New York Automobile Show
The sixth annual National Automobile Show, under the auspices of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce, was held at the Grand Central Palace, New York, from December 31 to January 8. The exposition was a great success and far exceeded all previous meetings, both from the point of attendance and number of exhibitors. Over four hundred different concerns, including automobile manufacturers, manufacturers of specialties and tire men were represented. While the show was strictly for pleasure vehicles, a large number of concerns interested in the fire department service and exhibits, though not covering the fire apparatus end of their business.
The Kissel Motor Car Co., of Hartford, Wis. —Displayed their now famous “All-year” car, originated by President Kissel, of that company. The “All-year” car for winter use is practically a limousine, and for summer use, when the top part is removed, the car presents the appearance of a very highclass touring car. The winter part is easily removed and it takes less than half an hour for that purpose. Since the Kissel Company placed on the market their first “All-year” car, over a score of manufacturers have followed their start and arc now building what are termed "convertible” cars..
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