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Keyless Entry: 1918

San Francisco circa 1918, and what seems to be a demonstration of the paparazzi- proof Mitchell sedan. 5x7 glass negative by Christopher Helin. View full size.

San Francisco circa 1918, and what seems to be a demonstration of the paparazzi- proof Mitchell sedan. 5x7 glass negative by Christopher Helin. View full size.

 

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Rare car

I wasn't familiar with this marque, so I looked them up. Well, it turns out that today, while some cars are still around, only a single sedan survives. And, with somebody taking sledgehammers to them, it's no wonder.

Van Ness & Fern

According to a 1919 directory, Mitchell Motors was located at 1417 Van Ness with the Studebaker dealer up and across the street at 1560 Van Ness.

[The building at the corner, 1395 Van Ness, is the same, built 1916 and now thoroughly remodeled. -tterrace]

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