By Design - Solved by Allan L, Allemano, Paul Jaray and Ray B

[Otto Puzzell]

No cars pictured in this puzzle. The following is a grouping of products designed by individuals or design houses that also designed automobiles. To score points, you must identify three things related about each picture: the product pictured, the designer of design house the penned it, and at least one automobile penned by the same designer or design house.  Identifying just the designer, the product,  just a car, or two of the three components required, will net you zero points. If you correctly ID all three, you'll get a point for each, plus a bonus point.

6 Pictures, 4 points available each.

PS - please excuse my sometimes messy attempts to obscure the products' names.

Enjoy!

Philco Model A Radio Clock / Norman Bel Geddes


Steinway Peace Piano / Walter Dorwin Teague


Coronado Radio / Brooks Stevens, the guy who didn't pen the AMC Gremlin


Ansco Anscoflex II / Raymond Loewy


Convair 880 / Harley Earl


Telecom Italia Sirio / Giugiaro

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[Ray B.]

I don't have any answers yet, and this is often said but I'll say it again:
Great puzzle!

[Otto Puzzell]

Thank you, Ray.

[Paul Jaray]

Great one indeed, and that's a problem for me...too great...
pic #1 doesn't show, there is "this image or video has been moved or deleted"
pic #6 is my telephone the Sirio , designed for Telecom Italia by Giugiaro Design, (do I really have to post at least one of his car?) father of: audi80-renault19-seat ibiza-delorean dmc12-lotus esprit-volkswagen golf-saab9000...........................................................................
pic #5 (I see only a part of the pic) seems the inside of the Pendolino (but could be another one of the ETR family) designed by Pininfarina for TREVI (TREno Veloce Italiano). Pininfarina designed also.... hummm, oh yes the Ferrari F40.

[Allan L]

No. 2 is the Steinway Peace Piano, a modern copy of the piano designed by Walter Dorwin Teague.
Teague designed bodies for Marmon, notably the 16

[Ray B.]

Allan, you've beaten me on that one while I was out for lunch !

[Otto Puzzell]

pic #1 doesn't show, there is "this image or video has been moved or deleted"

Fixed (I hope)

pic #6 is my telephone the Sirio , designed for Telecom Italia by Giugiaro Design, (do I really have to post at least one of his car?) father of: audi80-renault19-seat ibiza-delorean dmc12-lotus esprit-volkswagen golf-saab9000...........................................................................

Correct!

pic #5 (I see only a part of the pic) seems the inside of the Pendolino (but could be another one of the ETR family) designed by Pininfarina for TREVI (TREno Veloce Italiano). Pininfarina designed also.... hummm, oh yes the Ferrari F40.

No

[Otto Puzzell]

No. 2 is the Steinway Peace Piano, a modern copy of the piano designed by Walter Dorwin Teague.
Teague designed bodies for Marmon, notably the 16

Correct!

[Allemano]

#4 is the Ansco Anscoflex II camera (1954) designed by Raymond Loewy who also created the Studebaker Avanti, the aweful  Lancia Loraymo (Flaminia based) and the BMW 507 — in the strange Loewy version! 

[Paul Jaray]

About #5,
a) It's not a train;
b) It's not Pininfarina;
c) It's not that Pininfarina's train;
d) It's up to me to find out?

[Otto Puzzell]

Correct.

When I found this picture, I knew immediately what I was looking at, though not the exact manufacturer or designation of this configuration.

FWIW, I've traveled only on vintage railroad equipment, but fly quite often...

[Otto Puzzell]

#4 is the Ansco Anscoflex II camera (1954) designed by Raymond Loewy who also created the Studebaker Avanti, the aweful  Lancia Loraymo (Flaminia based) and the BMW 507 — in the strange Loewy version! 

Correct!

[Otto Puzzell]

 

[Otto Puzzell]

Tic-toc, listen to the clock...

[Ray B.]

Is #5 a DC-8 cabin?

[Otto Puzzell]

Is #5 a DC-8 cabin?

No, but you are headed the right direction.

[@re]

Oh, so it's a plane then.

[Otto Puzzell]

Yes! Not a train.

[Ray B.]

A plane, not a train, the rain in Spain falls mainly in the plains.
I thought it was obvious.

[Paul Jaray]

When I found this picture, I knew immediately what I was looking at, though not the exact manufacturer or designation of this configuration.

FWIW, I've traveled only on vintage railroad equipment, but fly quite often...

[Otto Puzzell]

Quite plane.

[Paul Jaray]

Air plane.

[Otto Puzzell]

Great plane.

[Paul Jaray]

Simple plane, or was it plain?

[Ray B.]

707 (although what I see is not quite like it, but I know nothing about airplanes cabin arrangment) ?
... Or rather a Connie or DC6 that has been refurbished ?