History Photos taken before WW2 - history in black and white

Heres a few from the place I work. These were taken in the early years of business. This company is still family owned with next year being the 100th anniversary.

 

Photo dated May 30, 1915. Location?

 

The NY to Paris Thomas Flyer rolls into Kearney, NE.

 

I love this thread.

 

Ford Tea?
love the crank handle

 

In the mountains?
ROFLMAO!!!!!

 

Oliver Bros Garage: Post 5314:
Great pics, especially as there's a direct connection.

Mart.

 

Not sure if H H Schlom.... was a brewer in addition to his logging, coopering, auto designing and manufacturing enterprises, but, looking the result........................ actually, it's probably better if we don't look at the result for too long.

 

I agree.

 

http://www.craftsmanshipmuseum.com/Pulido.htm

 

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/stand...ot-so-vintage-battle-of-the-racing-bentley.do

 

http://www.austinharris.co.uk/car/bentley?page=5

 

http://www.broughtonsmagazine.co.uk/issue3/content/through_ages.html

 

more...





http://www.broughtonsmagazine.co.uk/issue3/content/through_ages.html#bentley2

 

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http://www.cruelandunusualcomedy.com/2009_05_01_archive.html

 

http://www.nfo.net/territor/50States.html

Wing Toy and his Orientals:

 

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Praga plows - around 1914.

 

guiTar

 

Monterey Tea Room.

 

It seems Haslerky were and still are a sweet maker from Czechoslovakia.

 

Yes, thats what I think is very cool!

 

MrFire, there are pictures, and then there are PICTURES!
Of course, the dog pushing the happy toddler is cute. BUT
-- and I don't say this often -- I'd give five bucks to know
the REAL story that originally went with that second pic!!!
It doesn't seem staged.

 

Hey, Mart! What d'ya suppose that bear
was doing to have to wear glasses?



And I'm not lion: I wonder what movie
the LOOOOOONG limo was built for (?).

 

This behemoth looks to be lettered as the Titan, if so it's not hard to see why....

 

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