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The New Nash: 1921

"Nash sedan, 1921." The pride of Kenosha, parked somewhere in Washington. 8x6 inch glass negative, National Photo Company Collection. View full size.

"Nash sedan, 1921." The pride of Kenosha, parked somewhere in Washington. 8x6 inch glass negative, National Photo Company Collection. View full size.

 

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1343 14th Street NW?

I found this ad in the Sunday, April 22, 1917 edition of the Washington Times.

Henry Frain 1866-1940

"Henry Frain -- Painting" reads the sign reflected in the car window. Very possibly this guy: "Mr. Frain, a native and lifelong resident of Washington, was the son of the late Davis and Maria Frain. He succeeded his father in business as a painting contractor."

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