Antique Automobile

It was at this event that the automobile was introduced to Switzerland for the first time!

It was at this event that the automobile was introduced to Switzerland for the first time!

These flat, round locks were very popular in the early 1900s and were often used for industrial purposes, barns, or securing spare tires on early automobiles. The lock gets its name ...

It was at this event that the automobile was introduced to Switzerland for the first time!

It was at this event that the automobile was introduced to Switzerland for the first time!

It was at this event that the automobile was introduced to Switzerland for the first time!

The composition places the viewer directly inside the vehicle, an early automobile racing forward across the grand Parisian square.

It was at this event that the automobile was introduced to Switzerland for the first time!

It was at this event that the automobile was introduced to Switzerland for the first time!

It was at this event that the automobile was introduced to Switzerland for the first time!

It was at this event that the automobile was introduced to Switzerland for the first time!

It was at this event that the automobile was introduced to Switzerland for the first time!

It was at this event that the automobile was introduced to Switzerland for the first time!

It was at this event that the automobile was introduced to Switzerland for the first time!

It was at this event that the automobile was introduced to Switzerland for the first time!

A contemporary invention of his day, the automobile, began to enamour the creative mind of Lalique.

An elegantly dressed couple examine their stranded automobile roadside, its headlamp cutting a dramatic beam into the evening as a motorcar and cyclist disappear into the distance ah...

A fun piece of 1930s automobile memorabilia featuring a woman in dress of the period next to a Triumph Gloria car.

A striking Art Deco bronze automobile mascot depicting a powerful leaping jaguar, sculpted by noted French artist Casimir Brau.

It awaits a flourishing fern, a stunning micro bronze sculpture, or your treasured (and well-secured) 1926 Lalique Archer Mascot automobile hood ornament. Your choice. Signature/Make...

The Country Lanes Committee that produced this map formed around a core of equestrian hunt enthusiasts from Piping Rock Club, annoyed by the automobile’s increasing encroachment on o...

Original vintage Soviet advertising poster promoting the automotive magazine Behind The Wheel / За рулем (Za Rulem) featuring a dynamic design of motorist wearing a leather cap, prot...

This original 1905 chromolithographic poster by Ernest Montaut celebrates the dawn of the automobile age with bold drama and speed. Titled “Le pneu Michelin a vaincu le rail” (The Mi...

Depicts a tree-lined park in autumn, a roadway in the foreground featuring automobiles and pedestrians, painted in loose Impressionist brushwork.

Barges and steam vessels cross the river below, linking the modern city not only to engineering and automobile traffic but also to the older maritime commerce of New York Harbor.

Originally designed as a lady's cigarette box, it shows no less than eight scenes of high fashion women and men enjoying modern life, including tennis, golf, fishing, equestrian spor...

Set against the glowing façade of the Moulin Rouge, it captures a fashionable couple arriving by automobile, a symbol of modern sophistication blending with the excitement of cabaret...

The composition captures the monument at the center of a lively boulevard scene, with early automobiles, cyclists, and strolling figures animating the foreground, all bathed in a war...

His car mascots—crystal representations of animals, nudes, and birds—were mounted on luxury automobiles and remain iconic collectibles today. What set Lalique apart was his ability ...

Created at a time when the automobile was still a technological marvel, the work captures both the romance and the raw novelty of speed in the pre–First World War period.

A delightful antique-inspired charm designed as a miniature automobile, crafted in platinum with wheels that spin, and accented with rose cut diamonds, emerald, and 18 karat gold det...

The Renault 10CV is the trade name of an automobile produced by Renault from 1903 to 1912 and then from 1919 to 1933.

His car mascots—crystal representations of animals, nudes, and birds—were mounted on luxury automobiles and remain iconic collectibles today. What set Lalique apart was his ability ...

Who would have thought the mundane garage oiler of the Golden Age of automobiles would be a collector's piece. The motorist's oil can engraved to the front 'JOS' LUCAS Ltd, No 38 Mot...

This event was organised by the automobile club of Belgium with the clubs of Namur Luxembourg and Spa.

It offers collectors a remarkable visual record of France before automobiles transformed transportation and before the upheavals of the First World War altered the character of the c...

It was a time before light bulbs, and telephones, before automobiles, washing machines and electricity. But by the time of his death in 1945 at the dawn of the atomic age, he would h...

Today managed by the Association of the National Automobile Museum, the Musée National de l'Automobile - Schlumpf collection houses the largest collection of cars in the world.

Ducellier was and is a famous for automobile electrical components company, who was purchased by Valeo in the 1980’s.

Lalique beneath the body and corresponds to model No. 1158, first introduced circa 1929 within the original Lalique catalogue of automobile mascots. René Lalique car mascots were de...

He was the younger brother of Ettore Bugatti, founder of the Bugatti automobile brand in 1909 and the son of the Italian designer Carlo Bugatti.

Hall, it was a 400-horsepower, liquid-cooled V-12 manufactured by Packard, Lincoln, Ford and other automobile companies for American military aircraft.

An authentic relic from the golden age of French motoring and graphic design. Automobile - Advertising - France The world automobile champion, Robert Benoist - number 14 Printed b...

Original antique advertising poster for Griffon bicycles featuring a scenic countryside image depicting an fashionably dressed mother helping her child to learn to ride a bike on the...

Rare and whimsical, this antique pendant (circa 1910) depicts a finely detailed Ford Model B automobile, crafted in solid 14k gold and accented with three sparkling diamonds.

Widespread advertising and in-store demonstrations promoted Chi-Namel products for coating almost every surface within the home - walls, floors, furniture - as well as exterior surfa...

He patented his invention in 1909, and it became widely used during World War I; by 1919, Henry Ford was installing the glass in all of his automobiles. Refinements of the process le...

He patented his invention in 1909, and it became widely used during World War I; by 1919, Henry Ford was installing the glass in all of his automobiles. Refinements of the process le...

He patented his invention in 1909, and it became widely used during World War I; by 1919, Henry Ford was installing the glass in all of his automobiles. Refinements of the process le...

He patented his invention in 1909, and it became widely used during World War I; by 1919, Henry Ford was installing the glass in all of his automobiles. Refinements of the process le...

He patented his invention in 1909, and it became widely used during World War I; by 1919, Henry Ford was installing the glass in all of his automobiles. Refinements of the process le...

He patented his invention in 1909, and it became widely used during World War I; by 1919, Henry Ford was installing the glass in all of his automobiles. Refinements of the process le...

He patented his invention in 1909, and it became widely used during World War I; by 1919, Henry Ford was installing the glass in all of his automobiles. Refinements of the process le...

He patented his invention in 1909, and it became widely used during World War I; by 1919, Henry Ford was installing the glass in all of his automobiles. Refinements of the process le...

He patented his invention in 1909, and it became widely used during World War I; by 1919, Henry Ford was installing the glass in all of his automobiles. Refinements of the process le...

He patented his invention in 1909, and it became widely used during World War I; by 1919, Henry Ford was installing the glass in all of his automobiles. Refinements of the process le...

He patented his invention in 1909, and it became widely used during World War I; by 1919, Henry Ford was installing the glass in all of his automobiles. Refinements of the process le...

This race, organized by the Automobile Club de France (A.C.F.), was the first-ever Grand Prix in motor racing history and a pivotal event in the development of early automobile compe...

The Grand Prix in Boulogne-sur-Mer in 1911 was organized by the automobile magazine L'Auto. 30 competitors started, and only 13 finished the race.

It offers a fascinating early 20th-century view of the state’s political and transportation landscape, tailored for automobile travelers during the dawn of American motoring.