neg number (???) car #14 dirt track

Neg number (000) Selden trucks, under expose. Prob taken at auto show.

No neg number: "Cherrelyn" (type) trolly, Denver CO, circa 1900, exposure ok. Horse pulls trolly up hill and coasts down hill.

neg number (000) slightly over exposed

neg number 2971 good exposure

neg number 3407, under exposed

neg number 6304
"Peerless Green Dragon" 1903, exposure ok
This racer has been restored.

neg number 6484, exposure ok

neg 6504 Lorry-truck, under exposed, no detail in shadows

neg 6537: might be a very early "Panard" auto, in France, early 1900s- good exposure

neg number 6691, good exposure.

neg number 6692 under exposed, no detail in shadows.

neg number 7016, under exposed: Barney Oldfield racing Henry Ford's #999 about 1903

neg number 7228, exposure ok

neg number 7875 (or 1875) New York to Paris race promo, exposure ok

neg number 8286. From Brian Waite: is a Frayer-Miller race car that was one of three that raced in the 1906 Vanderbilt Cup. Interestingly, the driver of the car I am reconstructing, Ben Lawwell, had an older brother Frank Lawwell who was one of the three drivers for Frayer. The other drivers were Frayer himself and a guy named Belden. I believe this photo shows Frayer himself. I have other articles and photos of these cars from the period. Another interesting point is that Eddie Rickenbacker was a part of this group of racers well before his time in WW1 and later fame. He worked as a kid with this group and Oscar Lear, Frayer, Lawwell and others. 

neg number 8365: night travels. Man looking at map and three passengers looking toward tree. When blown-up they look a bit startled, exposure ok.

neg number 9734, exposure good.

neg 3037: car 1908 Franklin, possibly during 4th of July (?), wonderful faces and clothing, exposure good.

neg number (000-Triest Company): Open driver limousine, odd, opposed engine in front. Exposure ok.