Postcards of the Long Island Automotive Museum Main Building
The Long Island Automotive Museum offered a wide array of related merchandise including; jewelry, label buttons, photos, model car kits, china and series of postcards.
These postcards highlighted the front of the museum building.
Enjoy,
Howard Kroplick
1913 Peerless "48" Roadster
1910 Buick Toy Tonneau.
The Eastern Suffolk County Chapter of Sweet Adelines in the 1921 Autocar Rubberneck Bus. Rubberneck was a term used for sightseeing.
The "S" from the Long Island Automotive Mu"S"eum sign. Now part of the Howard Kroplick Collection.
Comments
Was there in 1957 me then 12 yrs. old, later in 1980 before closing, Remembered seeing the winning New York to Paris Thomas Flyer unrestored then restored by and on displayed at the Harrah Collection Museum later years.
A few years back I would stop in at the original Museum building/grounds when traveling out East. As the old museum got closer to being taken down I would look up at the handful of remaining white wooden letters about 10 feet up on the front of the building. I really wanted one, but settled on the more reachable brass doorknob & lock assembly from the front entrance. Glad to see your rescued “S” Howard !