If you have pre-state or city-issued plates or photos, I'd be happy to post them. In the meantime check Eric Taylor's Website, Porcelain Plates.net or http://www.porcelainplates.net/ or Eric Tanner's All About License Plate / License Plate Information http://www.allaboutlicenseplates.com/ and Ned Flynn's February 2012 ALPCA Plates article on The Pennsylvania Pre-State Era. Link to article, must be an ALPCA member. |
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Pre-State Licensing and Registrations, beginning in 1903 Description / History |
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Pennsylvania passed legislation in 1903 (Act 202) requiring automobiles to be registered in the prothonotary’s office (a county court officer) of one of PA’s 67 counties, and to display a rear registration number. The display of the registration number was the responsibility of the vehicle owner. The display devices were generally made of a piece of leather or wood with metal numbers fastened to it such as those shown here. The home-made 1903 Pre-State tags shown here are from Berks County and were provided by Tim Gierschick. Information on the 46 tag is unknown, but the 47 has provenance. See 1903 Registration Form. Vehicle operators were also required to obtain a driver’s license at the county treasurer’s office by paying a fee of three dollars, For this a driver was issued a receipt which was equivalent to a driver's license and was to be carried by the vehicle operator. See 1904 treasure's receipt for the license fee to operate the vehicle below right. Philadelphia registered vehicles as well, but imposed some additional vehicle safety requirements such as horns and lights. In addition to registering vehicles, Philadelphia in 1903 began issuing porcelain number plates. See plate display in next section below. These plates, however, were assigned to the vehicle operator, so were in effect a driver's license tag rather than a vehicle registration plate, even though they were mounted to the rear of the vehicle. These 4-inch by 7-inch porcelain plates were issued between 1903 and 1906. In 1906, following the passage of another act, the state began to issue their own porcelain plates, however, these were drivers' license plates, not registration plates. With the state taking over the licensing process state-wide in 1906, and after some legal wrangling, the Philadelphia pre-state era had come to an end. The state's drivers' license tags lasted from 1906 thru 1909. 1910 brought about a more conventional vehicle registration plate with makers number. Henceforth the plates were registered to the vehicle, and not the driver. Some of the information contained in this section was provided by Ned Flynn, or gleaned from his February 2012 ALPCA Plates article on The Pennsylvania Pre-State Era. Link to article, must be an ALPCA member.
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Pre-state registration tags from Tim Gierschick 1903 Registration Form from Tim Gierschick 1904 treasure's receipt for the license fee to operate the vehicle. from Tim Gierschick 1903 Olds Mobile Manf Co, photo caption reads: First Automobile in Fleetwood Pa. A. K. Seaman, owner 1903 License # 47 from Tim Gierschick |
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White on blue, porcelain, 4-digit year vertical left, serial number to right,
plate issued by Philadelphia. Serial numbers are believed
to start at 101, and extend to 1554 per Eric Tanner. These plates were assigned to the
vehicle operator so were in effect a driver's license rather than a
registration plate. All plates measure 4" by 7". There are known to be at least two metallic embossed plates that are sized and formatted much the same as the porcelain plates. It is unclear if they are replacements or served some other purpose. |
from Bob Connison metallic embossed Dave Lincoln plate |
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1904 Pre-State, Philadelphia issued |
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Black on white, porcelain, 4-digit year vertical left, serial number to right, plate issued by Philadelphia. Serial numbers are believed to start at 101, and extend to 2382 per Eric Tanner.. These plates were assigned to the vehicle operator so were in effect a driver's license rather than a registration plate. All plates measure 4" by 7". |
from Ned Flynn State Museum |
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1905 Pre-State, Philadelphia issued |
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White on red, porcelain, 4-digit year vertical left, serial number to right, plate issued by City of Philadelphia. Serial numbers are believed to start at 101, and extend to 3718 per Eric Tanner. These plates were assigned to the vehicle operator so were in effect a driver's license rather than a registration plate. All plates measure 4" by 7". |
John Willard & John Anshant from Bob Connison from Chris Paulsen |
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1906 Pre-State, Philadelphia issued |
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Dark blue on yellow, porcelain, 4-digit year vertical left, serial number to right, plate issued by City of Philadelphia. Serial numbers are believed to start at 101, and extend to 2500 per Eric Tanner.. These plates were assigned to the vehicle operator so were in effect a driver's license rather than a registration plate. All plates measure 4" by 7". |
Dave Lincoln plate from Bob Connison John Willard & John Anshant |
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Recently I was contacted Eric Tanner concerning the small porcelain Pittsburgh plates that were issued in 1908 and 1909. Eric is the current editor of Plates Magazine, and a past Archivist for ALPCA. Eric has done some great research on early Pittsburgh vehicle registrations. Unlike the City of Philadelphia pre-state plates which were used as drivers' licenses, the Pittsburgh plates were to be used in addition to state-issued plates as a form of taxation on vehicles. As a result of his research, Eric has expanded that section on his website, License Plate Information, http://www.allaboutlicenseplates.com/, and I would encourage anyone interested to read it. He has also discovered that the vehicle registration records for 1909 were published in the Pittsburgh Press. Next week I plan to post these 1909 registration records. The photos shown here were provided courtesy of Eric Taylor, and are from his website, http://porcelainplates.net/. The white on blue plate was issued 1908 1-seat automobiles, while the white on light green were issued for a 1908 2-seat auto. | ||
Format 1, 1 to 420 serial range, 1-seat passenger
vehicles, white on blue
porcelain, size 4-inch by 6-inch. Format 2, 1 to 941 serial range, 2-seat passenger vehicles, white on gray or slate porcelain, size 4-inch by 6-inch. |
1-Seat Automobiles from Eric Taylor 2-Seat Automobiles from Eric Taylor |
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1909, Pittsburgh Issued |
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Format 1, 1 to 435 serial range, 1-seat passenger
vehicles, white on green
