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It was 1903 that this Packard was driven from San Francisco to New York, in 51 days. The world’s biggest ball of twine was still just a paperweight.
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It was 1903 that this Packard was driven from San Francisco to New York, in 51 days. The world’s biggest ball of twine was still just a paperweight.
It specifically excludes farming equipment, reapers, mowers, wagons, buggies, and the like.
Animals are out also; Horses, mules, and colts, cattle, sheep, hogs.
I found an old Grit magazine featuring this tiny, tiny post office in Muddy, Illinois. Miss Virginia was postmaster there for many years.
I came across this very old postcard in a lot I purchased a while back. This family is glad to pose on their little hill and with their (reindeer?)
Here’s a memo from Wichita Boeing, circa 1951, came out on a Friday. That gave the Assembly Records Clerks a chance to decipher the 3 page memo, figure out when to use a red tab and what the APL folder is because the leadMAN is going to ask HER for it at some point.
Teresa’s maternal grandparents living in Renton, Washington, in 1957. I would bet that this was taken late on a Saturday…
We were mulling over where to go on vacation this year. I had a crazy idea, we have a box…
If you sold for Olympic and got a bike, what brand was it? Were their prizes good? I always took commission instead.
Apparently some hippie took some newspaper articles and this deceptive invitation, and Mod-podged the hell out of this wooden cigar…
I reckon this diesel racket was a promising career even in 1935, especially for readers of Popular Mechanics, especially smack-dab in the middle of the Great Depression.
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