1910 Buick

Emma and Bob Brooks and Emma and Al Heinecke pose in front of a 1910 Buick (automobile on left)

1910 Buick

Antique Auto Derby

Autocar Gasoline Automobile

Track demonstration drive of an early 1900s Autocar Gasoline Automobile. The company was called the Pittsburgh Motor Vehicle Company when started in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1897, but became the Autocar Company in 1899 when it moved to Ardmore, Pennsylvania, outside Philadelphia.

Buick Bug Race Car

Charlie Breslin

Copy of an image featuring Charlie Breslin sitting in car number 5 in Lebanon, Pennsylvania or Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Great American Mountain Rally

The Philadelphia Mummers performing in a parade.

John Libaire's Garage

John Libaire stands in front of his garage, which houases a Studebaker Roadster (left) and Buick (right).

Mercedes-Knight

Mont Blanc Tunnel

Interior scene, WFIL-TV a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania television station in the Radio and Television Division of Triangle Publications filmed programs for itself, associate stations and eventually a syndicated service. For television, the roster of programs included such unusual programs as: Longest Tunnel - the seven and one-half miles cut through Mont Blanc, in full color.

Mont Blanc Tunnel

Exterior scene, WFIL-TV a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania television station in the Radio and Television Division of Triangle Publications filmed programs for itself, associate stations and eventually a syndicated service. For television, the roster of programs included such unusual programs as: Longest Tunnel - the seven and one-half miles cut through Mont Blanc, in full color.

Mont Blanc Tunnel

Exterior scene, WFIL-TV a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania television station in the Radio and Television Division of Triangle Publications filmed programs for itself, associate stations and eventually a syndicated service. For television, the roster of programs included such unusual programs as: Longest Tunnel - the seven and one-half miles cut through Mont Blanc, in full color.

Mont Blanc Tunnel

Exterior scene, WFIL-TV a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania television station in the Radio and Television Division of Triangle Publications filmed programs for itself, associate stations and eventually a syndicated service. For television, the roster of programs included such unusual programs as: Longest Tunnel - the seven and one-half miles cut through Mont Blanc, in full color.

Mont Blanc Tunnel

Exterior scene, WFIL-TV a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania television station in the Radio and Television Division of Triangle Publications filmed programs for itself, associate stations and eventually a syndicated service. For television, the roster of programs included such unusual programs as: Longest Tunnel - the seven and one-half miles cut through Mont Blanc, in full color.

Mont Blanc Tunnel

Exterior scene, WFIL-TV a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania television station in the Radio and Television Division of Triangle Publications filmed programs for itself, associate stations and eventually a syndicated service. For television, the roster of programs included such unusual programs as: Longest Tunnel - the seven and one-half miles cut through Mont Blanc, in full color.

Mors engine

Packard Roadster

Packard Roadster

Philadelphia Auto Show

Chalmers Packard on display at the Philadelphia Auto Show

Philadelphia Auto Show

Stanley Steamer on display at the Philadelphia Auto Show as part of the Antique Auto Derby.

Studebaker Special Six

Studebaker Special Six

Unidentified Event

Exterior scene, WFIL-TV Channel 6 from Philadelphia, PA, television crew.

Unidentified Event

Exterior scene, WFIL-TV Channel 6 from Philadelphia, PA, television crew.