Haberer & Co. (1910-1913)
Cincinnati, Ohio
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| This is a Cino radiator emblem (1910-1913) sam Size: 78mm wide 47mm high MM: Unknown (some None) |
Haberer & Company was an established carriage builder when they decided to enter the automotive market in 1910. The first Cino was a 40 hp four-cylinder car offered in touring and roadster body styles.
A 60 hp six-cylinder model was added to the line in 1912 but production ceased in early 1913 following a serious flood, which ruined the manufacturing plant.
Emblem
The Cino script logo appeared on early advertisements, see example below:
The Cino carried a red and white enamel radiator emblem, see example shown above at the top of this post. This Cino radiator emblem is very rare.
The Cino script logo appeared on early advertisements, see example below:
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| This is a Cino advertisement showing a script logo (1910) ms |
The Cino carried a red and white enamel radiator emblem, see example shown above at the top of this post. This Cino radiator emblem is very rare.
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