The Columbia Motor Car Company was based in Hartford, Connecticut, and their Mark 48 Touring Car model from 1910 was powered by 4-cylinder engine, of vertical design, cast in pairs. It produced 32 horsepower, and shifted through a three-speed transmission plus reverse.
Twin acetylene headlamps were used, two oil side lights, and an oil tail light. Price: $2750.00. One of the features of this vehicle was the use of adjustable pedals, which "serve the convenience of a wide range of leg lengths."
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I was really impressed with the quality of the poster when it came. It looks really cool in my son's new apartment.
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Hands down, my favorite coffee cup. The best part is it looks great from all sides.