Hansa Type A, built in 1908/09

Hansa advertisement published in Braunbecks Sportlexikon in 1910

Hansa D type 10/30 h.p. sport phaeton, 1913

Hansa D type 10/30 h.p., built from 1911 until 1914, photo taken in WW1

Hansa C-Type 8/24 h.p., built from 1911 until 1914, photo taken in the 1920s

Hansa P Type 8/26 h.p., built from 1921 until 1924; photo courtesy of Klaas Dierks

Hansa P Type 8/36 h.p., built from 1924 until 1928

Hansa P-Type 8/36 h.p., built from 1924 until 1928

Hansa A6 Type 13/60 h.p., built in 1927/28; from: “Die Motorfahrzeuge” by P. Wolfram, 1928

Hansa “Treff-Aß” 20/100 h.p., built in 1927/28, picture from “Die Motorfahrzeuge” by P. Wolfram, 1928

Hansa “Konsul”, 4-seater convertible, built in 1931/32; photo courtesy of Marcus Bengsch

Hansa 1100 sedan, built from 1934 until 1939, prewar photo

Hansa 1100 sedan, built from 1934 until 1939, prewar photo

Hansa 1100 sedan, built from 1934 until 1939, prewar photo taken in Innsbruck (Austria)

Hansa 1100 sedan, built from 1934 until 1939, photo taken in the Riesengebirge (formerly belonging to the German province of Silesia)

Hansa 1100 sedan, built from 1934 until 1939, photo taken in 1937

Hansa 1700 open-top sedan, built from 1934 until 1939, prewar photo

Hansa 1700 open-top  sedan, built from 1934 until 1939

Hansa 1700 convertible, built from 1934 until 1939, postwar photo

Hansa 1100 convertible, built from 1934 until 1939, postwar photo taken in Bavaria

Hansa 1100, 2-seater open-top sedan (special body)