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International Auto Buggy
May 1907
International Auto Buggy parked on a street outside a brick building. The back of the print is stamped "Experimental Department, General Office, rec'd June 5, 1907."
International Experimental Car
1907
Experimental International passenger car, similar to the Model G Roadster which was manufactured 1910-1911.
International Auto Buggies and Auto Wagons
1910
Front cover of an advertising brochure for International auto buggies and auto wagons. Features an illustration of a woman in fine dress, gloves and hat at the wheel of a vehicle.
International Auto Buggy
1908
Catalog cover for the International auto buggy. Features a black and white insert of a group riding in an auto buggy driving up to a house. Printed by the Crown Press Designers, Engravers, Printers...
International Harvester Auto Buggy
1910
International Harvester Auto Buggy. Caption reads: "Built by the International Harvester company of Chicago, Illinois, this 'Auto Buggy' had a definite horse-carriage look with its huge wheels and ...
International Auto Wagon
December 14, 1910
Driver's side view of an International Auto Wagon against a white background.
