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[Closed] A few cars from earlier days.

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(@Sergio Luis Santos)
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A few cars from earlier days.

From top to bottom:

1. Daimler Riemenwagen Taxameter 1895 ? Cursor
2. Hanomag Kommissbrot 1925 ? Schuco
3. Mercedes-Benz 1908 ? Rio
4. Daimler Riemenwagen Taxameter 1897 ? Cursor
5. Renault AG 1 1910 ? M6/Universal Hobbies
6. Renault KZ 1928 ? Eligor
7. Renault Fiacre 1910 ? Rio
8. Renault AG 1 1914 ? Altaya/IXO
9. Renault 1907 ? Minialuxe
10. Renault 1907 ? J.M.K.
11. Renault NN 1928 ? Eligor
12. Renault X 1907 - RIO

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(@BenD Lampson)
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These are great....attention David Holcombe



   
(@David Holcombe)
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(pics) Great old cars, Sergio, and many thanks for the good photos. The history behind the

Taxis of the Marne is one of the great French episodes of World War I. IMO, the Model T Ford is the early American car that is most often modeled, but there are a few others.

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Harv Goranson
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Here's a group I posted in 2014, plus some others.

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1885-1899 group - Cursor, Wiking, Rio

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1902 Panhard et Levassor, 1901 Fiat, 1903 Cadillac

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Various Fiats, Lauren & Klement, Mercedes, Rolls Royce, and Merryweather fire engine

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1917 Miller Golden Submarine

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1903 Packard Grey Wolf

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1910 Simplex Speed Car

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1912 National

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1905 White Steam Car

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1905 Peerless Green Dragon

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1906 Benz

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1911 Fiat S78 Beast of Turin



   
Chris Sweetman
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Harv, will be ever see another model of the 1917 Miller Golden Submarine made?


Autominologist residing in the Robin Hood County
Nottinghamshire England UK


   
Harv Goranson
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Half the models issued today have been done before, so who knows?



   
John Merritt
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That is a nice group of early series autos.


John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA


   
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