Women and Automobiles in the Early 1900s
Men were not alone in their appreciation of automobiles in the early 1900s. Here is a selection of photos of women and autos from the early 1900s.
Enjoy,
Howard Kroplick
Rosale Adele Nelson, the original Lucky Strike poster girl, in a Plymouth Roadster. The copy for one of Rosalie's poster; "When a sweet tempts me, I light a Lucky Strike".
Actress Natalie Kingston in a Speed Hinkley racer in 1927.
Peggy Worth starring in the 1924 film "Miles Against Minutes".
Bessie Love checking out a 1927 Willys-Knight Roadster.
Sari Maritza in front of one of the 25 Lifesaver Dodge motor trucks.
Miss Jesse Boustelle in her Lion "40".
Joan Newton Cuneo driving a 1914 Knox.
Comments
Howard, if you or any of your readers are interested, David Greenlees over on http://www.theoldmotor.com, posted a picture of my grandmother in the Folwell’s first car, a 1906 Packard Model 24. To find the picture and caption, simply go to The Old Motor web site and type in the name Folwell in the Search box.