Pictures of Hanomag motorcars and related documents in chronological order
© Original photos from the Michael Schlenger collection

Hanomag 2/10 h.p. two-seater, built in 1925/26, registration: Munich, photo taken in 1932

Hanomag 2/10 h.p. two-seater convertible, built from 1925 until 1928, photo taken at a SHELL petrol station

Hanomag 2/10 h.p. convertible, built from 1925 until 1928, photo taken in 1928

Hanomag 2/10 h.p. convertible, built from 1925 until 1928, registration: Berlin, bumpers added later

Hanomag 2/10 h.p. sedan, built from 1926 until 1928, photo taken c.1930

Hanomag 2/10 h.p. sedan, built from 1926 until 1928

Hanomag 2/10 h.p. sedan, built from 1926 until 1928, photo taken in 1929

Hanomag 3/16 h.p., 2-seater convertible, built from 1929 until 1931

Hanomag 3/16 or 4/20 h.p. sedan, built from 1930 until 1931

Hanomag 3/16 or 4/20 h.p. sedan, built from 1930 until 1931

Hanomag 3/16 or 4/20 h.p. sedan, built from 1930 until 1931

Hanomag 3/16 or 4/20 h.p. sedan, built from 1930 until 1931, photo taken in the Rhine valley near Kaub

Hanomag 3/16 ir 4/20 h.p. sedan, built in 1930/31, photo taken in October 1931 at the Nürburgring

Hanomag 3/16 or 4/20 h.p. open-top sedan, built in 1930/31

Hanomag 4/20 h.p. roadster (manufacturer of the body unknown), built in 1930; picture from the movie „Spiel im Sommerwind“ from 1938; Copyright: Terra-Filmkunst GmbH; archive photo of the German newspaper “Der Niederdeutsche Beobachter”

Hanomag 3/17 or 4/23 h.p. open-top sedan, built from 1931 until 1932

Hanomag 4/23 h.p. sedan, built in 1932, registration “Mittelfranken” (Bavaria)

Hanomag 4/23 h.p. open-top sedan, built in 1932, car owned by the German “Reichspost”

Hanomag 3/18 h.p. open-top sedan, built from 1932 until 1934

Hanomag 3/18 h.p. open-top sedan, built from 1932 until 1934

Hanomag 3/18 h.p., photo taken in the former German province of Pomerania

Hanomag 3/18 h.p. open-top sedan, built from 1932 until 1934; photo taken in September 1933

Hanomag 3/18 h.p. open-top sedan, built from 1932 until 1934, registration: Hamburg; photo taken in September 1933

Hanomag 4/23 h.p. sedan, built from 1932 until 1934

Hanomag 4/23 or 6/32 HP, 2-seater cabriolet (special body), built from 1933 until 1934, picture taken in Hannover

Hanomag “Kurier”, built from 1934-38, postwar picture taken in the British zone “Rheinland”

Hanomag 23 h.p. “Kurier” sedan, built from 1934 until 1938

Hanomag “Garant”, built from 1936 until 1938, prewar picture taken in Bavaria

Hanomag “Garant”, built from 1936-38, postwar picture taken in Bavaria

Hanomag “Rekord” sedan, built from 1934 until 1936, prewar picture taken near Berlin

Hanomag “Rekord”, built from 1934 until 1936, photo taken at Pentecost 1937

Hanomag “Rekord”, built from 1934 until 1936, photo taken in the “Spessart” uplands in Central Germany in 1936

Hanomag “Rekord”, built from 1934 until 1936, wartime photo taken in December 1939

Hanomag “Rekord”, 6-window sedan, built from 1934-36

Hanomag “Rekord” sedan, built from 1937-38, factory photo taken in Hannover

Hanomag “Rekord” (body by Hebmüller), late 1930s

Hanomag “Rekord” (body by Hebmüller), photo taken in the late 1930s in front of Schloss Eisenbach (Hesse, Germany)

Hanomag “Rekord” sedan, prewar photo with German “Wehrmacht” soldier

Hanomag “Rekord”, prewar photo with German “Wehrmacht” private

Hanomag “Rekord” cabriolet, built from 1934 until 1938, wartime picture, taken probably 1940 in France

Hanomag “Rekord” convertible with late wartime camouflage paint (1943 or later)

Hanomag “Rekord”, special body by Voll, postwar picture

Hanomag “Rekord” Diesel, built from 1937-40, picture taken in Austria in 1948

Hanomag “Rekord”, built from 1934 until 1934, postwar van conversion

Hanomag “Rekord” sedan, built from 1934-38, postwar photo taken in Berlin

Hanomag “Rekord”, built from 1934 until 1938, picture taken ca. 1960 in East Germany (former “GDR”)

Hanomag “Sturm” 6-window sedan, built from 1936-39, factory photo

Hanomag “Sturm” sedan, built from 1934 until 1939 (this car: 1934-36), photo taken in Southern Germany

Hanomag “Sturm” advertisement from “Westermanns Monatshefte”, c.1936

Hanomag “Sturm” sedan, built from 1936 until 1939, photo taken in 1939

Hanomag “Sturm” convertible (body by Ambi-Budd), built from 1934 until 1939 (this car: 1934 until 1936), postwar photo taken in Western Germany

Hanomag “Sturm” at the Gulf of Naples, photo from a contemporary magazine

Hanomag “Sturm” convertible (on the left), photo taken at a petrol station in Germany in the late 1930s

Hanomag “Sturm” convertible (body manufacturer unknown), photo taken in August 1936 at the Baltic Sea

Hanomag “Sturm” convertible, body by “Hebmüller”, factory photo taken in Hannover

Hanomag “Sturm” convertible, built from 1934 until 1939, wartime photo

Hanomag “Sturm” sedan, built from 1934 until 1939, wartime photo taken in Russia

Hanomag 1.3 litre, built from 1938 until 1941

Hanomag 1.3 litre, built from 1938 until 1941, car requsitioned by the German army, photo taken in WW2 at the Atlantic coast

Hanomag 1.3 litre, built from 1938 until 1941, wartime photo with “Luftwaffe” soldier

Hanomag 1.3 litre, built from 1938 until 1941; postcard from Cologne (1949)

Hanomag 1.3 litre, built from 1948 until 1941; photo taken in 1950