1902 Runabout Model A No.1 with passenger seat in front and the engine in the rear. The only rear engine Morse built and is still extant in Easton.

1907 Morse Runabout Model B, No. 1
Driven by Dr. Moody with Nuebert Morse, the son of the builder, as the passenger. This automobile still exists in a musem.

Morse Model A Runabout from an information booklet

Morse Runabout front view, information from the booklet

Morse Runabout information from the booklet

Morse Runabout information from the booklet

Front cover front from a collection of papers showing the inside of the Morse Automobile Factory

Morse Advertising

1910 Morse Advertising. The Boston location is that of the sales room and advertising agent. It was very common with early automobile manufacturers.

Inside 1910 Catalogue, Page 1

Morse Side Entrance Tonneau with Standard Equipment

Touring Car with Extension Cape Cart Top in place

Morse Limousine with Chauffer Cover and  Side Curtains

Morse Glass Front Landaulet and Side Curtains

Morse Torpedo Body with Tonneau

Morse Runabout with Rumble Seat

Morse Chassis showing General Construction and Standard Equipment

Intake Side of Motor

Exhaust Side of Motor

Easton Machine Company

Another view