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Le magazine et marché mondial pour les passionnés de voitures classiques, par des passionnés.
Update by Peter Ransom:"I'm surprised that you didn't ask to identify the Packard in the Kodak Brownie picture! I suppose the year should be no earlier than 1915 (first year that model Brownie was available). And it looks like that's a driver on the right hand side - when did Packard go over to
LHD?"
EARLIER:The lovely housemaid is handing over a far from digital Folding Kodak Brownie of course, a contemporay representative of the 'EasyShare One' (tech-blog.org). Must be a kind of camera that makes telephone calls and glues your pics in a virtual album while you shoot - very loyal to the old slogan: 'You Push the Button, We do the Rest'. We are getting old I guess.
Anyway it is not the kind of stuff you'll find in our used parts pages, where some nice stuff landed lately. Like this unidentified 'straight twin'T-head. Any ideas? The only item close to modern electrickery - besides magnetos - is the 1941 Pontiac radio...
(Kodak advert, Horwitz Collection)