G. Carson Baker's Cunningham Catalog

Part II: Automobiles

6 of the 32 automobile images in our collection.

	GCB-045 (no JCS number)
	Unpainted, undecorated vehicle in progress. Wooden body mounted on chassis. Looks similar to an extension-front brougham style carriage. No motor installed, but steering wheel visible inside, and shaft outside. Early door type. Medium: photo (sepia) Type: 2-passenger, very early auto

	GCB-186 JCS No. 731
	Early automobile, with retractable top. Looks very much like a phaeton carriage with a motor. Lamps No. 107. Medium: photo Type: 2-passenger, very early auto

	GCB-189 (no JCS number)
	Top up. Some wood-grain showing. Driver's steering is on right. Running boards. Hand-operated gear shift or brake lever outside. Decorative curly horn. Photographed in shop with canvas backdrop. Medium: photo Type: 4-passenger touring convertible

	GCB-083 JCS No. 952
	Black. Photographed in front of the Memorial Art Gallery on the old University of Rochester campus. Medium: photo Type: 7-pasenger sedan

	GCB-073 JCS No. 7-A-V
	Top up, in winter. Note the top extends to cover extra passenger seat in rear. Photographed on the old University of Rochester campus. Medium: photo Type: convertible coupe

GCB-072 JCS No. 7-A-V

Top down in winter, with driver and passenger bundled in fur coats. Photographed in front of 1570 East Avenue, the home of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Woodworth, now the site of Valley Manor condominiums. Woodworth was a contemporary of George Eastman and other Rochester notables, who were influential in the development of East Avenue as an exclusive residential area. Medium: photo Type: convertible coupe