Maryland Roadster 1908.
Digital painting based on a black and white glass negative from the Library of Congress collection. Miss Maycliffe's car was a rarity even when this pictur...
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Digital painting based on a black and white glass negative from the Library of Congress collection. Miss Maycliffe's car was a rarity even when this picture was taken. It is a 1908 Maryland Roadster as manufactured by the Sinclair-Scott Company of Baltimore, a company far better known for their apple peelers and food canning machines. The Maryland started out in 1905 as the Ariel, made by the Ariel Motor Car Company of Boston
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