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October 12, 2012

Powell’s Palace Tent Trailer

Filed under: Teardrops & Tiny Trailers — Laura Moncur @ 9:00 am

Here are some pictures of the very rare 1951 Powell’s Palace Tent Trailer from OldTrailer.com Teardrop and Tent Trailer Pictures:

1951 Fallon Palace Trailer from Starling Travel

The website called it a Fallon Palace, which might be a brand name, but it looks like a homemade trailer with the name Powell on it, so I’m going with that.

1951 Fallon Palace Trailer from Starling Travel

I really would love to see this trailer folded up. I suspect that the two sides fold over and the middle drops down to cap the top. Based on this interior shot, that’s probably the case.

1951 Fallon Palace Trailer Interior from Starling Travel

I also love the retro propane tank on the front with its squashed and round shape.

1951 Fallon Palace Trailer from Starling Travel

It looks like this trailer was at a vintage rally, so if anyone has any more information on it, please tell us all about it in the comments.

1951 Fallon Palace Trailer from Starling Travel

4 Comments »

  1. The Palace looks similar to a late 40’s Ratzlaff that some friends of mine have acquired for restoration. Same system for the top and the beds. As seen on this website:

    http://nicksgarage-sd.blogspot.com/2011/09/buellton-vintage-trailer-bash-2011.html

    Comment by Tony B — May 26, 2014 @ 7:31 pm

  2. I have a trailer just like this one. Mine is a Ratzlaff. I am in the process of restoring it. If any one has information on where Ratzlaff trailers were built or anything at all, I would appreciate it. Thanks grhamann@msn.com

    Comment by Gary — September 12, 2014 @ 8:44 am

  3. I have one of these trailers. It is a Ratzlaff and was made in Oakland California. That is all I know about them. I am seeking more information on these trailers. Does anyone have any info? Please contact me. thank you Gary

    Comment by Gary — June 17, 2015 @ 7:14 am

  4. The trailer is a Ratzlaff Camp Trailer. I own one of them. They are not homemade. They were manufactured 1938 to 1957/

    Comment by gary — March 16, 2016 @ 9:32 am

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