Early Horseless Carriage RPPC c.1900 | Tiller-Steered Auto, Aurora IN Photographer Crafts Abigail Adams’ Champagne Punch

Abigail Adams’ Champagne Punch

The 36-page softcover booklet measures 8 ¾" × 6" and remains in good vintage condition

This beautiful handle vase was produced by the Roseville Pottery Company of Roseville

Kim von Hedemann and dated 1986

The formal pose of the driver and passenger

Early Horseless Carriage RPPC c.1900 | Tiller-Steered Auto, Aurora IN Photographer Crafts Abigail Adams’ Champagne PunchCirca 19001910 Real Photo Postcard (RPPC) featuring an early gas powered horseless carriage with a seated couple, captured in a studio quality outdoor photograph. The vehicle is steered by a tiller rather than a wheelan early design feature most commonly associated with automobiles produced before the widespread adoption of steering wheels in the early 1900s. Images of these transitional motor vehicles are scarce, documenting a brief but important