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The Horseless Carriage Gazette is a 68-page magazine published by the Horseless Carriage Club of America six times a year since before World War II. This index is for your pleasure. It is not sanctioned by the Horseless Carriage Club.

Ad

No, make that reprints of original magazine advertisements.

Biography

Don't be scared off. Most of these entries are just mentions of hobbyists enjoying themselves. Others, of course, are more detailed accounts of pioneers in the automotive industry.

Mention

Eventually, this category will have brief mentions of notable people.

Report

The Horseless Carriage Club has always been a club that believes in driving its cars. Now you can remember where and when.

Fashion

Many men skip over these pages rather quickly, but when you want to know something in particular concerning vintage clothing, there isn't many better references.

Article

Learning about brass-era cars is easy but don't think you'll ever know it all.

Illustration

The Horseless Carriage Gazette has been blessed with the talent of many professionals who have donated some wonderful (and collectible) artwork.

Mfg

Every once in a while it's good to sneak in a little history. If done right, this should provide a solid foundation about any particular make...and... inspire a few hobbyists to do some of their own research.

Museum

Everyone loves to visit an automotive museum now and then just to see an automobile preserved in its original state. We should feature more museums with brass-era automobiles.

Review

Most of became interested in pioneer vehicles through magazines, books or a close relative. Since many of the books have been reviewed in the Horseless Carriage Gazette over the years, this makes it easy to go back and re-live that excitement.

Obituary

Industry notables and members of the hobby.

Photo

Are you interested in a particular make or a car you are thinking of purchasing? It could be in one of those back issues you have on the book shelf. This may be the easiest way to find out exactly where!

Archive

Photographs taken when the cars were still owned by their original owners.

Technical

The brass-era car owner is someone who needs to understand his car, so most of the articles in this section are from one restorer to another passing along valuable knowledge unselfishly.

Cover or Center or Rear

This makes it easy to find an issue of the Horseless Carriage Gazette you remember but cannot locate. What was on the cover or centerspread?

Safety

What "everyone knew"years ago may not be so obvious to us and, of course, each of us use high-tech solutions to old-time problems. Preventing accidents should be a priority with everyone.

Data

Sometimes you just need the facts. We don't have them all, but the Horseless Carriage Gazette is a pretty good place to start.