History Photos taken before WW2 - history in black and white

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http://www.cozinememorial.com/aboutcozinememorialgroup.html

 

http://edisonfas2.org/HistoryPage/History.html

 

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Check the advertising on the pharmacy:



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I love the look of a roadster or touring with its windshield folded flat.

-Dave

 

MrFire, this hearse is great! Any ID the make and who did the body?

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There's no body, it's empty.

Oh, wait, you meant the bodywork for the hearse...

-Dave

 

Sorry, I don't have anything further. Hopefully, someone else will know.

 

It's an Austin 20 from about 1933. No idea who coachbuilt the bodywork though.

 

Yes that's correct. I suspect it was built by Arthur Mulliner Limited, Northampton, UK. ( not to be confused with Mulliners / Park Ward of London )

 

Thanks all!. BigCheese, go to your room! LOL (Everybody's a comedian! Sheesh!)