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- Investment
- Cots? Luxurious cots!
- Backup Title
- Lucky kids
- A kid can't catch 40 winks
- Third Appearance of the Penguin
- Caped Crusader
- Bank job
- Now they stripe like all the rest
- Wood!
- Watch Out
- Ooooh! slide splinters
- What Were We Thinking?
- Potentially painful
- Uh-oh
- Get Joe dam knowledge
- Wrong Gantry
- Uplifting
- That Sinking Feeling
- Theodor Horydczak
- Ooo
- Build it and they will come
- The famous William Cramp & Sons yard
- Look! Up in the sky --
- Second Life
- A bit of wrinkling
- Interesting vantage point
- The original owners wanted a shallower draft
- Wrong lessons learned ??
- That Sinking Feeling
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Squinty & Shifty: 1927
San Francisco circa 1927. "Paige Cabriolet Roadster." Starring the two characters last seen here. 5x7 inch glass negative by Christopher Helin. View full size.
The side door on the body
Seems I recall reading somewhere those were specifically designed to hold a bag of golf clubs. I'm also amazed at the sheer number of different carmakers in America in the early 20th century. Modern history leads you to believe everybody drove Model T or Model A Fords during this timeframe.
Here's looking at you, kid
Bears a likeness to Humphrey Bogart - or maybe Shemp Howard.
Unsettling
She may be somebody’s grandmother, but I repeat my comment from last time: I wouldn’t get in the car. Plus, those three unsnapped snaps are really starting to bug me.
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