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Title: Two Men Talking in Front of Building
Description: Two men are standing and talking in a plaza in front of a building which has a large sign with the words: "Memphis Tennessee Shelby County" around the seal of the city of Memphis. The seal has depictions of a steamboat, cotton boll, oak tree, and wheel. One man wears a suit, tie and hat, and the other man a coat. An African-American man in a leather coat is in the background. The photo caption reads, "Memphis refuse collection, disposal program is spearheaded by M.C. Stiles who is shown at right (top right) with IH salesman Joe Hill."
Image ID: 99197
Creation
Date: 		1973 
Creator
Name: 		International Harvester Company
City, State: Memphis, Tennessee
Collection
Name: 		McCormick - International Harvester
Genre: Photographs
Additional
Information: 		Photograph taken for "International Trail" magazine, volume 43, number 2, page 9, 1973.
Subjects: Cities and towns
Sales personnel
Signs and symbols
Hats
African Americans
Men
Outdoor photography
Suits (Clothing)
Plazas
Eyeglasses
Refuse and refuse disposal
Facades
Coats
Neckties
Buildings
 

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