Studebaker Radiator Emblem, 1925-1935

Established in South Bend, Indiana, in 1852, Studebaker was the world's largest maker of horse-drawn vehicles before it manufactured its first electric automobiles in 1902. It began building gasoline-powered cars under the Studebaker name for 1913. The company survived wars and depression but suffered increasingly difficult economic troubles in the 1950s. Studebaker ended vehicle production in 1966.