This is an Auburn (manufactured by the Auburn Cord Duesenberg company in the 1930's in Auburn, Indiana, USA). I'm not sure of this model's exact year. Every year, over Labor Day (weekend of 1st Monday in September), the ACD Club and ACD Museum put on the Auburn Cord Duesenberg festival, and owners of these rare and beautiful cars bring them (yes, some drive them, but many are brought in trailers) to Auburn to participate in a week long festival, including a Parade of Classics on Saturday. This shot was taken from the street, and the wrought iron fence in the background is really someone's front yard fence near downtown Auburn.
I love the reflection of the mascot in the paintwork, although I feel that I'd like to see the railings a little more blurred, as they seem to draw my attention and detract from the mascot, too.
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