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[George House]

Lookey there Original. Both ‘14 Model Ts have horns mounted “correctly”…

[JTT3]

George, reminds me of a guy that said I’m not going to believe it unless I see it. Once he saw it he was convinced but a friend told him well heck you don’t have to see it to believe it if you trust others that says it so. I think the first guy was from Missouri but could be wrong.

[Norman Kling]

The second picture shows three modes of transportation in the day. Automobile, walking, and horseback. We have added a few more these days, but those three still remain!
I am also amazed how many people went hunting in those days. I realize people still do that today, but since I have always lived in the city or suburbs, We do swat flies and spiders, but don't do as much hunting. I would suppose they ate the meat and mounted the head and or antlers, but what did they do with the hide?
Norm

[JTT3]

They tanned it

[TXGOAT2]

With proper persuasion, deer can be trained to be good Ford Sitters.

[Rob]

Tom, as always, thank you for the wonderful pics.

Three are pre-T Fords. With a few “enhancements” (AI coloring and enhanced).

Two Model N. My guess is both are early, probably 1906. They have what appear to be Gray & Davis bale handled side lamps with “eye shades,” or red and green topped lens, and what look like early style radiators.

The third is a 1908 Ford Model S Roadster. The two N were probably maroon, and the S red.

Thanks again Tom.

[hull 433]

That is one nice Model S. Too bad Ford didn't carry over that neat looking cowl onto the T.

[Kaiser]

How come that in many of these hunting party photos the men look like a bunch of gangsters who just robbed the local bank ?