1897 The Horseless Carriage in New York Article, Photos

This is an original illustrated magazine article that has been carefully extracted from an 1897 issue of Metropolitan Magazine.

Photos include:

ï The horseless carriage is still so much of a novelty that it attracts attention even in the Metropolis
ï Sight seeing while crossing Washington Bridge
ï A business race between two automobiles to determine the superior in speed and efficiency
ï A stop at a suburban tavern for refreshments
ï For convenience in making neighborly calls on the road the motor car is unrivalled
ï The horseless carriage with its big pneumatic tires is the only vehicle which makes cyclers envious
ï Snapshot of horselss carriages, taken as they were speeding down a hill on the road to Fordham
ï An electric delivery wagon
ï and others

Title: The Horseless Carriage in New York by E.W. Sargent

Length (includes front & back): 8 pages

Approximate Page Size (in inches): 6 x 9

Condition: VG to excellent (the atticpaper watermark does not appear on the actual article)