Solved: Wendax 1219 - Dinos 8/35 PS

[Wendax]

Nice graphics.

For one point, please respond and identify this car.

[Wendax]

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[Wendax]

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[Paul Jaray]

Presto?

[Wendax]

No

[grobmotorix]

German?

[4popoid]

British marque?

[Wendax]

German marque

[4popoid]

1921 Martinette by Volta-Werke; Berlin-Weidmannslust?

[Wendax]

No

[4popoid]

Selve 9/36 PS from about 1927?

[Wendax]

No

[4popoid]

Falcon 6/30 HP from about 1925?

[Wendax]

No

[4popoid]

Dinos from about 1922?

[Wendax]

I am impressed!

BTW, it is probably a 8/35 PS, but I'm not sure.

[4popoid]

Thanks Gerd.  It was tough with no picture, and I didn't find the ad, although, now that I see it, I'm pretty sure that I have seen it before.  I also think that it is most likely an 8/35, assuming that it is '22, or later.  I believe the only alternative is the 6-cyl. 16/72, and the hood doesn't look long enough to fit the longer engine.

Now if I can just figure out "Rust Still Doesn't Sleep".

[Wendax]

A Dinos 8/35 PS picture I found meanwhile:

[4popoid]

Interesting picture.  Even though this picture is of a competition car, it makes me wonder if the ad illustration isn't a concept for the 6-cyl. 16/72.  I understand that few, if any, 6-cyl. were produced, so perhaps the ad drawing was trying to drum up business for the larger car which may not have existed, in hardware form, at the time of the ad.

[grobmotorix]

This should be the advertisement for this 8-35PS Dinos:

[grobmotorix]

On my HDD I also this scan, which might also show a 1924 Dinos:

[Wendax]

The radiator and the Berlin license plate would fit. 

[grobmotorix]

Those are the really satisfying finds 

And where to present them if not at my favourite website - autopuzzles.com...