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Background imageAutomobiles Collection: Silent Film Still: Couples

Silent Film Still: Couples

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO: NAPIER, 1907. 1907 Napier, 60 h. p

AUTO: NAPIER, 1907. 1907 Napier, 60 h. p
AUTO: NAPIER, 1907. 1907 Napier, 60 h.p

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO: FRENCH TAXI, 1908. 1908 French Unic taxicab, 12-14 h. p

AUTO: FRENCH TAXI, 1908. 1908 French Unic taxicab, 12-14 h. p
AUTO: FRENCH TAXI, 1908. 1908 French Unic taxicab, 12-14 h.p

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO: ROLLS-ROYCE, 1909. 1909 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost, 40 / 50 h. p

AUTO: ROLLS-ROYCE, 1909. 1909 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost, 40 / 50 h. p
AUTO: ROLLS-ROYCE, 1909. 1909 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost, 40/50 h.p

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO: HISPANO-SUIZA, 1912. 1912 Hispano-Suiza Alfonso XIII, 15. 9 h. p

AUTO: HISPANO-SUIZA, 1912. 1912 Hispano-Suiza Alfonso XIII, 15. 9 h. p
AUTO: HISPANO-SUIZA, 1912. 1912 Hispano-Suiza Alfonso XIII, 15.9 h.p

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO: DAIMLER, 1913. 1913 Daimler, 30 h. p

AUTO: DAIMLER, 1913. 1913 Daimler, 30 h. p
AUTO: DAIMLER, 1913. 1913 Daimler, 30 h.p

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO: JOWETT, 1927. 1927 Jowett Long Four, 7 h. p

AUTO: JOWETT, 1927. 1927 Jowett Long Four, 7 h. p
AUTO: JOWETT, 1927. 1927 Jowett Long Four, 7 h.p

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO: ALFA-ROMEO, 1933. 1933 Alfa-Romeo 8 C-2300

AUTO: ALFA-ROMEO, 1933. 1933 Alfa-Romeo 8 C-2300

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: THE BLUE FLAME. The Blue Flame, which has achieved a land speed of more than 600 mph

THE BLUE FLAME. The Blue Flame, which has achieved a land speed of more than 600 mph. Photograph, c1970
THE BLUE FLAME. The Blue Flame, which has achieved a land speed of more than 600 mph.Photograph, c1970

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: HENRY FORD (1863-1947). American automobile manufacturer. Photographed with one of his Model T

HENRY FORD (1863-1947). American automobile manufacturer. Photographed with one of his Model T automobiles, c1920

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: SILENT STILL: COLLEGE. Marilyn Mills in Tricks, 1925

SILENT STILL: COLLEGE. Marilyn Mills in Tricks, 1925

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO: DAIMLER 38 HP, 1910

AUTO: DAIMLER 38 HP, 1910

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO: OLDSMOBILE, 1904. Oldsmobile with standard curved dash body, 7 HP

AUTO: OLDSMOBILE, 1904. Oldsmobile with standard curved dash body, 7 HP

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO: MODEL T FORD, 1915. Model T Ford with touring body, 22 HP

AUTO: MODEL T FORD, 1915. Model T Ford with touring body, 22 HP

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: FACTORY: CHEVROLET, 1960s. A Chevrolet assembley line in the early 1960s

FACTORY: CHEVROLET, 1960s. A Chevrolet assembley line in the early 1960s

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: CHRYSLER AD, 1959. Chrysler automobile advertisment from an American magazine, 1959

CHRYSLER AD, 1959. Chrysler automobile advertisment from an American magazine, 1959

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO: CHEVROLET, 1919. Model 490 Chevrolet with standard touring body, 21 HP

AUTO: CHEVROLET, 1919. Model 490 Chevrolet with standard touring body, 21 HP

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: MODEL A FORD, 1903. The first automobile produced by the Ford Motor Company, the Model A

MODEL A FORD, 1903. The first automobile produced by the Ford Motor Company, the Model A, in production from June 1903 to October 1904

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO: M. G. MIDGET. 1930 M. G. Midget M-type, 8 h. p

AUTO: M. G. MIDGET. 1930 M. G. Midget M-type, 8 h. p
AUTO: M.G. MIDGET. 1930 M.G. Midget M-type, 8 h.p

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO: MORRIS-COWLEY 1924. 1924 Morris-Cowley, 11. 9 h. p

AUTO: MORRIS-COWLEY 1924. 1924 Morris-Cowley, 11. 9 h. p
AUTO: MORRIS-COWLEY 1924. 1924 Morris-Cowley, 11.9 h.p

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: SILENT STILL: COLLEGE. College youth in the Roaring 20s

SILENT STILL: COLLEGE. College youth in the Roaring 20s

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: Silent Film Still: Couples

Silent Film Still: Couples

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: FILM: WHERE AM I?, 1923. Snub Pollard and Marie Mosquimi

FILM: WHERE AM I?, 1923. Snub Pollard and Marie Mosquimi

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: CANADA: ALASKA HIGHWAY. View along the Alaska Highway, in northern British Columbia

CANADA: ALASKA HIGHWAY. View along the Alaska Highway, in northern British Columbia and the Yukon Territory in western Canada, at the time of its construction, under the direction of the U.S

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO RACING, 1910. American automobile racer Barney Oldfield setting a record speed of 131

