Pictures of American motorcars in alphabetical order
© Original photos and documents from the Michael Schlenger collection (unless stated otherwise)
Apperson “Jack Rabbit, c.1912, photo taken in the U.S.A.
Auburn Six, built in 1923/24, photo taken in Berlin in the late 1920s
Auburn 8 or 12 from 1931/32, photo taken in the U.S.A.
Buick Standard or Master Six phaeton, built from 1925 until 1925, registration in the Düsseldorf region
Buick Master Six Roadster, built in 1926/27, location unknown
Buick Master Six, built from 1925-27, photo taken in Vienna in July 1933
Buick Series 121 or 129, built in 1929, photo taken near Berlin in July 1933
Buick Six from 1930 (rhd), registered in Southern Germany
Buick “Six”, built in 1930, photo taken in Southern Germany in May 1938
Buick “Eight” Series 57 from 1933, photo taken in Lindau at the lake Constance (“Bodensee”, in Southern Germany)
Cadillac sedan from 1926; registration Zwickau (German province of Saxony)
Cadillac from 1928; photo taken in Vienna in April 1929
Cadillac V16 sedan from 1930
Chandler “Six” or “Eight”, built from 1927 until 1929, photo taken in Moravia (Czechoslovakia) in the 1930s
Chandler Comrade Roadster from 1926/27; photo taken in August 1928 on the German island of Usedom in the Baltic Sea
Chevrolet Series AC International, built in 1929, photo taken in Germany (registration in Zwickau/Saxony)
Chevrolet Series AC International, built in 1929, location unknown
Chevrolet rumble-seat roadster from 1931
Chevrolet “Eagle”, built in 1933, location unknown
Chevrolet Standard Series DC Six, built in 1934; photo taken in Germany in 1935
Chrysler “Four” Type 50, built in 1926/27, registered in the former German province of Hannover
Chrysler “Six” Type 60, built in 1927, photo taken in 1927 in Thuringia (East Germany)
Chrysler Six sedan, built in 1929, German registration (Duesseldorf region, Lower Rhine area)
Chrysler 65 Roadster, built in 1929, photo taken in Bolzano (Southern Tyrolia)
Chrysler Eight Series CD, built in 1931/32, wartime photo taken in Austria
Car on the left: Chrysler Series CA or CB, built in 1934, photo taken in March 1940 in Bsharry (Lebanon)
Cole V8 c.1920, registered in Germany (Berlin, Munich or Stuttgart)
Cord L-29, built from 1929 until 1932, photo taken in Austria
DeSoto “Six” from 1929/30, photo taken in Germany at the Baltic Sea near Flensburg
DeSoto Eight, photo taken in 1934
Dodge 8, built in 1930, photo taken in Bremerhaven (Germany)
Dodge Series DK8 “Eight”, built in 1932
Erskine, built in 1928, photo taken in Berlin
Essex Super Six, built in 1928, registration: Munich (Germany)
Ford Model T, picture taken c. 1925
Graham-Paige, 2-seater convertible, built c.1929, registration: Berlin
Graham-Paige convertible, built c.1929/30, photo taken before WW2 in Berlin in front of the Humboldt-Universität
Graham “Blue Streak” from 1933, registered in prewar Berlin
Hudson Super Six from the early 1920s
Hudson Super Six from 1928, photo taken in 1933 in front of the Grand Hotel in Bitola (Macedonia)
Hudson Great Eight from 1930, photo taken at Pentecost 1934 in Germany (Province of Saxony)
LaSalle convertible coupé from 1931, photo taken in Brooklyn (New York) in 1933
Lincoln, built in 1926/27, German postcard from New Year’s Day 1927
Lincoln “Zephyr”, built in1936, contemporary press photo
Maxwell 25, built starting from 1922, photo taken near Ulm (Southern Germany) in June 1928
Moon tourer, built in c.1924, German registration number
Moon roadster, built in 1926
Nash “Six” Series 681 phaeton, built from 1918 until 1921
Nash “Six” phaeton, built from c.1925, photo taken in the late 1920s in New South Wales (Australia)
Nash “Advanced Six” sedan from 1929
Nash “Six” from 1930 with open-top sedan body by Gläser of Dresden, photo taken opposite of Schloss Eckberg at the Elbe river in Saxony
Oldsmobile phaeton, built in 1921/22, photo taken in the U.S. (German inscription on the rear side: “Our first car”
Oldsmobile from 1934, photo taken in Switzerland
Oldsmobile von 1935
Oldsmobile, built in 1938, car captured by the German “Wehrmacht”, photo taken at the Eastern front
Packard Six or Eight sedan from 1925/26; photo taken probably in Switzerland
Packard Six 533 roadster, built in 1927/28, photo taken in April 1931 in Berlin
Packard Six, built in 1928, photo taken at “Gut Schrevenborn” in the German province Schleswig-Holstein in May 1931
Packard from 1933 (with custom body), photo taken in 1934 in Ascona (Switzerland)
Packard 120, built c.1936/37, photo taken in Siebenbürgen (Romania)
Peerless 6/80 landaulet, built in 1927, photo taken at the Goodwood Revival Meeting in 2016
Plymouth PE from 1934, built in Germany, registration: Berlin
Plymouth P6 built in 1938, photo taken c.1950 in the Rhineland (Western Germany)
Plymouth Deluxe P8, built in 1939, postwar photo taken in Germany (Ruhr area) in the early 1950s
Pontiac New Series 6-28, rumbleseat roadster, built in 1928; photo taken in the late 1920s in Germany (registration: Berlin)
Pontiac New Series 6-28, 2-seater convertible, built in 1928, photo taken in 1932, registration: Winnetka (Illinois), U.S.A.
Pontiac New Series 6-28, 2-seater convertible, built in 1928, photo taken in 1932, registration: Winnetka (Illinois), U.S.A.
Pontiac “Eight” from 1934, photo taken “somewhere in France” (in German)
Rider-Lewis Type IV from 1910/11
Rider-Lewis Type IV from 1910/11; postcard provided by Varun Coutinho
Studebaker Standard Six phaeton, built in 1925/26; registration: Riga (Latvia), photo taken during a family visit in Bavaria
Studebaker Standard Six, built in 1925/26, registration: Riga (Latvia), photo taken during a family visit in Bavaria
Studebaker “Special Six”, built in 1925/26, registration: Berlin, photo taken in the province of Ticino in Switzerland
Studebaker “President” Big Six, built in 1927
Car on the right: Studebaker “Commander” or “President” from 1937, photo taken in March 1940 in Bsharry (Lebanon)
Willys-Overland “Whippet” from 1927 with German registration
Willys Overland “Whippet”, built from 1926 until 1931, photo taken in Kiel (capital of the German province of Schleswig-Holstein) in 1930
Willy-Overland “Whippet” sedan from 1929; registration “Landau” (then belonging to Bavaria in Germany)
Willys “Six”, built in 1932; location unknown