porcelain, size 4-inch by 6-inch. Format 2, 1 to 1300 serial range, 2-seat passenger vehicles, white on brown porcelain, size 4-inch by 6-inch. Format 3, these plates were issued as overflow plates that were issued after the 2-seater plates reached 1300. Plates 501 to 435 serial range, were issued to 2-seat passenger vehicles, and were therefore white on green porcelain, size 4-inch by 6-inch. No photo. |
1-Seat Automobiles from Eric Taylor 2-Seat Automobiles from Eric Taylor |
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Passenger Plates It should be noted that the state first issued plates in 1906, and plates from 1906 thru 1909 were assigned to the driver rather than the vehicle. |
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Passenger, 1906 to present Description / History |
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All plates were white on dark blue porcelain. Serial numbers from 1 to over 13000. PENNA over 1906 on right side of 1 and 2 digit plates, PENNA 1906 across top of 3, 4 and 5 digit plates. See sizes below. Issued in pairs. Manufacturer was Ing-Rich also known as Ingram-Richardson of Beaver Falls, PA. These #6 plates are the oldest surviving state-issued Pennsylvania plates known to exist. It all started off by getting an email from the then-owner of this plate pair in Florida. Unfortunately I no longer have his name. The story he related to me at the time was that many years ago his father picked up these plates at an antique dealer in Quakertown (PA). I don't know what he paid for them. Eventually the plates went to the son in Florida who decided he wanted to sell or auction them. He contacted me to see if there was a way to look up who the original owner was. Thru the help if fellow ALPCA member Jake Eckenrode, it was determined that the plates were issued to a Charles Henry Nadig of Allentown. The Nadig family were Swiss immigrants with a flare for creating some of the earliest horseless carriages. In fact Henry Nadig is credited in a Wiki article that one of his vehicles may be the oldest American made gasoline powered automobile that still exists. There were other Nadig generations in this family such as Henry Charles Nadig. So the plates were auctioned and as I recall fetched $21,000 thru an auction run by ALPCA member Jeff Minard. Since that time the plates have been separated. I recall seeing one of these plates in person at the ALPCA convention in Erie in 2009. Format 1, 1 to 99, 6" x 7", legend on right Format 2, 100 to 999, 6½" x 7", all others legend on top Format 3, 1000 to 9999, 6½" x 8¼" Format 4, 10000 to before 11516, 6½" x 10½" Format 5, Before 11516 to over 13968 , 6½" x 10½", with larger strap slots. |
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Bill Krellner collection |
Note the difference in the spacing of the 6 on the two plates. |
Format 2 from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 3 both from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 4 from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 5 from Tim Gierschick |
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Plates were white on red porcelain. Serial number from 1 to over 20000. PENNA over 1907 on right side of 1 and 2 digit plates, PENNA 1907 across top of 3, 4 and 5 digit plates. See sizes below. Issued in pairs. Manufacturer was Ing-Rich aka Ingram Richardson of Beaver Falls, PA. Format 1, 1 to 99, 6" x 7", legend on right Format 2, 100 to 999, 6½" x 7", all others legend on top Format 3, 1000 to 9999, 6½" x 8¼" Format 4, 10000 to 19751, 6½" x 10½"
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Format 1 from Eric Tanner at the Swiegart Museum Bill Krellner collection |
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Format 2 John Willard & John Anshant |
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Format 3 Sweigart Museum via Eric Conner |
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Format 4 from Worthpoint |
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Plates were black on yellow porcelain. Serial number from 1 to over 25000. PENNA over 1908 on right side of 1 and 2 digit plates, PENNA 1908 across top of 3, 4 and 5 digit plates. See sizes below. Issued in pairs. Manufacturer was Ing-Rich aka Ingram Richardson of Beaver Falls, PA. Format 1, 1 to 99, 6" x 7", legend on right Format 2, 100 to 999, 6½" x 7", all others legend on top Format 3, 1000 to 9999, 6½" x 8¼" Format 4, 10000 to 25054, 6½" x 10½"
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Format 1 1 to 9 Format 1 from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 2 from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 4 from Don Bucchi from Worthpoint |
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All plates were black on white porcelain. Serial number from 1 to over 34000. PENNA over 1909 on right side of 1 and 2 digit plates, PENNA 1909 across top of 3, 4 and 5 digit plates. See sizes below. Issued in pairs. Manufacturer was Ing-Rich aka Ingram Richardson of Beaver Falls, PA. Format 1, 1 to 99, 6" x 7", legend on right Format 2, 100 to 999, 6½" x 7", all others legend on top *Format 3, 1000 to unknown, 6½" x 8¼" *Format 4, some 4-digit plates, 6½" x 10½" Format 5, 10000 to 34299, 6½" x 10½" *Note that some 4-digit plates use the 6½" x 8¼" base while others use the 6½" x 10½" version. |
Format 1 1 to 9 Format 1 from Tim Gierschick from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 2 from Eric Conner |
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Format 5 Bill Krellner collection from Worthpoint Repainted & renumbered from Worthpoint |
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Plates beginning in 1910 were assigned to the vehicle rather than the driver and bore the makers number. Plates were white on dark blue porcelain. Serial number from 1 to over 33000. PENNA over the makers number on the aluminum keystone over 1910 on left side of plate. Bolt holes at corners; strap slots at top corners. See sizes below. Issued in pairs. Manufacturer was Ing-Rich aka Ingram Richardson of Beaver Falls, PA. Format 1, 1 to 99, 6" x 8" Format 2, 100 to 999, 6" x 10" Format 3, 1000 to 9999, 6" x 12" Format 4, 10000 to 19999, 6" x 13" Format 5, 20000 to 33198, 6" x 14"
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Format 1 1 to 9 Format 1 from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 2 from Jordan Irazabal |
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Format 3 from Don Bucchi |
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Format 4 AACA Museum |
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Format 5 AACA Museum |
Plates were black on yellow porcelain. Beveled edges were present on many higher numbered plates and replacement plates. Serial number from 1 to over 43000. PENNA over the makers number on the aluminum keystone over 1911 on left side of plate. Bolt holes at corners; strap slots at top corners. See sizes below. Issued in pairs. Manufacturer was Ing-Rich aka Ingram Richardson of Beaver Falls, PA. Format 1, 1 to 99, 6" x 8" Format 2, 100 to 999, 6" x 10" Format 3, 1000 to 9999, 6" x 12" Format 4, 10000 to 19999, 6" x 13" Format 5, 20000 to 44272, 6" x 14", plates up to 30794 have flat edges, plates from 31022 and above have beveled edges. Some plates below this group of numbers were reissued on the beveled edge base likely as replacements.
