A collection of baby cars from the early vintage period.
The little blue car is a 1913 Peugeot Bebe, designed by Ettore Bugatti.
1913 Le Gui torpedo 82. A very rare French marque.
1906 Sage and 1907 Mercedes.
The 1906 Sage came with both a two seat 'summer' body and a 'winter' limousine body.
1905 Mercedes Simplex roadster.
1905 Mercedes Double Phaeton 28/50.
A 1910 Mors Type N closed tonneau in the front and at the rear, a 1909 Delaunay-Belleville F6 omnibus. This bus was used by the hotels of Nice to ferry guests to and from the railway station.
1906 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost. This example is built as a two seat cabriolet.
1919 Renault Type EU 'torpedo.' I'm a great fan of these magnificent, scuttle bonneted cars.
Can you name a Swiss car manufacturer? 1911 Piccard-Pictet limousine.
1911 Rochet-Schnieder torpedo.
Clement-Bayard torpedo.
1925 Citroen Type c3.
1925 Mercedes Type 28/95 torpedo. Ferdinand Porsche was behind the design of this magnificent beast.
This strange little three wheeler was built in Britain, originally intended as a gun tractor/carrier. It was too odd however to be really successful.
http://citedelautomobile.com/en/discover/collection/cars-1920-1950-golden-age-car
Sunday, May 19, 2013
National Auto Collection: The Schlumpf Collection - Vintage
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