The automotive Brass Era, from roughly 1896 to 1915, ended more than a century ago, and collectors who remember the cars on the road have mostly passed on. Their lovingly amassed collections are ...

Like the steam locomotive and the manual typewriter, Brass-Era automobiles are anachronistic curios, but there is no denying that these ingenious inventions allowed their users to accomplish epic ...

is holding its seventh annual Early American Automobile event on Sunday, August 6. Organizers hope visitors will find themselves transported back to the world of rural 1915 Southern York County with ...

Piece-Arrows and Duesenbergs top the list of Brass Era and Classic Era automobiles that sold at RM Sotheby’s auction in Hershey, PA, this year, setting a new record for the event at over $16 million.

RM Sotheby’s will top off 2015 calendar with exclusive Driven by Disruption sale, December 10 in New York City HERSHEY, Pennsylvania – RM Sotheby’s reinforced its reputation for the presentation of ...

HICKORY CORNERS --The Gilmore Car Museum will welcome more than 100 pre-1916 automobiles from around the country for a one-day public display from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. The historic ...

Les Holden, 68, a retired mortgage banker living in Southern Pines, N.C., on his 1904 Cadillac Model B Rear-Entrance Tonneau, as told to A.J. Baime. In 1996, I was driving in the “London to Brighton” ...

It’s the kind of car that would have gone down with the Titanic, this Oldsmobile. A massive, monumentally expensive Brass Era motorcar, marketed to the industrialists and blue-bloods who alone could ...

PAW PAW, MI -- The brass era cars of the Midwest Brass & Gas Touring region of the Horseless Carriage Club of America visited Paw Paw Tuesday evening as part of their tour through Southwest Michigan.

View post: This Chinese SUV is Both a Pickup and a Camper – And It’s Headed to Production Where to even start? First of all, brass era cars rule. Even if this particular American LaFrance bucket isn’t ...

I hope you read Aaron Robinson’s package about some of our hobby’s earliest cars, anchored by his drive of the fascinating Stutz Bearcat. His deep dive into this sometimes-overlooked chapter of ...

They also make us realize how much was done without any of the technology our enfeebled society relies on today. Driving a Brass-Era race car might be likened to making a fire with sticks, but the ...