This is an obscure one.
For one point, please respond and identify this car.
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German?
Yes
Built by Bergo?
No
Solomobil 6/12 ps?
No
Is this maker reported in any book?
I know you can't be sure about all the books, but is it listed in the major ones, like the Beaulieu, Georgano's, Schrader's Deutsche Autos, Kubisch's & co or any other source you may have beside the original source of your puzzle (assuming it was an online one...)?
I took the picture from a book, but not a major one, rather of the specialist type. I couldn't find anything online about this brand (except the content listing of this book). I'll have to look, if it this car is mentioned in any other books I know.
Quote from: Wendax on April 28, 2016, 04:53:37 AM
I took the picture from a book, but not a major one, rather of the specialist type. I couldn't find anything online about this brand (except the content listing of this book). I'll have to look, if it this car is mentioned in any other books I know.
In the meantime...NAIG?
I didn't find any other source. Not NAIG.
Höhne?
Nice idea, but no.
To the Black Hole
Quote from: Wendax on April 28, 2016, 04:53:37 AM
I took the picture from a book, but not a major one, rather of the specialist type. I couldn't find anything online about this brand (except the content listing of this book).
Is it a German book about German cars ?
Yes
Was this book published after 1980 ?
Yes
Was this book published after 2000 ?
To cut this short, it was published in 2013.
is it generally about German cars or just one of the regions in Germany?
It is about regional automotive history.
Thuringia?
No
Saxony?
Yes
hmm, if you mean, Autos die aus Sachsen kamen: Automobilgeschichte Sachsens vom "Coswiga" zum "Trabant"
I looked at it today and did not found this car.
Not that book
Is it a Hille?
No
is it generally about cars in Saxony, or just one part? We can't seem to find a 2013 book on the history of cars in Saxony
Just about a part of Saxony.
Chemnitz?
Yes :)
Schütoff?
ESWECO ?
It will be at least three-four hours before I look at the actual book, so maybe we'll find it before that :)
That's my only chance because I won't be able to check out this book anytime soon !
Neither Schüttoff nor ESWECO.
ALNO ?
No
Motap ?
No
Is the brand name just one word or more ?
Good news, the book is not in the library after all!
FEW?
Quote from: oko94 on October 12, 2016, 07:44:27 AM
Is the brand name just one word or more ?
I don't know, if there ever was a brand name for this car. The company's name consisted of more than one word.
Quote from: pnegyesi on October 12, 2016, 09:57:13 AM
Good news, the book is not in the library after all!
Christmas is coming. :)
Quote from: pnegyesi on October 12, 2016, 09:57:13 AM
FEW?
No
Oswald Preusser ?
No
Fa. Wachsmut ?
No
Does the name start with "Fa." ?
"Fa." is just the abbreviation for Firma, the German word for company, so not really part of the brand. But my source doesn't mention it as a Fa. anyhow.
Is the company name a firstname and a lastname, like Alfred Niebl ?
No
ZVA?
No
ATB?
No
Deutsche Dynamo Werke ?
No
Franzanie?
Motorenhaus Köhler ?
Twice no
Stossdampfer Hoffmann?
No
Seyfert & Butscher?
No
Heinrich Illgen?
Braunsdorfer Maschinenfabrik ?
Quote from: oko94 on October 12, 2016, 04:38:43 PM
Braunsdorfer Maschinenfabrik ?
So the question "Who will name it first from the list?" is answered. ;)
The drawing came from an ad by the Braunsdorfer Maschinenfabrik Chemnitz. It is not sure, how many or even if any cars were built. I'll add the full ad tonight.
Thanks for my 608th and 609th points, and sorry for Pal who did a great job !
Here it is:
This book has totally sold out. I was at the museum, and they don't have any more copies either. But I have part 2 of this book, which features - among others - some East German eigenbaus!
(And I was able to see a restored Mollmobil up-close! And I had a great discussion with the friendly curator of the museum, Dirk Schmerschneider
Quote from: pnegyesi on October 15, 2016, 03:19:29 PM
But I have part 2 of this book, which features - among others - some East German eigenbaus!
I bought this one, too. Great stuff!
Quote from: pnegyesi on October 15, 2016, 03:19:29 PM
This book has totally sold out. I was at the museum, and they don't have any more copies either. But I have part 2 of this book, which features - among others - some East German eigenbaus!
(And I was able to see a restored Mollmobil up-close! And I had a great discussion with the friendly curator of the museum, Dirk Schmerschneider
What book is that?
"Fahrzeugspuren in Chemnitz" by Frieder Bach
Thank you!