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Segrave Mystery Sunbeam racer



Sir Henry Segrave 's Mystery Sunbeam racer. Learn more and buy fine-art print.

Screen camper



A hard-top camper with detachable faces to let the breeze in. 1936. Invented by Hilton B. Murray.

Scoop front car



A two-door car that appears to be parting the waves. 1939. Invented by Thomas F. King.

William Schnell hood ornament



William Schnell had another design for a radiator ornament that was used on the 1931 Pierce-Arrow and of course this patent design. This design was assigned to Ternstedt Manufacturing Company, which made auto body hardware and was acquired by General Motors in 1926. 1926. Invented by William Schnell.

Wooden station wagon



Wood-bodied station wagons would have been familiar in the 1920s. The body work was generally done by outside shops. 1926. Invented by Walter G. Saunders.

Oldsmobile Golden Rocket



The Oldsmobile Golden Rocket. EphemeraNow has a photo of the interior. 1956. Invented by Arthur Ross.

Ronning automobile



An ornamental automobile design. 1951. Invented by Adolph Ronning.

BMW Isetta design



A design for the Isetta, which was sold by BMW in the late 1950s. The car was originally designed for the Italian Isomoto car company by founder Renzo Rivolta, but was eagerly licensed to BMW. The car is notable for its small size and a single door at the front of the vehicle. 1954. Invented by Renzo Rivolta.

Packard light



A rear light design for the Packard Motor Car Company. You can see the light here. 1954. Invented by Jack E. Kenitz.

Rapattoni car body



A rhino-nosed design for an automobile body. 1921. Invented by Ernest Rapattoni.

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