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  • E. E. Hendrick to Porter Battery Company
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    Hendrick requests information about their battery. He intends to purchase an electric automobile, possibly a Columbia Surrey. Hendrick requires a battery of sufficient capacity to run a surrey 150 miles with one charge on good country roads such...
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E. E. Hendrick to American Bicycle Company
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    Hendrick is interested in their surrey though he wants to see it before he buys it. Hendrick wants a vehicle to take to California and feels that the one he currently owns is built on too contracted a scale. He also desires a boiler from them as...
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E. E. Hendrick to White Sewing Machine Company, Automobile Department
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    Hendrick wants to know if the company is now making a surrey. Hendrick mentions a friend who has a White automobile. The friend is trying to devise a regulator so that he will not have to hand-pump the water as much (the only fault he finds with...
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E. E. Hendrick to Prescott Auto Company
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    Hendrick asks if the company makes a compound engine and condenser for their automobiles and what the price would be for the same suitable for a light surrey. He inquires about the specification for the cylinders and surface for the condensers.
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E. E. Hendrick to Salamandrine Boiler Company
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    Hendrick inquires if the company's six horse boiler would be sufficient for a four passenger surrey, and what it would cost.
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E. E. Hendrick to American Steam Pump Company
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    Hendrick is interested in a pump that will function as both air compressor and vacuum pump for his automobile surrey.
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E. E. Hendrick to W. K. Pruden and Company
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    Hendrick is thinking about exchanging the wheels on his steam automobile surrey. Hendrick inquires about the time it would take to send artillery wheels and what data the company would need to fit them to [his] machine.
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E. E. Hendrick to Midgely Manufacturing Company
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    Hendrick is thinking about exchanging the wheels on his steam automobile surrey. Hendrick inquires about the time it would take to send artillery wheels and what data the company would need to fit them to [his] machine.
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E. E. Hendrick to Brecht Automobile Company
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    Hendrick is thinking about exchanging the wheels on his steam automobile surrey. Hendrick inquires about the time it would take to send artillery wheels and what data the company would need to fit them to [his] machine.
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E. E. Hendrick to American Ball Bearing Company
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    Hendrick is thinking about exchanging the wheels on his steam automobile surrey. Hendrick inquires about the time it would take to send artillery wheels and what data the company would need to fit them to [his] machine.
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E. E. Hendrick to Phineas Jones
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    Hendrick is thinking about exchanging the wheels on his steam automobile surrey. Hendrick inquires about the time it would take to send artillery wheels and what data the company would need to fit them to [his] machine.
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • Black Motor Cars : Run Everywhere
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    Black
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    Includes testimonial letters and photographs from owners of various models of Black Motor Buggy, Runabout, and Surrey.
  • Z. Taylor Vinson Collection
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  • E. E. Hendrick to Schaeffer, Bunce and Company
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    Hendrick requests that they make a triple engine for an automobile, complete with necessary chains and sprockets for a surrey, as well as a very strong double brake.
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E. E. Hendrick to Grout Brothers
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    Hendrick asks if the company makes a compound engine and condenser for their automobiles and what the price would be for the same suitable for a light surrey. He inquires about the specification for the cylinders and surface for the condensers.
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E. E. Hendrick to Century Motor Vehicle Company
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    Hendrick asks if the company makes a compound engine and condenser for their automobiles and what the price would be for the same suitable for a light surrey. He inquires about the specification for the cylinders and surface for the condensers.
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E. E. Hendrick to International Motor Car Company
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    Hendrick asks if the company makes a compound engine and condenser for their automobiles and what the price would be for the same suitable for a light surrey. He inquires about the specification for the cylinders and surface for the condensers.
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E. E. Hendrick to White Sewing Machine Company
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    Hendrick asks if the company makes a compound engine and condenser for their automobiles and what the price would be for the same suitable for a light surrey. He inquires about the specification for the cylinders and surface for the condensers.
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E. E. Hendrick to Locomobile Company
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    Hendrick asks if the company makes a compound engine and condenser for their automobiles and what the price would be for the same suitable for a light surrey. He inquires about the specification for the cylinders and surface for the condensers.
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E. E. Hendrick to Lane Motor Vehicle Company
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    Hendrick asks if the company makes a compound engine and condenser for their automobiles and what the price would be for the same suitable for a light surrey. He inquires about the specification for the cylinders and surface for the condensers.
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E. E. Hendrick to White Sewing Machine Company
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    Hendrick asks if the company would sell him a condenser for his automobile. Hendrick doesn't care a snap about the cost. He also mentions the specifications of his compound engine and asks if they make a four passenger surrey and if so, what would...
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903

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