It was a typical assembled car of the period.
Their slogan was: "The Peer of the West" and "It Conquered the World`s worst roads ".
In five years they sold 1,159 cars. Their best years was 1921 with a production of 723 cars.
After 1922 they stayed in business as auto parts makers.
Here is an original TULSA emblem that has a flat reverse with maker´s mark.
Property of the K. Hohl collection |
Dimensions
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3.9 cm x 7.6 cm
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Year
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1918 - 1922
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Estimate
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In the nineteensixties Harry Pulfer from California made a fine repro of the TULSA emblem as you can see here:
TULSA repro emblem |
For more information about Harry Pulfer see alphabetical list top right.
reverse of the repro emblem without maker´s mark |
For more beautiful cars emblems see top right (list of car makers).
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