Sourced production or model lifecycle range used by the main catalog timeline.
BriscoeModel 4-34
Final Briscoe range, returning to a more powerful water-cooled-style conventional four-cylinder specification on a 109-inch wheelbase after the compact air-cooled 4-24. Open and closed bodies covered touring, roadster, coupe and sedan duty. Period advertising emphasized improved finish, rear plate glass, radiator motometer, rain moldings and sedan sun visors. The model ended when Benjamin Briscoe withdrew and the corporation failed in 1921; later Earl automobiles were a new marque and are not continuation model years.
Dates with their meaning intact
This record contains useful sourced evidence, but it does not yet meet the reference-ready standard. Still needed: attributed imagery. Fields we cannot source stay empty rather than guessed.
Briscoe built 4,175 cars in 1921 according to the Standard Catalog-derived series; no body-style split survives.