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International Harvester Transfer House

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Street scene with several buildings painted with the words "International Harvester Company of America". The building in the foreground has the words, "Tractors, Power Farm Equipment, Engines, Cream Separators, Motor Trucks" painted down the side of it, above a "General Outdoor Adv Co" plaque. Automobiles are parked at the front and side of the building. The loading dock of the building in the foreground has packing crates and large wheels on it. A ghost-like image of a moving car or wagon appears at the rear of the dock. In the left background is a building with the letters "NNSYLVA" visible.

Date Created:
1933
Creator:
International Harvester Company

Publication Information

Creator
International Harvester Company
Date Created
1933

Physical Description

Format
Image
Dimensions
22 x 16 cm

Collection Information

Copyright Information

Copyright Status
IN COPYRIGHT
Rights Holder
Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W012VNA
Legacy ID
WHi 49894

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