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Figler's Dry Cleaning Trucks
November 10, 1937
A fleet of International Model D-2 trucks are parked along the curb outside Figler's Dry Cleaning. Two men unload a rack of clothing in garment bags from the truck in the foreground. In the backgro...
Davidsons Truck
1937
An International D-300 van owned by the Davidsons Company parked outside the store.
New York Lumber and Panel Company Truck
July 9, 1937
Two men load pieces of lumber onto the bed of an International D-40 truck owned by New York Lumber & Panel Company.
Vail's Systems Limited Truck
February 28, 1937
A man unloads a package from the back of an International D-Series truck owned by Vail's Systems Limited.
Appliance Delivery
1937
Two men unload what appears to be an oven from an International D-35 truck owned by the Sibley, Lindsay, and Curr Company department stores. The truck is parked on a dirt road in front of a residence.
Men Loading Washing Machine
September 8, 1937
Two employees of the Sibley, Lindsay, and Curr Company (Sibley's) department store load a washing machine from a loading dock onto the bed of an International C-300 automobile with a van body.
