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24/07/2024 7:57 pm
Some closer pics of this item from the Ray Paszkiewics, Jr auction. The last pic provides details on the actual car and the model. Max Kernick has a steady hand - all that pinstriping was done manually.
25/07/2024 3:39 am
Leg room was paramount in 1906.... 😏 😏 😏 😏
25/07/2024 5:42 am
What a beautiful little car! 
25/07/2024 7:37 am
What a beautiful little car!
+1.
25/07/2024 10:00 am
@chris And a little bumbershoot for the rain (pic 3).
I thought that was what it was! Haven't heard that term for an umbrella in years!
25/07/2024 11:05 am
I thought that was what it was! Haven't heard that term for an umbrella in years!
Well, that beats me. I've never heard this term..... but yes Harv, I do see that umbrella. I suspect that if this little charmer had doors, it would've been re-located. 😀
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25/07/2024 12:24 pm
@chris And a little bumbershoot for the rain (pic 3).
I thought that was what it was! Haven't heard that term for an umbrella in years!
How about the term "brolley"?
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25/07/2024 1:32 pm
@chris And a little bumbershoot for the rain (pic 3).
I thought that was what it was! Haven't heard that term for an umbrella in years!
How about the term "brolley"?
Absolutely. British in origin I believe. I hear that on TV but haven't heard bumbershoot since I was a kid - MANY moons ago.
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