1902 Delahaye Type 10B

Thank you for all your wonderful comments, favs and the support you have all given my six month NYC study. I remain here on 365 for one reason - your friendship and support of my work.

I have a lot of catching up to do, and will be doing a long automotive series beginning today.

Delahaye produced French motorcars from 1894 - 1954. In 1902, the type 10B was introduced, with many advanced features for its time - it was the first Delahaye with a steering wheel instead of a tiller. The brass sidelamps, one of which is shown here, were illuminated with kerosene.

[Smitha]

Such an antique piece. Very cool find and capture.

[Leana Niemand]

A lovely shot and I'm looking forward to the rest of the series.

[KWind]

It's so shiny! Nice shot!

[Cathy Donohoue]

Danny that is beautiful.
I love your projects - NY was just spectacular. And I am always in awe of your automotive shots as I can't seem to figure them out. You better be here.

[Davie]

Cracking shot Danny. Love the reflections.

[Ross Walker]

We've come a long way since kerosene lanterns. This is a priceless beauty.

[Therese]

The ins-and-outs of old cars is something I know nothing about... so I found this very interesting!!! A gorgeous shot too!!!

[Simon]

Love this Danny, great shot

[Ivan]

Wow, that's shiny! Super image. Fav.

[Mauricio Rodriguez]

nice shot, the contrast of the lamp with the background is great, the lightning of the lamp beautiful and the focus totally clean !!!!

[Sunkist]

very nice capture

[Sean O'Neill]

That is wonderfully polished. I think it is great that these old vehicles have been preserved and I am alway sfascinated when you show us something new.