The Lindsay Automobile & The T. J. Lindsay Automobile Parts Company

The Lindsay was a High Wheel Runabout built on a 68 inch wheelbase. Both gasoline and electric cars were reportly produced. In 1903 the company name was changed to Lindsay-Russell Axle Co. By 1904 the Lindsay-Russell Co. was producing only automotive components. In 1907 T. J. Lindsay built gasoline Delivery Cars. Harry C. Stutz didn't remain with the Lindsay Company very long. He did enter the American Automobile business in 1911 in a big way.

We are looking for Lindsay automobile photographs or vintage advertising for this web page. In the mean time enjoy this Fedders Radiator and Kelly Springfield Tire ad from a vintage 1911 magazine.

1906 C. T. Ham Mfg. Co. Rochester, NY

Among the lamps constructed for special purposes the Ham's Cold Blast Auto Lamps made by The C. T. Ham Mfg. Co., Rochester, N. Y overcame the disagreeable features and weak points usually found in oil lamps. Each one was handsomely nickel plated.

Early 1900s American Automobile

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