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View of the Studebaker E.M.F. 30, winner of the Medium Car Road Race held in Anaheim on July 4, 1912; View shows automobile, with the number 2 painted on the front grill and the loving cup placed on the hood, parked in front of the P.J. Weisel & Co. Store; image shows a single-story brick commercial building, with sign reading "P.J. WEISEL & Co. / AUTOMOBILES & SUPPLIES"; several unidentified people are standing on the sidewalk in front of the store; text at bottom, right corner reads "STUDEBAKER E.M.F. 30. / WINNER MEDIUM CAR ROAD RACE / ANAHEIM, CAL. JULY 4 - 1912."

Studebaker Six automobile with young women parked in front of H.E. Hierker Garage, Orange, California, 1920
Trucks from the M. Eltiste & Company lined up along the 100 block of North Glassell Street, Orange, California, ready for a parade, ca. 1922. Creator/Contributor: Naill, Theo F. Date: ca. 1922

Sacremento, Ca - 1906
Market Street below Beale Street. Studebaker Brothers, the Palace Carriage Repository. Ca. 1885. Berkeley, Ca

View of Harry D. Riley's Studebaker dealership, located at 151 South Los Angeles Street (now Anaheim Blvd.), Anaheim; image shows front and side facades of the single-story Mission Revival Style commercial building; signage on the front facade reads "HARRY D. RILEY / THE NEW STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS"; two unidentified people are visible standing on sidewalk at left of building (possibly Harry D. and Alice E. Riley); also visible is a five-globe street light. 1920s
Taggart Motor Co., Studebaker and Chevrolet car dealership, located at 306-308 North Los Angeles Street (later Anaheim Blvd.), Anaheim; image shows facade of Taggart business building (which became the Quast Plumbing Service in the 1970s), with six 1917 Chevrolet Model 490s parked in front diagonally along Los Angeles Street; seven men are standing next to automobiles, identified left to right as: 1. undentified salesman; 2. Fred Schroeder (salesman); 3. John Taggart (co-owner); 4. Paul Taggart (co-owner); 5. [Vincent] Dick Bruce (mechanic); Dan Clemmer (mechanic); 7. Bill Hauser (salesman); signage along front of building, left to right, reads "Red Crown Gasoline 19 1/2", CHEVROLET 490 MODEL / NOW HERE / $575 / EASY TERMS", "Studebaker / Cars", "TAGGART MOTOR CO.", "CHEVROLET" [logo], "Studebaker SERIES 17 / Four $975 / Six $1200 / HERE / EASY TERMS". 1917




	View of the Studebaker E.M.F. 30, winner of the Medium Car Road Race held in Anaheim on July 4, 1912; View shows automobile, with the number 2 painted on the front grill and the loving cup placed on the hood, parked in front of the P.J. Weisel & Co. Store; image shows a single-story brick commercial building, with sign reading "P.J. WEISEL & Co. / AUTOMOBILES & SUPPLIES"; several unidentified people are standing on the sidewalk in front of the store; text at bottom, right corner reads "STUDEBAKER E.M.F. 30. / WINNER MEDIUM CAR ROAD RACE / ANAHEIM, CAL. JULY 4 - 1912."



Studebaker Six automobile with young women parked in front of H.E. Hierker Garage, Orange, California, 1920	Trucks from the M. Eltiste & Company lined up along the 100 block of North Glassell Street, Orange, California, ready for a parade, ca. 1922. Creator/Contributor: Naill, Theo F. Date: ca. 1922


Sacremento, Ca - 1906	Market Street below Beale Street. Studebaker Brothers, the Palace Carriage Repository. Ca. 1885. Berkeley, Ca
View of Harry D. Riley's Studebaker dealership, located at 151 South Los Angeles Street (now Anaheim Blvd.), Anaheim; image shows front and side facades of the single-story Mission Revival Style commercial building; signage on the front facade reads "HARRY D. RILEY / THE NEW STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS"; two unidentified people are visible standing on sidewalk at left of building (possibly Harry D. and Alice E. Riley); also visible is a five-globe street light. 1920s	Taggart Motor Co., Studebaker and Chevrolet car dealership, located at 306-308 North Los Angeles Street (later Anaheim Blvd.), Anaheim; image shows facade of Taggart business building (which became the Quast Plumbing Service in the 1970s), with six 1917 Chevrolet Model 490s parked in front diagonally along Los Angeles Street; seven men are standing next to automobiles, identified left to right as: 1. undentified salesman; 2. Fred Schroeder (salesman); 3. John Taggart (co-owner); 4. Paul Taggart (co-owner); 5. [Vincent] Dick Bruce (mechanic); Dan Clemmer (mechanic); 7. Bill Hauser (salesman); signage along front of building, left to right, reads "Red Crown Gasoline 19 1/2", CHEVROLET 490 MODEL / NOW HERE / $575 / EASY TERMS", "Studebaker / Cars", "TAGGART MOTOR CO.", "CHEVROLET" [logo], "Studebaker SERIES 17 / Four $975 / Six $1200 / HERE / EASY TERMS". 1917