Small Archive of Material fro, the Kleiber Motor Company.
- San Francisco: , 1920-1930s.
Assorted ephemera, including two illustrated brochures and price lists for Kleiber cars (1920s), ink blotter 9used) with advertisement for Kleiber cars, two printed notices to shareholders for 1931, abbreviated annual financial statement for December 31, 1930, and a proxy voting form and stamp return envelop. Some creasing from mailing, normal aging, some light wear; otherwise very good.
After serving as a distributor for Gramm trucks in the early 1900s, Paul Kleiber founded the Kleiber Motor Truck Company in 1913. He did well with the truck business, he entered the automobile business, and between 1924-1929 produced a small number of cars, which were sold mostly on the Pacific Coast. he didn't have a wide selection of cars, but they had good quality, and will billed as "Aristocratic in Appearance." However, the company never recuperated from the stock market crash of 1929, and appears to have abandoned car making around that time. Kleiber did continue to make trucks until 1937. american-automobiles website.
After serving as a distributor for Gramm trucks in the early 1900s, Paul Kleiber founded the Kleiber Motor Truck Company in 1913. He did well with the truck business, he entered the automobile business, and between 1924-1929 produced a small number of cars, which were sold mostly on the Pacific Coast. he didn't have a wide selection of cars, but they had good quality, and will billed as "Aristocratic in Appearance." However, the company never recuperated from the stock market crash of 1929, and appears to have abandoned car making around that time. Kleiber did continue to make trucks until 1937. american-automobiles website.