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Title: Man Carrying Chair into House with Children and Dog
Description: A man is carrying a chair into a house from an International Harvester model 1700 truck owned by A. Arnold and Son Transfer & Storage Co. of Louisville, Kentucky. The view is from inside the house looking out through wood panel doors onto a brick porch with a metal railing. The interior of the house has a chandelier. Two female children in shorts and a medium sized dog with its tongue hanging out are visible on the porch. One of the children is leaning against a waist-high sculpture of one of a pair of stone pineapples flanking the entrance. The caption for the color photo reads: "Photog picturing truck-house transfer of family possessions had 'doggy' kibitzer."
Image ID: 98695
Creation
Date: 		November 1976 
Creator
Name: 		International Harvester Company
City, State: Louisville, Kentucky
Collection
Name: 		McCormick - International Harvester
Genre: Photographs
Additional
Information: 		Photograph taken for "International Trail" magazine, volume 46, number 5, 1976, page 23.
Subjects: Sculpture
Trees
Home
Moving, Household
Lawns
Trucks
Children and animals
Men
Work clothes
Clothing and dress
Dogs
Doors
Chandeliers
Chairs
 

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