1904 Peerless
In 1869, Peerless commenced its journey in Cincinnati, Ohio, with the creation of a profitable clothes wringer. By 1891, the company transitioned into the bicycle industry, churning out 10,000 bicycles…
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In 1869, Peerless commenced its journey in Cincinnati, Ohio, with the creation of a profitable clothes wringer. By 1891, the company transitioned into the bicycle industry, churning out 10,000 bicycles…
When Bugatti’s spectacular Type 57 debuted in 1934, it would ultimately prove to be the final all-French design in the marque’s short but brilliant history. Company patriarch Ettore Bugatti was…
One of just six GL chassis known to exist today, this ‘Grand Luxe’ Delage was fitted with a Labourdette Skiff body from new. Constructed from wood with techniques normally used…
Built in Germany and named after the Greek God JANUS, who looked both forward and back, this car has 2 doors: One in the front and one in the rear….
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Elwood Haynes had his start in the automobile business in 1893 when he purchased a Sintz marine engine, which he intended to install in a horse buggy. Lacking the necessary…
As the teens rolled into the twenties, many owners of high quality Brass Era motorcars were facing a dilemma. Their machines were falling out of fashion as automakers introduced new,…