Blomstrom (United States) - AllCarIndex

C.H. Blomstrom was an American automobile manufacturer based in Detroit, Michigan, that operated in the early 20th century. The company was founded by C.H. Blomstrom, who had previously built experimental cars in 1897 and 1899. In 1902, he began production of a small single-cylinder runabout, producing a total of 25 units. This initial venture led to the establishment of the C.H. Blomstrom Motor Co., which introduced a model known as the "Queen."

In August 1906, Blomstrom reestablished his company under his name, launching the Blomstrom 30. This model was more advanced than its predecessors, featuring a 30-horsepower four-cylinder engine, shaft drive, and options for both tourer and runabout body styles. By 1908, the horsepower of the Blomstrom 30 was increased to 35, although it is believed that the engine size remained unchanged. Blomstrom announced plans to produce 200 cars that year, consisting of 175 tourers and 25 runabouts, though it remains uncertain whether this production target was met.

Later in 1908, the company introduced the GYROSCOPE model, and subsequently, Blomstrom became associated with other automotive ventures, including the FRONTMOBILE and REX brands. The company operated intermittently until 1908, marking a brief but notable presence in the early automotive industry.