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Three Ladies in the back of a German (?) car

This picture originates from the van Iddekinge family album. There is a small amount of text that came with the photo – can anyone decipher it?

Maybe this tells us more about our three lively Friday ladies or the slightly less cheerful-looking gentleman. The car is very likely by a German manufacturer. Who can tell us exactly what car we see?

 

Published:
Friday December 18th, 2020
Claus H. Wulff
18 December 2020, 10:08
Auf Deutsch steht da: Fritz - im Fond Elli und meine Wenigkeit vor uns Elli´s Tochter Ilse vor unserem Haus.
My translation: Fritz - in the rear Elli and my little one before us Elli´s daughter Ilse in front of our house

Best regards

Claus / Berlin
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Christoph Röhrs
18 December 2020, 08:42
The writing is: Fritz, im Fond Elli und meine ??? Wenigkeit, vor uns Elli´s Tochter vor unserem Haus.
(Fritz, in the rear Elli and my ??? humble self, in front of us Elli's daughter in front of our house.)
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Christoph Röhrs
18 December 2020, 12:13
I thought about it again and it's .... meine dicke Wenigkeit ......my corpulent humble self.......
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Horacio Garcia
18 December 2020, 08:14
Fiat 503 1926 - 27
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Horacio Garcia
18 December 2020, 08:13
Fiat 503 1926-27
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LEY FREDY
18 December 2020, 08:08
Behind the picture is marked in old German " Fritz in the Horch ".
I think it is a Horch 10/50PS Tourenwagen 6-seater from 1924-1927
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Michael Schlenger
18 December 2020, 10:34
The Horch 10/50 hp was a much larger car and featured six (instead of five) wheel studs.
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Colin Ladd
18 December 2020, 08:02
I am fairly sure the car is a 1926/27 Fiat 503 Torpedo and not German at all!
Great website!
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Jaroslav Exner
18 December 2020, 07:56
It is Fiat 503. But this car has extra childrens seats.
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Michael Schlenger
18 December 2020, 00:59
Looks like a Fiat to me, probably a type 503. Fiat cars sold well in German-speaking countries in the 1920s, already. Actually, most of the photos of prewar-Fiats in my online gallery were taken in Germany, Austria or Bohemia
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