A line of six early automobiles, identical make and model. Each has a driver in place at the wheel, with the exception of the 6th car next to two men who are standing, looking at the camera. Directly behind most of the cars is a brick two-story building, with no signs to tell us what it is. On the left is a low brick building with signs that say "Motorcycles and Bicycles" and on the right is a large wooden building with the signs "Steinbock Junk Co. Dealers in scrap iron, rubber ..." The rest of the sign is obscured. A line of six early automobiles, identical make and model. Each has a driver in place at the wheel, with the exception of the 6th car next to two men who are standing, looking at the camera. Directly behind most of the cars is a brick two-story building, with no signs to tell us what it is. On the left is a low brick building with signs that say "Motorcycles and Bicycles" and on the right is a large wooden building with the signs "Steinbock Junk Co. Dealers in scrap iron, rubber ..." The rest of the sign is obscured. There is a poster or advertisement visible in the window of the motorcycle and bicycle shop, with what appears to be the year 1914 showing.