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J.B. Drives Fuel Company Truck
November 5, 1930
View across street towards a J.B. Drives Fuel Company "old" dump truck made by Diamond T parked along a curb in front of houses.
Valvoline Oil Company Truck
November 5, 1930
A Valvoline Oil Company tank truck made by Diamond T is parked awaiting a job.
Kennedy Dairy Truck
November 5, 1930
Kennedy dairy truck made by Diamond T. 765-769 West Washington, Kennedy Dairy Garage.
Fuel Delivery
September 25, 1929
An Empire Fuel Company worker delivers fuel to a house at 1721 Regent Street through a hose attached to a company truck.
Fleet of Trucks
September 6, 1931
Oscar Mayer Diamond trucks advertising "Meats of Good Taste."
White Motor Company Truck in Dumping Position
August 22, 1931
White Motor Company Castle & Doyle truck, with the bed of the truck in the dumping position, backed up to a building. The signs painted on the bed of the truck read: "Building Material" and "Coal."...
