericanautomobiles.com, but it that takes a good effort to find it and besides I doubt if you would have recognized the above picture from that source. I use my own archive, which is better organised.