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Carhartt

The Carhartt Automobile Corporation of Detroit, Michigan that was founded by Hamilton Carhartt who made his money in the clothing manufacturing business. He started car production in 1910 offering two models, the Junior "25-30" and the "30-35".

Carhartt Automobile Corporation emblem. (source: Radiator Emblem Collection)

The company announced a new model for 1912, but probably it was never produced. It seems that not a single car survives today. The only remaining things are radiator emblems showing the car with many details, like the rear brake drums, the hand brake, the klaxon etc.

Giving up automobile production in 1912, the company put all its energy into the production of clothing for working women and men. The company is still in this business and well known for quality clothing products.

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CARHARTT ADS.

1911 Carhartt ad. (source: Carhartt.)

CARHARTT CARS.

1911 Carhartt. (source: Carhartt.)

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