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Just an ordinary day in St. Louis, Missouri in the USA

We hope you all had a good weekend. A little while ago we received this picture. Just an ordinary day in St. Louis, Missouri in the USA. We see Delmar Boulevard from Kingshighway back in 1914. The PreWarCar parked on the side of the street is very clear, unlike the people walking on the pavement and the man or woman crossing the street. Despite this is it difficult to make something from the logo on the radiator.

Can anyone tell us the make of the car? What characteristics distinguish this brand from others?  Please comment below.

Photograph sent in by Richard Schneider.

 

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lundi mars 4th, 2019
Martin Flanagan
04 Mars 2019, 23:53
The car in the picture is a Packard from 1914 model 4-48 which used a 525 cubic inch six on a 144 inch chassis , or the slightly smaller 2-38 which used a 415 cubic inch six and rode on a 140 inch chassis. These models had a taller radiator filler neck than than did twin six. My source is the Packard A history of the motor car and the company by Beverly Kimes.
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Larry A. Lewis
04 Mars 2019, 16:23
The tram car is, I think a St. Louis Car company product. SLCC also built the American Mors auto in 1902.
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Don Risen
04 Mars 2019, 04:51
This is a Packard Twin Six of 1914-15.
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