Pictures of Wanderer cars in chronological order
© Original photos from the Michael Schlenger collection (unless stated otherwise)

„Wanderermobil“, built in 1906; collector card from the Verkehrswissenschaftliche Sammlung Dresden

Wanderer W3 5/12 h.p. „Puppchen“, built from 1912 until 1914; contemporary advertisement

Wanderer W6 6/18 HP phaeton, built in 1923, picture taken ca. 1930

Wanderer W8 5/15 PS; original photo from the Marcus Bengsch collection

Wanderer W8 5/15 h.p., built from 1924 until 1925

Wanderer W8 5/20 h.p., built in 1925/26

Wanderer 6/30 h.p. (type W 10-I), built in 1926/27, original photo from the Marcus Bengsch collection

Wanderer W 10-II 8/40 h.p., 4-door-sedan, built in 1927/28

Wanderer W10/II 8/40 h.p., built from 1927 until 1928, photo taken in August 1928

Wanderer W10/II 8/40 h.p., 3-seater cabriolet (body by Zschau/Leipzig)

Wanderer W10/II 8/40 h.p., 3-seater cabriolet, body by Zschau/Leipzig

Wanderer W10-III 6/30 h.p., sports 2-seater, built in 1928

Wanderer W10-III „Roadster-Cabriolet“ (Body by Zschau/Leipzig), built in 1928, photo taken in 1934

Wanderer W10/IV, built from 1930 until 1932

Wanderer 10/50 h.p. (W11) sedan, built in 1929/30

Wanderer 10/50 h.p. (W11) sedan, built in 1929/30

Wanderer 10/50 h.p. (W11) sedan, built in 1929/30; photo courtesy of Klaas Dierks

Wanderer 10/50 h.p. (W11) 2-door-convertible, built in 1929/30, photo taken in 1932 in Bad Harzburg (Lower Saxony); original photo courtesy of Marcus Bengsch

Wanderer 10/50 h.p. (W11), convertible by Gläser of Dresden, built in 1930/31, postwar photo taken in the 1960s in East Germany

Wanderer W15 or W17, built in 1932/33; original photo from the Marcus Bengsch collection

Wanderer W21 / W22 advertisement from 1934

Wanderer W21 sedan, built from 1933 until 1935

Wanderer W21 4-window sedan, built from 1933 until 1935

Wanderer W22 6-window sedan, built in 1933/34, registration „Hamburg“

Wanderer W22 phaeton, built in 1934, wartime photo taken in Paris under German occupation

Wanderer W246 4-window convertible (body by Gläser), built in 1935, requisitioned by the German Wehrmacht, wartime photo

Wanderer W250, 4-window convertible (body by Gläser), built in 1935/36

Wanderer W40 or 50, built from 1936 until 1938, postwar photo taken in East Germany

Wanderer W25K, built from 1936 until 1938

Wanderer W40 or 45, built from 1936-38, BDM staff car, prewar picture take in Eastern Prussia

Wanderer W 40, 45, or 50 sedan, built from 1936 until 1938, prewar photo

Wanderer W50 phaeton (lwb), German Luftwaffe car, built from 1936 until 1938, prewar photo taken in 1938/39 in Vienna

Wanderer W 40, 45 or 50 convertible, built from 1936 until 1938, wartime photo taken on the Balkans

Wanderer W40 or W45, 2-window convertible, wartime photo taken at the Eastern Front

Wanderer W23 or W24 convertible, built from 1937 until 1940/41, photo taken in 1939

Wanderer W23 or W24 convertible, built from 1937 until 1940/41, possibly postwar photo

Wanderer W24 sedan, built from 1937 until 1940, wartime photo taken in 1939

Wanderer W23 or W24 convertible, built from 1937 until 1940/41, photo taken in 1940

Wanderer W23 or W24 convertible, built from 1937 until 1940/41, with German soldiers and locals, wartime photo taken at the Eastern front

Wanderer W23, built from 1937 until 1940, postwar photo taken in Bavaria
