TRAILER 1915-1960
Trailer plates were first issued in 1915.
1915-1938T1 - T99999
1915693
1919Ron Hepkin
The 1921-1925 plates pictured here were issued in the standard size (about 15 inches wide)
but were cut down by the original owners to fit the trailer that they were mounted on.
1921John Willard
1922John Willard
1923John Willard
1924John Willard
1925John Willard
1928Tiger Joe
1929Tiger Joe
1930John Willard
1931John Willard
1931Ron Hepkin
1932
1933
1933
1934
1934Ron Hepkin
1934Ron Hepkin
1935
1935
1935Ron Hepkin
1936felix2.com
1936Ron Hepkin
1937
1938Ron Hepkin
1938
1939-1960T/A 000; T/A 0000
T/A 00A; T/A 000A
1939
1939
1940
1940alpca
1941
1942
1943Dated 43 - no tab
Dave Zullo
1944alpca
Starting in 1945, the prefix letters on trailer plates started with T/K (?). (Previously, T/A was the first prefix.)
Also, the numbering expanded to 4 digits by 1946, and large-size trailer plates were issued.
1945Dave Zullo
1946Paul Kovalski
1946
1946
1947
1948
1949Dave Zullo
1950Dave Zullo
1950
1951
The 1952 series went from T/L 1000 to T/Z 9999, then from T/L 100A upward.
These plates were valid with tabs through 1960.
These are listed in order of issuance.
1952
1953
1953Paul Kovalski
1952
1960Paul Kovalski
1954
1956Ross Day
1960
1955
1955Paul Kovalski
1957
1957Paul Kovalski
1958
1959Paul Kovalski
In 1956 or 1957, trailers started getting the 6x12 sized plates. The changeover occurred between T/M 681C and T/M 643J.
1959
1959
1956Paul Kovalski
1958Paul Kovalski
1959
1959Dave Zullo
1960
In late 1959 or early 1960, the plates went from steel to aluminum, the N.J. moved back to the bottom,
and the new dies were used. This happened between T/R 926E and T/R 204K.
1960
1960
1960
1960felix2.com