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Format 1 1 to 9 Format 1 from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 2 from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 3 from Mike Sells |
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Format 4 from Americana1900 |
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Format 5, flat edge from Worthpoint Format 5, beveled edge from Shane Oake |
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Plates were white on wood-grain
porcelain. Serial number from 1 for the Governor, to over 59000. PENNA over the makers
number on the aluminum keystone over 1912 on left side of plate. See sizes below. Issued in pairs.
Manufacturer was Brilliant Manufacturing Co., Phila., PA. Format 1, 1 to 99, 6" x 8" Format 2, 100 to 999, 6" x 10" Format 3, 1000 to 9999, 6" x 12" Format 4, 10000 to 19999, 6" x 13" Format 5, 20000 to 59406, 6" x 14" |
Format 1, Governor See Governor 1912 Format 1 from John Willard from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 2 John Willard & John Anshant |
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Format 3 From Don Bucchi |
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Format 4 from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 5 from Worthpoint from Worthpoint |
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Plates were white on green porcelain. Serial number from 2 to nearly 80000. PENNA over the makers number on the aluminum keystone over 1913 on left side of plate. See sizes below. Issued in pairs. Manufacturer was Brilliant Manufacturing Co., Phila., PA. Format 1, 2 to 99, 6" x 8" Format 2, 100 to 999, 6" x 10" Format 3, 1000 to 9999, 6" x 12", some plates were re-fired over 1912 plates. The 9497 plate shown here is an example. The markings on the reverse of the plate were as used on early 1912 plates, not as shown on the 9620 plate below. Format 4, 10000 to 19999, 6" x 13", some but not all plates were re-fired over 1912 plates. The 18596 plate shown here is an example. Format 5, 20000 to 79892, 6" x 14"
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Makers Number from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 1 1 to 9 Format 1 from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 2 John Willard & John Anshant from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 3 from Tim Gierschick Format 3, re-fired 1912 from Ned Flynn 9497 reverse from Ned Flynn |
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Format 4, from Steve Ondik 16384 reverse from Steve Ondik re-fired 1912 from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 5 John Anshant/John Willard plate |
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Plates were white on black porcelain. Serial numbers ran from 1 for the Governor, then 2 to 115000 on pneumatic tired vehicles. PENNA over the makers number on the aluminum keystone over 1914 on left side of plate. See sizes below. Issued in pairs. Manufacturer: Brilliant Mfg Co., 1035 Ridge Ave. Philadelphia, PA. stenciled on rear of plate Format 1, 1 to 99, 6" x 8" Format 2, 100 to 999, 6" x 10" Format 3, 1000 to 9999, 6" x 12" Format 4, 10000 to 19999, 6" x 13" Format 5, 20000 to 39999 reserved for truck and solid rubber tired vehicles with space for weight class band to the left of the legend, plates were 6" x 15¼". (Click here for 1914 Truck info.) However, plates above 30000 from this series were issued to cars and did not have a weight strip attached. This was in order to use some of the excess plates that had been manufactured and not needed for trucks. Format 6, 30000 to 99999, 6" x 14" Format 7, 100000 to 115000, 6" x 15", then began using tags in the Format 5, 30000 series.
Data updated with help from Eric Tanner.
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Format 1, Governor See Governor 1914 from Harry Nowak Format 1, 1 to 99, 6" x 8" from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 2, 100 to 999, 6" x 10" from John Willard |
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Format 3, 1000 to 9999, 6" x 12" from Steve Ondik |
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Format 4 10000 to 19999, 6" x 13" |
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Format 5 20000 to 39999, 6" x 15¼" from Jeff Hinkle |
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Format 6 30000 to 99999, 6" x 14" from Jeff Hinkle |
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Format 7 100000 to 115000, 6" x 15" from Tim Gierschick |
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Plates were white on sky blue porcelain. Serial number from 1, for the Governor to at least 167673. PENNA over the makers number on the aluminum keystone over 1915 on left side of plate. See sizes below. Issued in pairs. Manufacturer was Brilliant Manufacturing Co., Phila., PA. Format 1, 1 to 99, 6" x 8" Format 2, 100 to 999, 6" x 10" Format 3, 1000 to 9999, 6" x 12" Format 4, 10000 to 19999, 6" x 13" Format 5, 20000 to 29999 reserved for truck series with space for weight class band to the left of the legend, 6" x 15¼". Some plates from this series were issued to cars and did not have the weight strip attached. Format 6, 30000 to 99999, 6" x 14" Format 7, 100000 to 167673, 6" x 15" It has long been noted that some plates have raised numbers and no period after PENNA, while others have sunken numbers and a period after PENNA. Sunken numbers are first reported in the 56000 series, and then were seen off and on. At this point no attempt will be made to further parse this mystery.
Thanks to Ned Flynn and Eric Tanner for their assistance.
