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International Auto Buggy
February 2, 1910
International Auto Buggy with removable top on a snow-covered street or lot.
International Auto Buggy
February 2, 1910
International Auto Buggy with removable top on a snow-covered street or lot.
International Auto Buggy
February 2, 1910
Two men with bowler hats riding in an International Auto Buggy in an urban area during winter.
International Auto Wagon on Snowy Street
1910
Two young men are driving an International Auto Wagon through a snow-bound residential street. The truck was owned by C.H. Morgan & Co.
Mogul 25 HP Tractor
March 25, 1912
Mogul 25 HP tractor outside International Harvester's Tractor Works.
Young Men Posing with 1907 International Auto Wagon
Several young men (possibly auto shop students?) posing with a 1907 International Auto Wagon.
