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Researcher, Historian, and Author Royal Feltner Welcome to His World of the Early American Automobile Industry From 1861-1929 This is the largest automobile web site on the internet with over 7000 photographs of automobiles, advertsements, and related material representing well over one thousand different manufacturers with dates and places of operations and technical information from 1861-1929. There are over 1200 advertisements with pictures of the cars. This web site is constructed for advanced researchers as well as for the ordinary person seeking information on certain cars. Best of all, it is free for everyone with no advertising. Use a VIN Decoder for the understanding of specific vehicles from this golden period of transportation. By entering the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), customers can delve into the intricate specifications of individual autos. Whether you're an automobile enthusiast looking for more information on a certain model or a researcher following the genealogy of a historic car, the VIN Decoder adds essential information to the large collection of images and advertisements. This seamless connection provides consumers with a comprehensive and richer browsing experience by combining historical graphics with extensive technological details. In 1905, a reporter for the Automotive Industry Magazine was covering the Boston Automobile Show and was trying to describe a certain model. This is what he wrote: "Almost all cars look so much alike these days that No One can tell the difference in them from a little distance, The only notable feature that I can see on this car is the the radiator" There were over a hundred exhibitors at the show. As much as I would like to help, I cannot tell what a
model is by looking at a picture. Save both of us some time and please refrain from asking1. History of the Bailey Electric Automobile
Announcing the publication of my new book in soft cover with 192 pages , 8" X 11" quality-bond paper with over 300 illustrations of automobiles and advertisements. This is one of the most in-depth research of the cars manufactured in Massachusetts. Each builder is listed under the city where the factory was located. The cover is the 1892 model Duryea that is shown for the first time. The Bay State car is also shown for the first time. A tremendous amount of the cars and advertisements have never appeared in any other researcher's publications. It has been three years in the making. Researched and
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