KOMNICK / ELBING / GERMANY ( 1907 - 1927 )
Karl Franz KOMNICK started his car production in 1907. The factory was
locted in Elbing / East Prussia, so they sold their cars also to Russia,
Poland and other eastern countries. The first cars had the radiator
behind the engine. The KOMNICK was famous for his durability. But it was
never a mass - producer, so they had to close in 1927. To my
knowledge no car survived WW1 and WW2, so the emblem is also very, very
rare.
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KOMNICK radiator emblem |
Size
| 7.0 cm |
Year | 1907 - 1927
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backside of an original emblem |
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1923 KOMNICK truck with (painted ?) emblem behind the door
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early advertisement showing the knight´s cross of the emblem |
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1913 advertisement in a German Motor journal also using the Russian language |
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1927 photo with technical data showing the last KOMNICK automobile
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Another ad showing the radiator emblem. It says: better than using horses..... |
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In 1924 KOMNICK participated at the AUTOMOBIL AUSSTELLUNG in Berlin
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1926 advertisement
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NAG PROTOS, SELVE, WANDERER and KOMNICK emblem, all victims of WWII and later rescued from a garbage dump.
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Karl Franz Komnick was my great great (great?)(maybe another great I’m not too sure) grandfather. One day I plan to maybe restart this car company if I have the chance :) I’ll base some of the designs off of the early car models maybe
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