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 This is a very early postcard. Picture postcards first came out around 1890-1895. In this card there are NO CARS, only horses and buggies and intraurban street cars.
This card has no message or postage on the back, but in a margin on the front it says, "View from our hotel window 8/22-24/05". We think the picture itself dates to the 1890's. City Hall is on the left.
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This is an early joke postcard. Picture postcards first came out around 1890-1895. This card shows an open touring car with a man lying under it and the caption, "WHILE IN __________ I RAN ACROSS AN OLD FRIEND OF YOURS".
This card has a message and a 1-cent stamp with a date of March 12, and the year is hard to make out but we are pretty sure it is 1908. |
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This is a very early postcard. Picture postcards first came out around 1890-1895. In this card there are ladies in the ultra-full dresses of the turn of the century.
This card has the message on the front, with 1-cent postage on the back with a 1908 postmark, and in a margin on the front it says, "Having a great time--expect to go to Flint tomorrow". We think the picture itself dates to the 1890's or very early 1900's. |
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This is a very early postcard. Picture postcards first came out around 1890-1895. In this card there are NO CARS, only horses and buggies and intra-urban street cars.
This card has a message and 1-cent postage and 1910 postmark on the back and on the front it says, "Bird's Eye View looking west from City Hall: Detroit". We think the picture itself dates to the 1890's. City Hall is in the foreground.
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This is an early joke postcard. Picture postcards first came out around 1890-1895. This card shows an open touring car with a giant question mark showing all the added bills of car ownership. I see that nothing has changed.
This card has a message and a 1-cent stamp with a date of May 9, 1911. |
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Picture postcards first came out around 1890-1895.
This card shows an eight story Ford building with a huge billboard on the roof that says, "Welcome Visitors: Watch The Fords Go By". The title of the card says, "Ford Service Station, Boulevard and Woodward Ave, Detroit, Mich".
This card has a message on the back and a 2-cent stamp. The postmark is May 10, 1918. |
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This is an early joke postcard. Picture postcards first came out around 1890-1895. This card shows an open touring car with a young couple "sparking" in the back seat.
This card has never been used, no message or stamps. We think the car is around WWI vintage. |
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Picture postcards first came out around 1890-1895. In this card there are cars parked in the street that we think are all WWI vintage.
This card has no message or postage on the back. |
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This is an 8X10 factory photo that is going "sepia" with age. It doesn't say who made the bus body, and even the fact it is a Reo chassis is because the old retired Oldsmobile worker told us it was Reo.
Note that the window guards are dropped down in this picture.
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This is an 8X10 factory photo that is going "sepia" with age. It doesn't say who made the bus body, and even the fact it is a Reo chassis is because the old retired Oldsmobile worker told us it was Reo.
Note that the window guards are secured over the windows in this picture.
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This is an 8X10 factory photo that is going "sepia" with age. It doesn't say who made the bus body, and even the fact it is a Reo chassis is because the old retired Oldsmobile worker told us it was Reo.
Note that the window guards are secured over the windows in this left side picture.
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This is an 8X10 factory photo that is going "sepia" with age. It doesn't say who made the bus body, but the fact it is a Reo chassis is because the front end picture plainly shows it.
This picture is the same bus as picture #9.
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This is an 8X10 factory photo that is going "sepia" with age. It doesn't say who made the bus body, but the fact it is a Reo chassis is because the front end picture (#8) plainly shows it.
Note that this bus has a left rear door with TWO wicker seats in view!
This picture is the same bus as picture #8.
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Picture postcards first came out around 1890-1895.
In this card there are mid 20's cars parked in the street.
This card has a message and a 1-cent stamp on the back. The dat is Oct 28, 1931. |
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This 22-page booklet is about the size of a postcard and is titled, "A TRIP THROUGH OUR SERVICE STATION".
It touts the products manufactured under the GM umbrella of United Motors Service: AC Spark Plug in Flint, MI; Delco Products of Dayton, OH; Delco Battery in Muncie IN; Delco-Remy in Anderson, IN.
This booklet was handed out at service and repair shops authorized as United Motors Service Stations. This would make a great glovebox item for your early/mid 1930's car. |
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Picture postcards first came out around 1890-1895.
This card has a message and a 1-cent stamp on the back. The date is Aug 27, 1939. |
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Picture postcards first came out around 1890-1895.
In this card there are mid 30's cars parked in the street.
This card has a message but the stamp was removed from the back. The date is Oct 8, 1940. |
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This card is an ink blotter of the same size as a postcard. It shows a scantilly-clad pretty girl and the caption, "I'm just trying it for sighs". This was a dealership handout from the days of fountain pens when everybody had a couple of ink blotters handy. |
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These big manuals were sent out ot dealers during the model year in order to enable the fleet salesman to show every single model being offered.
This binder contains a lot of info. A manual like this is a wonderful addition to any collection, all in a "White" binder.
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Picture postcards first came out around 1890-1895.
This card has the message on the back , with 2 1-cent stamps on the back with a 1957 postmark. It shows the great old hotel with its several upper-story additions. |
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