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For a Change....... Art Deco Time.....

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Richard Dube
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Interesting combination and certainly a good representation of Art Deco.



   
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renato bardi
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Posted by: @nickies
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Beautiful all.My compliment



   
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John Merritt
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Both are amazing models. Art-Deco at its finest!


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Curtis Parisi
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Best and worst of Art Deco. Love the '40 Lincoln Zephyr. The Model A Checker has a face only a mother could love. Then again art is in the eyes of the beholder.



   
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@parisi50 I agree, the front looks like one of those creatures that dwell at the bottom of the ocean. Someone speculated that it helped to identify it as a cab from a distance.



   
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Ken Spear
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I don't collect taxi cabs but if I did, that would be the one that I would get. I like the unusual- to a degree.



   
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Richard Dube
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For those who are wondering what is the background to the pictures..... this is the hard case of "Cord Complete"  book representing the terrazzo floor pattern of the Cord Museum.



   
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@nickies 

Thanks for the info. I thought it made a nice background, and wondered about its source.


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Richard Dube
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@jaygolan the design of the Checker had a purpose. To make them easy to fix and keep them on the road. They had a similar front end to the Lincoln in many ways but a Cord body look in others.

The Automodello model is very well done and far better detailed and quality control assembly than the NBCC Lincoln but they look nice together. 



   
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