Hey Norm,
Could the "early american" refer to the owner, not the car?
The car on the plate is the well known and universally admired Pope
Hartford, btw.
Bob
On Fri, 13 Apr 2001 09:15:56 -0400 "n" <twobees@sprynet.com> writes:
> I've had our Connecticut version of vintage plates, called "Early
> American"
> plates for a few years. They are black on white versus the old
> white on
> blue standard plates. They also showed a circa 1910 vehicle on the
> left of
> the plate & the letters "E A" vertically on the right. No big deal
> that the
> E A stood for Early AMERICAN on a British car. Not many people knew
> what
> the letters meant.
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