Thanks Pal!
I'm somewhat confused by the base for this car. The reference I have shows this vehicle in at least two places. The same picture is used, and is labeled: "PLATE No. 381. LIMOUSINE" & "Carriage work built by Miller Bros., Amesbury, MA." However, the picture caption in one place reads: "1908 Miller Brothers Limousine Automobile", while in another place the picture caption reads: "1907 Cleveland Landaulet Automobile, Made by Miller Brothers". The body of the puzzle car appears to be that of a limousine rather than a landaulet, and directly above the picture labeled 1908 Limousine is a picture labeled: "1908 Cleveland Touring Automobile", which shows an automobile with a dissimilar radiator shape, and dissimilar hubcaps. These discrepancies caused me to deduce that the puzzle car was not a Cleveland, but something else, perhaps a Packard, since the radiator shape and hubcaps appear to resemble that marque. Can you shed any light on this confusion? I'll be happy to PM my reference pages, if you like, but I suspect that you already have them.
Please note, I'm not disputing 'cuda's point, I'm just trying to understand the discrepancy in the common reference source.
