La rivista e il marketplace globale per gli appassionati di auto d’epoca, creati da appassionati.
La rivista e il marketplace globale per gli appassionati di auto d’epoca, creati da appassionati.
We received this photo in a damp and cold Amsterdam. According to sender and grandson Hans Reijwart the pic was made probably after 1923. The gal with fur and rose is his grandmother- Tootje Meschendorp - who married early January 1923. Maybe this is an engagement photo? Though the general shape of the car does ring a bell with us, we must ask you one more. Start like us with an enlarged view. For sure this RHD is not a small car. these wide louvres, the V-shaped radiator. It could be German, it could be French, it could be... Your opinion is most welcome.
UPDATE II by Thomas Ulrich:"I am quite certain that this car neither Opel nor Delauney Belleville or Fiat. I think it's a Berlin built NAG 10/30PS C4 built between 1920 and 1924. For Opel the radiator is too much rounded. Fiat and Delauney Belleville didn't have such sharp German Type Radiators."
UPDATEs I came in from Anders Svenfelt: "Opel, probably with large 4-cylinder engine." Thomas Rudolf:"DELAUNAY BELLEVILLE P4B, 12 HP. They were LHD or RHD." Matthew Perkin:"I reckon this could well be a FIAT 510S." J. ter Linden is convinced , this is na Opel. Edit. Will be continued...
I've quite a number of contemporary pictures of this very model in my collection. For comparison please see my online gallery of NAG cars:
https://klassiker-runde-wetterau.com/gallery-german-vintage-classic-cars/nag-automobiles-from-berlin/
The dinstinguishing feature is the radiator which has a different shape than the v-shaped ones that could be found on other German automobiles (e.g. Audi, Opel, Horch, Stoewer) after WW1.