Comedian Jack Benny (shown here shaking hands with Harry Truman from the seat of a 1908 Maxwell Roadster) kept the Maxwell familiar in U.S. popular culture
for half a century after the brand went out of business.

1915 Buick Bus

1914 Packard Truck

1914 Frederickson Two Passenger
Frederickson Patents Co., Oswego, NY
1914

Hudson , Ma.'s first fire truck was a 1913 Grout

Louis Chevrolet Driving Buick's 1910 Bug

Roamer-Barley line of Vehicles at Factory
Kalamazoo, Mi.
1917-1924

1910 Parry Model 30 Touring
Parry Mfg. Elkart, In.
1909-1915

Last Ride for the Family Sedan in 1930

1912 Lion Touring
Lion Motor Co., Adrain , Mi.
1909-1912

1912 Robinson Fire Truck, Detroit Mi., Engine 20
Robinson Fire Apparatus Co., St. Louis, Mo.

1911 Glidden Tour Pilot

1920's Car being graced by bathing beauties

Wanting to get out the message

1912 Deliver Truck

1912 Auto Parts Delivery Van

Coming to the rescue

1910 Ford Mail Truck

A 105-year old gentleman is driving to a
baseball game in ST. Petersburg, Fl. in his Cycle Car

J. Frank Duryea (left) and Arthur Rice, at the first auto race in the United State, 1895

Entrant in the 1901 New York Automobile Show

1909 Ernest O. Thompson Overland Automobile Sales
Amarillo, Texas

1910 Jeffery Auto Company Employees

President Taft's 1909 White Touring

1903 Nyberg Runabout, Nyberg Auto Works
Anderson, In. and Chattanooga, Tn.
1903-1913

A Drive in the country with friends in a 1912 Stearns

Nothing to do but sit and wait

International Harvester's Baseball Team

1910 Ford Garage. When one looks at these garages and show rooms, he can vision the wealth of the customers who visited these places. 

1897 Winton, with a unique passenger arrangement.

Charles Duryea in his 1895 Buggyaut

"Want a deal that's square and real? Come inside!"

View of Ford's assembly in 1913

1902 Buggymobile
Fletcher Waywick, Reidsville, NC
Gilbert and Waters, New Bern, NC

Roamer-Barley line of Vehicles at Factory
Kalamazoo, Mi.
1917-1924