Vintage shots from days gone by!

Interesting!....I took a double-look at some the 1917 Buick Model D-6-45 Touring pictures online from various Buick picture sources, and the 1917 Buick Touring model appears to be much in resemblance to the mystery car....the "1918" Buick Model E-six-49, which is similar, has a more slopped back windshield for the next year. To be sure, many cars of the ''teens'' years are quite similar, but I still have a hunch this is Buick...I could be wrong indeed, without the front of the car visible or any logo's to add an obvious company name....obviously still a mystery!

 

Check out those boards in front and rear of the back wheel, is that the brakes ? ......... Russ

 

Looks like Tarrytown N.Y.

 

Reminds me of my school cafeteria. Blech!

 

1944 Packard Brown Bomber

 

The VFV (Victory Farm Volunteers) program that helped get the country through World War II

 

1947 Myakka State Park, Sarasota, Florida.

 

Picnic area, Fogarty Creek State Park, Oregon Coast near Newport, 1956:

 

Fulk Lumber Mill taken in the 1930s, Cave junction, Oregon.

 

Alberta, Michigan

 

Chivvvvy trucks

 

John Ganton, 1947 KB-10 IH, 360 cu. in. 126 hp. Louis Creek B.C.

 

The Great Depression.
Stop griping!

 

A march of unemployed men in Camden New Jersey during the Great Depression, 1935.

 

A migrant family looking for work in the pea fields of California during the Great Depression, 1936.

 

Anybody know what make that is?

 

Migrants in their car during the Great Depression, 1935.

 

A woman with her child beside her car piled up with all her possessions during the Great Depression, 1935.

 

I think it's one of Walter Christy's creations.