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The 1800s Category: Chronological Archive Description: The 1800s are the very beginnings of the automobile as we know it today. The first self-propelled vehicle capable of carrying its own driver was created in 1769 when a steam engine was attached to a wagon and the resulting fardier à vapeur was capable of carrying a load at a little over 2 miles per hour, and throughout the 1800s others experimented and developed the technologies that would come together in what history considers the first automobile: the 1886 Benz Patent Motor Car. Page Sections: Publications · Articles |
| Eighteen Ninety-Five | ||||
| Patents (263 pages · 77 patents) | ||||
| Eighteen Ninety-Six | ||||
| Patents (520 pages · 137 patents) | ||||
| Eighteen Ninety-Seven | ||||
| Books (204 pages · 1 book) | ||||
| Eighteen Ninety-Eight | ||||
| Books (224 pages · 1 book) | ||||
| Eighteen Ninety-Nine | ||||
| Books (282 pages · 1 book) | Periodicals (535 pages · 1 compilation) | Patents (28 pages · 14 patents) | ||
| 1853 (1 article) | 1879 (1 article) | 1894 (4 articles) | ||
| 1895 (6 articles) | 1896 (7 articles) | 1897 (3 articles) | 1898 (1 article) | 1899 (11 articles) |
