Yes, it’s a sketchy-quality photograph of a blurry photograph, but when it caught my eye I immediately lusted after it like the Germans lusted after lebensraum in the 1930’s, even though I had absolutely no clue what it was. After a bit of Googley research, I found that, somewhat fittingly, it was a French-Russian designer by the name of Count Alexis de Sakhnoffsky who penned the ’36 Labatt Streamliner.
More early 20th century Canadian automotive trivia is below.