1923 Huckster (Car)

This is only tangentially-related to my main line of inquiry. While searching online for images of what a “huckster” would look like in the popular imagery of today, I found images of a fantastically sweet old car with cool wood components called the “Huckster.”


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  1. enjoying autumn
    Posted October 11, 2009 at 12:48 pm | Permalink

    huckster Look up huckster at Dictionary.com
    c.1200, M.Du. hokester “peddler,” from hoken “to peddle” (see hawk (v.)) + agent suffix -ster (which was fem. in Eng., but not in Low Ger.). Derogatory sense is 16c.; specific sense of “advertising salesman” is from 1946 novel by Frederick Wakeman.

    http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?search=huckster&searchmode=none

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