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Format 1 1 to 9 Format 1, 6" x 8" from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 2, 6" x 10" from John Willard from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 3, 6" x 12" from Steve Ondik 3781 reverse from Steve Ondik |
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Format 4, 6" x 13" John Anshant/John Willard plate |
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Format 7, 6" x 14" from Tim Gierschick highest known number Ned Flynn plate |
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1916 Passenger |
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Plates were black on orange painted steel. Serial number from 1, for the Governor to over 230000. On left side of plate, PENNA over embossed keystone. Maker's number was stamped into the keystone. 1916 below keystone. An aluminum keystone was only used if the plate was transferred to another vehicle. See sizes below. Issued in pairs. Manufacturer was Brilliant Manufacturing Co., Phila., PA. Format 1, 1 to 999, 6" x 11" Format 2, 1000 to 9999, 6" x 13" Format 3, 10000 to 19999, 6" x 14" Format 4, 30000 to 231191, 6" x 16" (20000 to 29999 were reserved for trucks) |
Format 1 1 to 9 Format 1, 2-digit from Tim Gierschick Format 1, 3-digit from Bob Connison from Jeff Hinkle |
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Format 3 from jk*antiques |
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Format 4, 5-digit from Jeff Hinkle Format 4, 6-digit |
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Plates were white or light cream on brown painted steel. Serial number from 1, for the Governor to over 300000. On left side of plate, PENNA over embossed keystone. Maker's number was stamped into the keystone. 1917 below keystone. An aluminum keystone was only used if the plate was transferred to another vehicle. See sizes below. Issued in pairs. Manufactured in PA prison system. Format 1, 1 to 999, 6" x 11" Format 2, 1000 to 1999, 6" x 13½" Format 3, 2000 to 99999, 6" x 14" Format 4, 100000 to 312598 , 6" x 16"
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Format 1 1 to 9 Format 1 from Tim Gierschick from Jeff Hinkle |
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Format 2 from Jeff Hinkle Different #2 die used from Worthpoint |
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Format 3, 4-digit from Bongocruiser2 Format 3, 5-digit from Clayton Moore America on Wheels / Kyle Gross |
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Format 4 Different #2 die used from Robby Crowder Different #4 die used from Worthpoint |
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Plates were white on black painted steel. Serial number from 1, for the Governor to over 367000. On left side of plate, PENNA over embossed keystone. Maker's number was stamped into the keystone. 1918 below keystone. An aluminum keystone was only used if the plate was transferred to another vehicle. See sizes below. Issued in pairs. Manufactured in PA prison system. Format 1, 1 to 999, 6" x 10" Format 2, 1000 to 99999, 6" x 13½" Format 3, 100000 and to 367812, 6" x 16"
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Format 1 unknown source unknown source from Tim Gierschick John Willard/John Anshant plate |
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Format 2, 4-digit from Bongocruiser2 Format 2, 5-digit State Museum |
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Plates were red on black painted steel. Serial number from 1, for the Governor to over 450000. Legend has moved to right side of plate, PENNA over embossed keystone. Maker's number was stamped into the keystone. 1919 below keystone. An aluminum keystone was only used if the plate was transferred to another vehicle. See sizes below. Issued in pairs. Manufactured in PA prison system. Format 1, 1 to 999, 6" x 10", strap slots on top Format 2, 1000 to 99999, 6" x 13½", strap slots on top, bolt holes top and bottom Format 3, 100000 to 449444, 6" x 16", strap slots on top, bolt holes top and bottom |
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Format 1, Governor See Governor 1919 Format 1 from Tim Gierschick John Willard/John Anshant plate John Willard/John Anshant plate |
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Format 2 from Jeff Lesher from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 3 America on Wheels / Kyle Gross |
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White on dark blue, serial 2 to over 525-000, legend PENNA and 1920 along bottom, 10" plates did not have bottom holes. Issued in pairs. Manufactured in PA prison system. Format 1, 2 to 999, 6" x 10" Format 2, 1-000 to 9-999, 6" x 12" Format 3, 20-000 to 99-999, 6" x 13½" Format 4, 100-000 to 531-893 , 6" x 16"
Note: According to 1920 Motor Vehicle Registration Records, the number block from 1-000 to 1-199, was registered to, or reserved for the PA State Highway Department. It is unknown if all state-owned vehicles were registered to the PA State Highway Department. It is also unknown if there were additional blocks of numbers reserved for automobiles or trucks.
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Format 1 1 to 9 Format 1 from Tim Gierschick from Jeff Hinkle |
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Black or dark blue on yellow, serial 2 to over 630-000, legend PENNA and 1921 along bottom flanked by small keystones, 10" plates did not have bottom holes. Issued in pairs. Manufactured in PA prison system. Format 1, 2 to 999, 6" x 10" Format 2, 1-000 to 9-999, 6" x 12" Format 3, 10-000 to 99-999, 6" x 13½" Format 4, 100-000 to 635-273, 6" x 16"
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Format 1 1 to 9 Format 1 from Tim Gierschick from Worthpoint |
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Format 3 from Securityautoparts |
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Format 4 from John Willard |
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Brown on cream, serial 2 to over 764-000, legend PENNA and 1922 along bottom flanked by small keystones, 10" plates did not have bottom holes. Issued in pairs Format 1, 2 to 999, 6" x 10" (strap slots only, no bolt holes) Format 2, 1-000 to 9-999, 6" x 12" (strap slots & bolt holes, some plates have the spacing of the strap slots and bolt holes closer to the corners of the plate than others. It is unknown if this changed occurred part way through production or if slot & hole placement is random.) Format 3, 10-000 to 99-999, 6" x 13½" (strap slots & bolt holes) Format 4, 100-000 to 764-797, 6" x 16" (strap slots & bolt holes) |
Format 1 1 to 9 Format, 10 - 999 from Tim Gierschick from Rob Baran |
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Format 2, 1-000 from Rob Baran top comparison bottom comparison from Rob Baran |
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Yellow on dark blue, serial 2 to over 985-000, legend PENNA and 1923 along bottom flanked by small keystones, 10" plates did not have bottom holes. Issued in pairs. Format 1, 2 to 999, 6" x 10" Format 2, 1-000 to 9-999, 6" x 12" Format 3, 10-000 to 99-999, 6" x 13½" Format 4, 100-000 to 852-394, 6" x 16" Format 5, 883-073 to 989-997, later dies, 6" x 15" Many plates with dash separators are above the mid-line, while others are at the mid-line. There are two different locations for strap slots in the Format 4 and Format 5 plates. Format 4 plates are are closer to the bolt holes; Format 5 are closer to the corners.
