Seidel & Naumann 60HP, 1905 from Dresden

[grobmotorix]

Who knows this car?

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[4popoid]

British?

[grobmotorix]

No - from the european continent.

[4popoid]

German?

[grobmotorix]

It´s german.

[pnegyesi]

Anything to do with Robert Schwenke?

[grobmotorix]

I don´t think so.

[4popoid]

Priamus from about 1908?

[grobmotorix]

Not a Priamus.

[4popoid]

Nacke from about 1908?

[grobmotorix]

You´re very close (geographically)...

[4popoid]

Perhaps a 1905 Seidel & Neumann 30/40 from Dresden?

[grobmotorix]

My very first point I can award after the big crash.

The make is so obscure that the name itself is enough for a point.

It is a 1904 60HP Seidl & Naumann!

EDIT:
No points possible at the moment!
Please remind me to give you this point after everything is recovered.

[4popoid]

Thanks grob!  I had my post ready to go when the great crash occurred.  Fortunately revival appears to be at hand. 

The only reference to Seidl & Naumann that I could find says: "In 1905, the company developed its own automobile manufactures. The vehicle with the model designation 34/40 hp was 1905 at the Herkomer Competition used. It is unclear whether other vehicles emerged."  Apparently they made a 60 hp as well, or my reference is in error with its model designation.

[grobmotorix]

I was able to give you the point now!

[Wendax]

As I am in Dresden right now, I must say: Ei verbibsch, dor fählt jo'n 'E' in dr Übrschrifft! Seidel, mei Gutster, net Seidl! 

[4popoid]

??  Sorry Gerd, Google Translate is of no help.

[grobmotorix]

Eiguggeda!

Nu glooohr, Seidel´s richtsch!

Even the NSA might have a problem with that... 

[grobmotorix]

Here´s a 1900 Seidel & Naumann bicycle ad: