Front:
Daimler-1914, the Henry Ford Museum
ASIR JOHN-BENNETT
and Greenfield Village, Dearborn, Michigan
2C-H28
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PUBLISHED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE HENRY FORD MUSEUM AND
VILLAGE, DEARBORN
GREENFIELD
MICHIGAN
Sams Eve
Fit for a king but shrouded in mystery is
this 1914 Daimler, purportedly a gift from
Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany to the King of
Bulgaria. In 1936, the exiled Kaiser disclaim-
ed any knowledge of the car. The Daimler-
Benz Company reported that the serial num-
bers corresponded to those on a car sold to
a Copenhagen businessman, but the descrip-
tion proved it to be another automobile. The
handmade limousine is a classic example of
the craftsmanship of German coach builders.
The interior is upholstered in brocade and
finished in inlaid rosewood and mahogany
and the inside window and door fixtures are
of delicately carved ivory and gold-plate. To
date, the car's origin is still unknown. Here
it is parked before the Sir John Bennett
Jewelry Store.
Dear may,
GENUINE CURTEICH-CHICAGO
C.T. ART-COLORTONE" POST CARD (REG. U.S. PAT. OFF.)
#ave nga wonderful
time. Asufut dot-
though, were in wandson
Canda tonight, Saw the
Ford Musem this aft.
boy it sure has lots
of things in it. Imall
pooped out were walked
through the villages
ling it must have
a ber of walk
85
Miss Marjolie Jare
Northwood, down
U. 8, G.
% Harvey Gaarder
