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TXGOAT2
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Re: Post 18
Desdemona, Texas was also called "Hogtown". Looking at the picture above, Hogtown may have been a reference to the streets. Many streets in the area were paved with Thurbur Brick in the 1920s. Search: "Thurbur, Texas" and "Indian Joe Brown". Also: "Bankhead Highway".
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Quickm007
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Re: Post 18
Really nice pictures. We could feel the early days, thank you sharing these pictures with us.
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1911 Touring
1914 Speedster
1911 Touring
1914 Speedster
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Randy SR
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Re: Post 18
The picture labeled "Main Street, Larned Kansas" is actually Broadway, (Main is one block west) taken from the intersection of 4th and Broadway, looking north. Looks like the buildings are all still there.
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Re: Post 18
Don't ever stop doing this Tom. I look forward to your photos each time.
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As usual, some very interesting photos here some with some real food for thought. In the picture below it looks like the car on the right was a brass car with a later radiator shell fitted OVER the original brass radiator & the later hood added to update the look. Am I seeing this right?
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I love the wire wheeled speedster pickup! Perhaps he did express deliveries!
Allan from down under.
Allan from down under.