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Format 1 1 to 9 Format 1 from Tim Gierschick unknown source |
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Format 4 Runkle's Notary |
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Dark blue on yellow, serial 2 to 1-000-000, then A1 to over A-45000. Alpha plate formatting is subject to verification. Legend PENNA and 1924 along bottom flanked by small keystones. Some plates had strap slots. This was the final year for slots. Issued in pairs. Format 1, 2 to 9999, 6" x 10" Format 2, 10000 to 99999, 6" x 12", plates have bolt holes & strap slots to between 32350 and 34396, no strap slots on higher plates. Format 3, 100-000 to 999-999, 6" x 15", plates have bolt holes & strap slots to at least 575-096, no strap slots on higher plates. Format 4, 1-000-000, 6" x 17¼", not an issued series Format 5, A-1 to A-48195, 6" x 15" (all plates believed to be same size) Sample - 000, 6" x 10", believed to be first year for samples
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Format 1, single digit, 10" Upper right corner area is pre-punched or scribed to allow strap slot from Tim Gierschick Format 1 10 to 99 Format 1, 3-digit, 10" from eBay user V16 from stonewall-gold-mining-company |
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Format 2, w/ strap slots, 12" from Tim Gierschick Format 2, w/o strap slots from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 3, w/ strap slots, 15" from Mike Alfonse Format 3, w/o strap slots from Pl8source |
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Format 5, 15" A-1 to A-999 from Vern Kreckel from Rob Baran |
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1924 was the first year for passenger plates to use an alpha-numeric serial format. Notice that with each succeeding year, an additional letter was needed to meet the demands of the ever increasing number of passenger vehicles. Also note that beginning in 1926 letters were smaller than numbers. It should be noted that the alpha character is the last character to advance. |
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Group of Samples plates from 1924, the first year for samples, to 1930, the last year for samples using the 000 format. |
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Yellow on dark blue, serial 2 to 999-999, then A1 to over B57-000, legend 1925 and PENNA and along bottom flanked by small keystones. Alpha characters were the same size as numeric characters. Issued in pairs. Format 1, 2 to 999, 6" x 10" Format 2, 1-000 to 9-999, 6" x 12" Format 3, 10-000 to 99-999, 6" x 13" Format 4, 100-000 to 999-999, 6" x 15" *Format 5, A-1 to B-99, 6" x 10" *Format 6, A-100 to B-999, 6" x 12" *Format 7, A1-000 to B9-999, 6" x 13" *Format 8, A10-000 to B64-987, 6" x 15" *It should be noted that while Formats 5, 6, 7 and 8 are shown as separate groups, the series progressed as one group with the alpha character being the last character to advance, and the series progressing as A, A-1, etc. to A99-999, then B-1, etc. to B57-475. The plate size gets longer as the number of characters increases.
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Dark blue on yellow, serial 2 to 999-999, then A to over D65-000, legend 1926 and PENNA and along bottom flanked by small keystones. Issued in pairs. Format 1, 2 to 999, 6" x 10" Format 2, 1-000 to 9-999, 6" x 12" Format 3, 10-000 to 99-999, 6" x 13" Format 4, 100-000 to 999-999, 6" x 15" *Format 5, A-1 to C-99, 6" x 10" *Format 6, A100 to C-999, 6" x 10" w/o dash, & 6" x 12" w/ dash *Format 7, A1-000 to C9-999, 6" x 13" *Format 8, A10-000 to C75-422, 6" x 15" *It should be noted that while Formats 5, 6, 7 and 8 are shown as separate groups, the series progressed as one group with the alpha character being the last character to advance, and the series progressing as A, A-1, etc. to A99-999, then B-1, etc. to C65-060. The plate size gets longer as the number of characters increases.
Beginning in 1926, alpha characters were smaller than numeric characters. Sample - 000, 6" x 10" |
Format 1 2 to 9 Format 1, Good Roads from Tim Gierschick from Mike at Pl8source |
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Format 2 from Mike Alfonse from Chuck Sakryd |
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Format 3 from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 4
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Format 5, 10" John Willard, John Anshant plate |
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Format 6, 10" w/o dash Bill Krellner collection from Vern Kreckel Format 6, 12", w/ dash from Jeff Hinkle |
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Format 7, without a dash from Worthpoint Format 7, with a dash Greg and Peg from Aged2PerfectionStore1 on Ebay |
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Format 8 alpha-numeric from Rob Baran |
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1927 Passenger |
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Yellow on dark blue, serial 2 to 999-999, then A, A1 to over D62-000, legend 1927 and PENNA and along bottom flanked by small keystones. Issued in pairs. Format 1, 2 to 9999, 6" x 10" Format 2, 10-000 to 99-999, 6" x 13" Format 3, 100-000 to 999-999, 6" x 15" *Format 4, A-1 to A-99 then A1000 to D999, 6" x 10" *Format 5, A1-000 to D9-999, 6" x 13" *Format 6, A10-000 to D62-268, 6" x 15" *It should be noted that while Formats 4, 5 and 6 are shown as separate groups, the series progressed as one group with the alpha character being the last character to advance, and the series progressing as A-1, A-2, etc. to A99-999, then B-1, etc. to D62-268. The plate size gets longer as the number of characters increases.
