The following series starts with the very first official automobile in the 19th century and proceeds
into the beginning of the 20th century. Looking at these historical photographs, it's hard not to appreciate the workmanship and class that went into these then-novel vehicles. They make one think of our own near future and how life will be different then.
Check out The Exquisite Cars of the Sultan of Brunei to see how cars — and pretty much everything else — have changed in a mere century.
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1888 Benz* |
* The Benz Patent-Motorwagen (or Motorcar) is considered to be the world’s first automobile
See it in action
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1887 Coventry Daimler |
1900 Napier |
1901 Columbia |
1901 De Dion Bouton |
1902 De Dietrich |
1902 Panhard et Levassor |
1903 Mercedes |
1904 Gardner Serpoller Steam Car |
1904 Lanchester |
1904 Sunbeam |
1905 Vauxhall |
1906 Renault |
1907 Grand Prix Itala |
1908 Unic Taxi |
1910 Delauney Belleville |
1911 Austin |
1912 Alfonso Hispano Suiza |
1912 Delahaye |
1912 Sunbeam |
1913 DFP |
1913 Mercer Raceabout |
1914 Sizaire Berwick |
1915 Ford Model T |
And finally, a family photo of my father’s older siblings with their mother as kids in Egypt.
It is believed the car is may be a 1920s Crossley.
ALSO VIEW:
The Exquisite Cars of the Sultan of Brunei Early 1900s Paris in Colours 1920s Egypt in Colours |
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Monday 18 February 2013
Majestic 100-Year-Old Cars
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