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[Closed] PIC: A trip back in the time machine, enjoy,

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(@dickjwa)
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PIC: A trip back in the time machine, enjoy,

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1930's parking lot at the Kentucky Derby.

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1918 wagons and trucks lined up for the scales at two of the Yuma elevators after the 1918/1919 wheat harvest.

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1942 Canfield Ohio husking corn

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1935 Hudson sedan Plain City OH picture taken 1938

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1943 Buffalo New York

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1935 wrecking yard

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1943 Washington DC a worker at the butcher shop

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1952 no info on town

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fleet of Model T Fords.

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1895 Colorado Ave. Telluride Colorado

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downtown New Castle Indiana late 40's

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1910 men with a wagon marked danger dynamite,, they were constructing a drainage ditch in Richardson County Nebraska

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1913 Helen Georgia

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Harvest crews with combines and horse teams in Clarkston, Washington

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farmers and plow horses

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Ute Pass El Paso County Colorado



   
john barry
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If those people could only afford old cars..........

.....they shouldn`t be gambling at the Kentucky Derby :))..........WONDERFUL PICTURES Dick......Thank you !



   
(@Bruce Gibbins)
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Riding the time machine to back then would be fun. Just a few short trips, mind you, as a tourist, that kind of thing would be interesting - I think.



   
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