Sample - 000, 6" x 10" |
Format 1 2 to 9 Format 1 from Tim Gierschick from Tim Gierschick from Chuck Sakryd |
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Format 2 from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 3 from Jim Moini |
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Format 4 from Clayton Moore Bill Krellner collection |
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Format 5 State Museum plate |
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Format 6 from Rob Baran |
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Sample Worthpoint via Eric Tanner |
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1928 Passenger |
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Dark blue on yellow, serial 2 to 999-999, then A, A1 to over E24-000, etc., legend PENNA and 1928 along top flanked by small keystones. Issued in pairs. Format 1, 2 to 9999, 6" x 10" Format 2, 10-000 to 99-999, 6" x 13" Format 3, 100-000 to 999-999, 6" x 15" *Format 4, A1 to E999, 6" x 10" *Format 5, A1-000 to E9-999, 6" x 13" *Format 6, A10-000 to E28-326, 6" x 15" *It should be noted that while Formats 4, 5 and 6 are shown as separate groups, the series progressed as one group with the alpha character being the last character to advance, and the series progressing as A-1, A-2, etc. to A99-999, then B-1, etc. to E28-326. The plate size gets longer as the number of characters increases. The Format 3 blue on silver plate shown below to the right is 6"x 15" and believed to be a test plate, and is made of aluminum. Sample - 000, 6" x 10" |
Format 1 2 to 9 Format 1 from Tim Gierschick from Tim Gierschick from eBay seller Kope2112 from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 2 from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 3 from Jim Moini |
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Format 4 Bill Krellner collection Format 4 A-10 to E-99 from SteinwayB7 |
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Format 5 from Jeopardyboy1 |
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Format 6 from Rob Baran |
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Sample from Jeff Francis from Licenseplatekingcompany Test from John Willard |
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1929 Passenger |
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Yellow over dark blue, serial 2 to 999-999, then A, A-1 to over F23-000, etc., legend 1929 then PENNA along top border flanked by small keystones. Issued in pairs. Format 1, 2 to 9999, 6" x 10" Format 2, 10-000 to 99-999, 6" x 13" Format 3, 100-000 to 999-999, 6" x 15" *Format 4, A-1 to F-99, to F999, 6" x 10" *Format 5, A1-000 to F9-999, 6" x 13" *Format 6, A10-000 to F23-960, 6" x 15" *It should be noted that while Formats 4, 5 and 6 are shown as separate groups, the series progressed as one group with the alpha character being the last character to advance, and the series progressing as A-1, A-2, etc. to A99-999, then B-1, etc. to F23-960. The plate size gets longer as the number of characters increases. Sample - 000, 6" x 10" |
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Format 1 from David Abla from Clayton Moore from Tim Gierschick from Worthpoint from Bongocruiser2 |
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Format 2 from Worthpoint |
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Format 3 from Joe Bosche |
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Format 4, A-0, 10" from Jeff Hinkle Format 4, A-00, 10" from Ned Flynn Format 4, A000, 10" from Worthpoint |
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Format 5 from Clayton Moore |
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Format 6 from Jim Moini |
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Sample from Jeff Lesher |
1930 Passenger |
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Dark blue over yellow, legend 1930 then PENNA along bottom flanked by small keystones. Issued in pairs. 1 to 4 character plates measure 6" x 10", 5 character plates measure 6" x 12". Format 1 - 1 to 99999 Format 2 - A1 to Z9999 Format 3 - 0A to 9Z999 Format 4 - 00A to 99Z99 Format 5 - 000A to 999Z9 Format 6 - 0000A to 9999Z Format 7 - AA to ZZ999 Format 8 - 0AA to 8CJ55 Sample - 000, 6" x 10"
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Format 1 1 to 9 Format 1, 2-digit, 10-inch from Tim Gierschick Format 1, 3-digit, 10-inch anonymous Format 1, 4-digit, 10-inch from Bongocruiser2 Format 1, 5-digit, 12-inch from Jim Moini |
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Format 2, A0, 10-inch John Willard, John Anshant plate Format 2, A00, 10-inch from Worthpoint Format 2, A000, 10-inch anonymous Format 2, A0000, 12-inch from Joe Bosche |
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Format 3, 0A, 10-inch from Worthpoint Format 3, 0A0, 10-inch unknown source Format 3, 0A00, 10-inch from Pinkocelot Format 3, 0A000, 12-inch AACA Museum plate |
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Format 4, 00A, 10-inch from Bob Connison Format 4, 00A0, 10-inch from Powerfullhammer Format 4, 00A00, 12-inch America on Wheels plate |
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Format 5, 000A, 10-inch from Worthpoint Format 5, 000A0, 12-inch from Shane Oake |
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Format 6 from ebay user contorakes1234 |
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Format 7, AA, 10-inch from John Willard Format 7, AA0, 10-inch from Bryan Hummel Format 7, AA00, 10-inch from John Willard Format 7, AA000, 12-inch
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Format 8 0AA, 10-inch Format 8 0AA0, 10-inch Format 8, 0AA00, 12-inch from Tudor32 |
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Sample from Paul Bagnarol |
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1931 Passenger |
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Yellow over dark blue, legend PENNA then 1931 along bottom flanked by small keystones. Issued in pairs. 1 to 4 character plates measure 6" x 10", 5 character plates measure 6" x 12". Several one and two digit plates with unpainted aluminum features over a dark blue background are known to exist. The #1 and 3 shown here are such plates, also UA pictured below. Format 1 - 1 to 99999 Format 2 - A1 to Z9999 Format 3 - 0A to 9Z999 Format 4 - 00A to 99Z99 Format 5 - 000A to 999Z9 Format 6 - 0000A to 9999Z Format 7 - AA to ZZ999 Format 8 - 0AA to 6AH79 Sample - PA00, 6" x 10"
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Format 1, 10", aluminum from Clayton Moore from John Willard Format 1, 10", steel from Tim Gierschick from Jeff Lesher from Tim Gierschick from Tim Gierschick Format 1, 12" from Tim Gierschick |
Governor's plate or not? Read the magazine article about this plate.