AUTO RACING, 1910. American automobile racer Barney Oldfield setting a record speed of 131.7 miles-per-hour in his Blitzen Benz, at Daytona Beach, Florida, 1910

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: TEXACO ADVERTISEMENT, 1941. American advertisement for Texaco gas stations, 1941

TEXACO ADVERTISEMENT, 1941. American advertisement for Texaco gas stations, 1941

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO RACE, c1900. Spectators watching at the finish line of an auto race in Springfield

AUTO RACE, c1900. Spectators watching at the finish line of an auto race in Springfield, Long Island, New York. Photograph by James H. Hare, 1900

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: RACE CAR, 1914. French racing driver Georges Boillot behind the wheel of a Peugeot

RACE CAR, 1914. French racing driver Georges Boillot behind the wheel of a Peugeot, receiving instructions from his teammate, Jules Goux (in white), prior to the 1914 Indianapolis 500 mile race

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: TEXACO ADVERTISEMENT, 1938. American advertisement for Texaco gas stations, 1938

TEXACO ADVERTISEMENT, 1938. American advertisement for Texaco gas stations, 1938

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: HUPMOBILE AD, 1926. Advertisement for the Hupmobile Straight-Eight automobile from an American

HUPMOBILE AD, 1926. Advertisement for the Hupmobile Straight-Eight automobile from an American magazine, 1926

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: HARPERs WEEKLY, 1913. American magazine cover, 1 March 1913

HARPERs WEEKLY, 1913. American magazine cover, 1 March 1913

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: FIRST MODEL T FORD driven away from Fords Piquette Avenue plant in Detroit in the fall of 1908

FIRST MODEL T FORD driven away from Fords Piquette Avenue plant in Detroit in the fall of 1908

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO: AUBURN, 1935. 1935 Auburn 851

AUTO: AUBURN, 1935. 1935 Auburn 851

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO: ROLLS-ROYCE, 1925. 1925 Rolls-Royce Phantom I, 40-50 h. p

AUTO: ROLLS-ROYCE, 1925. 1925 Rolls-Royce Phantom I, 40-50 h. p
AUTO: ROLLS-ROYCE, 1925. 1925 Rolls-Royce Phantom I, 40-50 h.p

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO: DE DIETRICH, 1903. 1903 De Dietrich, 24 h. p

AUTO: DE DIETRICH, 1903. 1903 De Dietrich, 24 h. p
AUTO: DE DIETRICH, 1903. 1903 De Dietrich, 24 h.p

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO: DAIMLER, 1899. 1899 Daimler, 12 h. p

AUTO: DAIMLER, 1899. 1899 Daimler, 12 h. p
AUTO: DAIMLER, 1899. 1899 Daimler, 12 h.p

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: OKLAHOMA: CADDO, 1938. The small town of Caddo, Oklahoma, most of its inhabitants having migrated

OKLAHOMA: CADDO, 1938. The small town of Caddo, Oklahoma, most of its inhabitants having migrated to the Pacific Coast, probably because of drought. Photograph by Dorothea Lange, June 1938

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: BUICK ROADSTER, 1909. A man fixing the tire on a Buick roadster on a road near Liberty, New York

BUICK ROADSTER, 1909. A man fixing the tire on a Buick roadster on a road near Liberty, New York. Photograph, 1909

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURING. An American auto assembly line, c1910

AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURING. An American auto assembly line, c1910

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: TRAFFIC COP, 1936. A traffic cop directing traffic, Washington, D. C. Photographed in 1936

TRAFFIC COP, 1936. A traffic cop directing traffic, Washington, D. C. Photographed in 1936
TRAFFIC COP, 1936. A traffic cop directing traffic, Washington, D.C. Photographed in 1936

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO: DAIMLER, 1921. 1921 Daimler T. L. 30 with bottle body

AUTO: DAIMLER, 1921. 1921 Daimler T. L. 30 with bottle body
AUTO: DAIMLER, 1921. 1921 Daimler T.L. 30 with bottle body

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: GOTTLIEB DAIMLER (1834-1900). German engineer and pioneer automobile manufacturer

GOTTLIEB DAIMLER (1834-1900). German engineer and pioneer automobile manufacturer. Gottlieb Daimler, at left, enjoying a ride in the first automobile he manufactured

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: CADILLAC STOREFRONT, 1927. Cadillac automobiles in a store window in Washington, D. C. 1927

CADILLAC STOREFRONT, 1927. Cadillac automobiles in a store window in Washington, D. C. 1927
CADILLAC STOREFRONT, 1927. Cadillac automobiles in a store window in Washington, D.C. 1927

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: PIERCE-ARROW AD, 1925. Pierce-Arrow automobile advertisement from an American magazine, 1925

PIERCE-ARROW AD, 1925. Pierce-Arrow automobile advertisement from an American magazine, 1925

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: Chevrolet Corvette, 1953

Chevrolet Corvette, 1953

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: Daimler Automobile, 1889

Daimler Automobile, 1889

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: AUTO: ROLLS-ROYCE, 1908. Rolls-Royce with Roi-des-Belges body by Barker of London, 48 HP

AUTO: ROLLS-ROYCE, 1908. Rolls-Royce with Roi-des-Belges body by Barker of London, 48 HP

Background imageAutomobiles Collection: Silent Still: College

Silent Still: College



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