Brass-era open touring car with wooden artillery wheels and pale pneumatic tires, license plate "5356", out for a drive in New Hampshire in 1916. The vehicle appears to be a 1910s touring model, possibly a Ford Model T or a similar manufacturer, with round brass-era headlamps and a two-piece folding windshield. Five passengers are visible: two men in the front (one driving) and three occupants in the rear; the women wear large Edwardian picture hats and tailored blouses, while one man wears a flat cap and another a light-colored suit. This image is from a small 3x5 celluloid-era print and captures leisurely motoring typical of New England in the mid-1910s.

Another hunting in NH shot circa 1900.

Hazeltine auto in Milford NH. What kind of car is this?

This is a shot of children in 1918 sitting in a ford.

This is a NH shot of the proud owner of a harley davidson in 1923.

This shot is in NH circa 1910 this is the second shot.

The train station in Milford NH circa 1900 possible B&M wreck.

Killer motor Bike photo taken in NH in 1922 ..

Storefront shoes hats and more..