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Format 2 A0 to A9 Format 2, A00, 10" from Jeff Hinkle Format 2, A000, 10" America on Wheels plate Format 2, A0000, 12" from Joe Bosche |
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Format 3, 0A 10" from Ed Burr Format 3, 0A0 10" from Worthpoint Format 3, 0A00 10" from ebay user Donovan1998 Format 3, 0A000, 12" from ebay user 1bidder |
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Format 4, 00A, 10" from Worthpoint Format 4, 00A0, 10" alex-kollectibles-antiques Format 4, 00A00, 12" from John Kiehl |
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Format 5, 000A, 10" Runkles Notary Format 5, 000A0 12" from Chuck Sakryd |
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Format 6, 12" from Jim Moini |
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Format 7, AA, 10", aluminum from John Willard Format 7, AA, 10", steel from John Willard Format 7, AA0, 10" from Bryan Hummel Format 7, AA00, 10" from Fred Carlton Format 7, AA000, 12" from Kenny Kuhns |
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Format 8 0AA, 10" Format 8 1AA0, 10" Format 8 1AA00. 12" Bill Krellner collection |
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Sample from Mike Sells |
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1932 Passenger |
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Dark blue over yellow, legend PENNA then 1932 along top flanked by small keystones. Issued in pairs. 1 to 4 character plates measure 6" x 10", 5 character plates measure 6" x 12". Format 1 - 1 to 99999 Format 2 - A1 to Z9999 Format 3 - 0A to 9Z999 Format 4 - 00A to 99Z99 Format 5 - 000A to 999Z9 Format 6 - 0000A to 9999Z Format 7 - AA to ZZ99, issued first, then AA100 to ZZ999 Format 8 - 0AA to 3BK09 Sample - PA00, 6" x 10"
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Format 1 1 to 9 Format 1, 2-digit, 10" from Tim Gierschick Format 1, 3-digit, 10" from Tim Gierschick Format 1, 4-digit, 10" from Jeff Hinkle Format 1, 5-digit, 12" from Chuck Sakryd |
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Format 2, A, A1, 10" late Jake Eckenrode collection via John Anshant Format 2, A00, 10" from eBay user kope2112 Format 2, A000, 10" from eBay user Mintcandy621 Format 2, A0000, 12" from Bob Connison |
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Format 3, 0A, 10" from Jeff Lesher Format 3, 0A0, 10" from Pl8source Format 3, 0A00, 10" from Worthpoint Format 3, 0A000, 12" from ebay user Jpaiewons |
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Format 4, 00A, 10" from Paul, eBay user ipl8 Format 4, 00A0, 10" from Chuck Sakryd Format 4, 00A00, 12" from Joe Bosche |
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Format 5, 000A, 10" from Worthpoint Format 5, 000A0, 12" from Pl8source |
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Format 6, 12" from John Willard |
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Format 7, AA, 10" from jeopardyboy1 Format 7, AA0, 10" U.S. Senator? from John Anshant Format 7, AA00, 10" Runkle's Notary Format 7, AA000, 12"
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Format 8 0AA to 3BK9 Format 8 to 3BK09 from Worthpoint |
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Sample from Mike Sells |
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1933 Passenger |
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Yellow over dark blue, legend PENNA then 1933 along top flanked by small keystones. Issued in pairs. 1 to 4 character plates measure 6" x 10", 5 character plates measure 6" x 12". Note some plates had the legend reversed reading 1933 PENNA. Format 1 - 1 to 99999* Format 2 - A to Z9999* Format 3 - 0A to 9Z999* Format 4 - 00A to 99Z99 Format 5 - 000A to 999Z9 Format 6 - 0000A to 9999Z Format 7 - AA to ZZ & AA1 to ZZ99 Format 8 - AA100 to ZZ999 Sample - PA00, 6" x 10" *Some plates have reversed legend. |
Format 1, 1-9, 10" from Tim Gierschick Format 1 10 to 99 Format 1, 100 to 999, 10" from Worthpoint Format 1, 1000 to 9999, 10" from Jeff Hinkle Format 1, 10000 to 99999, 12" from Tim Gierschick Format 1, reversed legend from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 2 A to Z Format 2 A0 to A9 Format 2, A00, 10" late Jake Eckenrode collection via John Anshant Format 2, A000, 10" from eBay user Zekeyman50 Format 2, A0000, 12" Normal H from John Willard Format 2, reversed legend from Mike Alfonse reversed legend normal U from Worthpoint reversed legend low U from Worthpoint from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 3, 0A, 10" John Willard, John Anshant plate Format 3, 0A0, 10" from eBay user rqb507 Format 3, 0A00, 10" eBay user hildenbrandmilitaria Format 3, 0A000 12", reversed legend from Worthpoint Format 3, normal legend from Joe Bosche |
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Format 4, 10" from Tom Pollok from ebay user carstuffstore Format 4, 12" from Pl8source |
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Format 5, 12" from Glenn Timmons Inverted H from Worthpoint Format 5, 10" from ebay user Scrane2006 |
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Format 6, 12" from Dennis Miglicio |
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Format 7, 10" 1st H inverted from John Anshant from Jeff Hinkle from Worthpoint |
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Format 8 from licenseplatekingcompany |
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Sample from Jeff Hinkle |
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This was an experimental or test plate, made of aluminum with a reflective year tab riveted to the plate. The color is burnt orange or copper, while the embossed features are not painted. The reverse is also painted orange. The tab appears to contain the year, 33, and a serial number A25369. Plate measures 6" x 10". |
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1934 Passenger |
