An ultra-rare car from the early days of the automobile that’s thought to be the only of its kind in existence was recently hauled out of an Illinois garage this week after more than fifty years in ...

Despite its short existence, the Marmon Motor Car Company did manage to give birth to some extraordinary vehicle, one of them actually being put up for auction at the forthcoming Monterey event. The ...

As World War I began, Indianapolis car and flour milling machinery manufacturer Nordyke & Marmon decided to expand its automobile business by making an extraordinary new model. While the company’s ...

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IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. Gray coupe with long tapering hood ...

When Marmon introduced its Model 34 for 1916, the car was so well designed and executed that its direct descendents would be in production a decade later. Nordyke & Marmon entered the auto industry in ...