They were a costly vehicle running around the equivalent of $30,000 In solid currency when dollars were backed by Gold and a Franc and a dollar were equal. No Model T or bargain basement vehicle here. Panhard lasted until about the late fifties and moved around with the times (Dyna-Panhard (streamlined) and Dynavion (low cg sports car) but were never in the Volkswagen-Baby Austin or Model T (popular economy car range somewhat oddeoly i find this in with Mercedes Benz!
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most of the houses were made out of wood that's pretty much all I know. hope this helps;D
Unlike today people didn't go into a store in the 1800's and buy clothes. Clothing was sewn by a seamstress or a tailor, so the cost was the fabric and the cost of the labor and that could vary. It wasn't until the late 1800's that ready made clothing was introduced in something like the Sears catalog.
The Ottoman Empire spanned much more than just the city of Bethlehem. Bethlehem was under the rule of the Ottoman Empire from 1517 to the early 1900s.
It would depend where they were, who they were and how much money they had. A rich banker in winter in New York, would be wearing entirely different clothes compared to a rancher in summer in Texas.You have to be specific.