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Dark blue over yellow, legend 1934 then PENNA along bottom flanked by small keystones. Issued in pairs. 1 to 4 character plates measure 6" x 10", 5 character plates measure 6" x 12". Serial number dies were new in 1934. New serial number dies were used beginning in 1934. Format 1 - 1 to 9999, 6" x 10" & 10000 to 99999, 6" x 12" Format 2 - A to Z999, 6" x 10" & A1000 to Z9999, 6" x 12" Format 3 - 0A to 9Z99, 6" x 10" & 1A000 to 9Z999, 6" x 12" Format 4 - 00A to 99Z9, 6" x 10" & 10A00 to 99Z99, 6" x 12" Format 5 - 000A to 999Z, 6" x 10" & 100A0 to 999Z9, 6" x 12" Format 6 - 0000A to 9999Z, 6" x 12" Format 7 - AA to ZZ & AA1 to ZZ99, 6" x 10" Format 8 - AA100 to YL795, 6" x 12" Sample - PA00, 6" x 10" |
Format 1 1 to 9 Format 1, 2-digit, 10" from Tim Gierschick Format 1, 3-digit, 10" from Tim Gierschick Format 1, 4-digit, 10" from Bongocruiser2 Format 1, 5-digit, 12" from John Anshant |
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Format 2, 10", single letter from Eric Tanner Format 2, 10", A0 from Worthpoint Format 2, 10", A00 from Scott Leitheiser Format 2, 10", A000 from Graham Ham, West Australia Format 2, 12", A0000 from Powerfullhammer |
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Format 3, 10", 0A from Jeff Hinkle Format 3, 10", 0A0 from Worthpoint Format 3, 10", 0A00 from James Andreucci Format 3, 12", 0A000 Runkle's Notary |
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Format 4, 10", 00A from John Willard Format 4, 10", 00A0 unknown source Format 4, 12", 00A00 from Joe Bosche |
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Format 5, 10", 000A from Worthpoint Format 5, 12", 100A0 from jeopardyboy1 |
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Format 6 John Willard & John Anshant |
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Format 7, 10", AA from John Willard Format 7, 10", AA1 from Forrest Kauffman Format 7, 10", AA10 from John Willard Same format as above 1st H inverted from Ed Levine |
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Format 8, 12", AA100 |
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Sample from Paul Bagnarol |
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1935 Passenger |
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Yellow over dark blue, legend 1935 then PENNA along bottom flanked by small keystones. Issued in pairs. 1 to 4 character plates measure 6" x 10", 5 character plates measure 6" x 12". Format 1 - 1 to 9999, 6" x 10" & 10000 to 99999, 6" x 12" Format 2 - A to Z999, 6" x 10" & A1000 to Z9999, 6" x 12" Format 3 - 0A to 9Z99, 6" x 10" & 1A000 to 9Z999, 6" x 12" Format 4 - 00A to 99Z9, 6" x 10" & 10A00 to 99Z99, 6" x 12" Format 5 - 000A to 999Z, 6" x 10" & 100A0 to 999Z9, 6" x 12" Format 6 - 0000A to 9999Z, 6" x 12" Format 7 - AA to ZZ99, 6" x 10" & AA100 to ZZ999, 6" x 12" Format 8 - 0AA to 9BD99, both sizes Sample - PA00, 6" x 10"
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Format 1 1 to 9 Format 1, 2-digit, 10" from Tim Gierschick Format 1, 3-digit, 10" from Josh Vanchure Format 1, 4-digit, 10" from Chuck Sakryd Format 1, 5-digit, 12" from Yosteveyo |
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Format 2, 10", A0 Format 2, 10", A00 from Theoutfittersnd5 Format 2, 10", A000 from Tim Gierschick Format 2, 12", A0000 America on Wheels |
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Format 3 0A to 9Z Format 3, 10", 0A0 from Worthpoint Format 3, 10", 0A00 from Worthpoint Format 3, 12", 0A000 Runkles Notary |
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Format 4, 10", 00A from eBay user Ykessa Format 4, 10", 00A0 from Joe Bosche Format 4, 12", 00A00 from Jim Moini |
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Format 5, 10", 000A from John Willard Format 5, 12", 000A0 from Stephen, ebay user ohghcllc |
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Format 6, 12", 0000A from ebay user 1982boova |
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Format 7, 10", AA John Willard/John Anshant plate Format 7, 10", AA1 from Jeff Hinkle Format 7, 10", AA00 from Ed Levine Format 7, 12", AA000 From Jeff Hinkle |
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Format 8, 10", 0AA0 Boyertown Auto Museum Format 8, 12", 0AA00 from Powerfullhammer |
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Sample from Paul Bagnarol |
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1936 Passenger |
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Dark blue over yellow, legend 1936 then PENNA along top flanked by small keystones. Issued in pairs. 4 character plates measure 6" x 10", 5 character plates measure 6" x 12". Format 1 - 21001 to 99999, 6" x 12" Note: a block of plates in the 31000 range was reserved and marked as OFFICIAL USE ONLY. Format 2 - A100 to Z9999, 6" x 10" & 6" x 12" Format 3 - 1A00 to 9Z999, 6" x 10" & 6" x 12" Format 4 - 10A0 to 99Z99, 6" x 10" & 6" x 12" Format 5 - 000A to 999Z, 6" x 10" Format 6 - 000A0 to 999Z9, 6" x 12" Format 7 - 0000A to 9999Z, 6" x 12" Format 8 - AA10 to ZZ999, 6" x 10" & 6" x 12" Format 9 - 1AA0 to 9ZZ99, 6" x 10" & 6" x 12" Sample - PA00, 6" x 10" |
Format 1, 12", 21001 from Tim Gierschick |
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Format 2, 10", A100 from Chuck Sakryd Format 2, 12", A1000 Boyertown Auto Museum |
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Format 3, 10", 1A00 from Jeff Hinkle Format 3, 12", 1A000 from Jim Moini |
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Format 4, 10", 10A0 from Pinkocelot Format 4, 12", 10A00 Runkles Notary |
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Format 5, 10", 100A from Worthpoint |
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Format 6, 12", 100A0 from James Andreucci |
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Format 7, 12", 1000A America on Wheels |
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Format 8, 10", AA10 from Jeff Francis Format 8, 12", AA100 |
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Format 9, 10", 1AA0 from eBay user Bgibso29 Format 9, 12", 1AA00 from Worthpoint |
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Sample from Paul Bagnarol |
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Plates from 1937 to present are on Passenger History Page 2
* Some statistical data thanks to Eric Tanner. |
Images and photos are always welcome. Please send to:
John McDevitt or Jordan Irazabal