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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 Wagon
February 1910
1910 International Auto Wagon with removable top parked on a snow and ice-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.
International Auto Buggy on City Street
1912
Three men sit in an International Auto Buggy parked on an urban cobblestone street while a fourth man looks on from the doorway of a brick building. A small sign on a nearby doorway reads: "Westing...
International Harvester Auto Buggy
1910
International Harvester Auto Buggy. Caption reads: "Built by the International Harvester company of Chicago, Illinois, this 'Auto Buggy' had a definite horse-carriage look with its huge wheels and ...
