The Scout was advertised as early as Aug 27, 1911.
A fully-rendered image, possibly from a photograph, appeared in print on Oct. 8, 1911.
Newspapers reported that - The first chassis was completed Oct 25, 1911.
The first completed car was displayed in the local Indianapolis
dealer's showroom the week of Nov 20, 1911.
1912 Scouts had a 102" wheelbase and oil sidelights mounted on the
seats.
Successor Type 22A, with 105" wheelbase, was advertised as early as Mar
24, 1912. Its first deliveries were on Jun 17, 1912.
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1912 Advance Catalogue
1912 catalog
1912 catalog
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1912 or '13 Ohio license plate
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Honolulu Advertiser, Apr 7, 1912
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L. A. Harding, Nob Hill Garage president
Mrs. M. Beakey
Portland Oregon Daily Journal, Feb. 4, 1912
Joe May, chauffeur for Freeman & Tod Ford of Pasadena HCCA Gazette, May-June 2015