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Sweet Chariot: 1920
San Francisco circa 1920. "Chalmers touring car." Wearing a spiffy "California top." 5x7 inch glass negative by Christopher Helin. View full size.
Location
Taken on the 2100 block of Washington Street, north side; not sure of the exact address. The house has been somewhat altered, and is currently obscured by a tall hedge.
[The house is the Phelan Mansion at 2150 Washington. - Dave]
Detachable top?
Looks like a detachable top with an eisenglass window on each side.
["The California top ... can be stowed or removed quickly and has a permanent roof and glass windows" says this period article. -tterrace]
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