Price Upon Request One of only three known surviving examplesPowered by a 318-cid L-head inline four-cylinder engine with three-speed sliding-gear transmission on a sporting 109-in. wheelbaseOutfitted with an electric starter for smoother operationOutstanding provenance, formerly part of the collections of Willi..
Sold | $39,200 USD One of 1,482 Model S and Model T Cadillacs Sold new by Bagwell Auto Co. in St. Louis, Missouri; said to have remained in the area for many yearsAcquired in 2002 by Dr. Thomas and Roberta Maudlin of IllinoisRestored by Dr. Maudlin, later donated to the Gilmore Car Museum in 2021Eligibl..
Sold | $28,000 USD One of approximately 2,439 Holsmans produced from 1903–1910An original, unrestored survivor example of the famous high-wheelers of the early 1900sOver 45 years of ownership by William “Frank” Thompson of West VirginiaFormerly part of the Jim and Cindy Griggs collectionFIVA Award winne..
Sold | $16,240 USD Rare Canadian-delivery example delivered through The Automobile & Supply Co. Ltd. of TorontoOwnership believed to span just four families A showcase of advanced engineering for its dayAll-metal body construction, low-slung chassis with enclosed torque tube, and three-speed transmission wit..
Sold | $26,880 USD Rare, historically significant “high-wheeler” from the second year of productionInternational’s first automobile, precursor to its renowned commercial trucksPowered by an air-cooled two-cylinder engine with two-speed planetary transmissionDocumented history since 1959; joined The Hadfield Fami..
Sold | $168,000 USD Extremely rare American Fiat, built in Poughkeepsie, New YorkAttractively restored with rakish speedster bodywork by the noted Gary WalesAmong the fastest luxury cars of its era, with its massive 9.4-liter four-cylinder engine A sophisticated and potent Brass Era speedster Tariffs..
Sold | $42,000 USD One of a combined total production of 2,350 Model M, K, S, and T Cadillacs for 1907Sold new through Frederick S. Bennett’s Anglo American Motor Car Co. Ltd. of LondonFormerly part of a prominent Texas collection and the Al Wiseman collectionMatching serial number and engine number per Cadillac..
Maxwell produced automobiles from 1904 through 1925. It started in Tarrytown, New York, under the name of Maxwell-Briscoe Company as its founders were Jonathan Dixon Maxwell and the Briscoe Brothers. Jonathan Maxwell gained experience working for Oldsmobile and Benjamin Briscoe was an early industry pioneer who was convinced that the car David D..