Mystery vintage car

[richard]

MOST KIND

[Barry]

The answer from my friend Brian who knows about these things is:-

'looks  early French, possibly either a Darracq or the more popular Renault.  I seem to recall a Gregoire being somewhat similar too.'

Unfortunately he doesn't have his vast collection of books available just now but he will look into it further Bob when he gets them.

(Brian Page - Classic Assessments)

www.classicassessments.com/

[Bob Purton]

Thanks Barry. We still need a positive ID.

[Jonathan Poll]

It is very easy - honestly!

If you send a scan to me by email I will happily press a few buttons and see what comes out.
The higher resolution the scan, the better the results will be.

If you just want to send the photo to me by post, I would be happy to scan it and have a play with the settings - I can do this as a bmp (bitmap file) which will be better but very big.
A jpg (Jpeg) file would be OK 1200dpi resolution but 600 would still be OK.

Send me a personal message for my full details.

Barry

Hmmm... .bmp is usually too big, .jpg can be very good, especially with Gimp, you can save a jpeg with 100% quality, doesnt mess up the pixels. .jpg is very good for photos, but not for black and white pictures.