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- Wake up, little Susie
- No more tailboarding
- Ask the boy who owned one
- The car
- Usually wigwam shaped.
- It works!
- One of 149?
- Wondering
- Re: All black
- A Country Song Comes to Mind
- ... Other Rooms
- If you don't like my driving
- White Sands
- Tried so hard
- Anaglyph of Susie
- Back step Firefighters
- E-4 Before integration of DCFD
- Free Viewing
- Stayed there often in the '50s and '60s
- At last!
- Freeviewing Susie
- Stereoscope
- Lena's Story
- Two different styles of stereo pairs
- Only Kindergarten
- Stereo Pair Viewing
- Good job Popeyelegs.
- Crosseyed and Parallel
- Correction
- Down Beat
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[REV 25-NOV-2014]
Vintage photos of:
The Boys of Autumn: 1900
New Jersey circa 1900. "View near Basking Ridge." 8x10 inch dry plate glass negative, Detroit Publishing Company. View full size.
Re: Vehicle ID
In fact, the wonderful One-hoss Shay.
Fall Time in New Jersey
Can you say Currier and Ives print? Beautiful photograph. Pony cart and corn shocks.
Look at the Birdie!
This could have been an advertisement for horse blinders. Or The Basking Ridge Horse Trainer.
Barbed wire variation.
It is hard to tell at this resolution, but that "bob war," as we say in the South, looks like a twisted serrated type that I saw in some other old photos.
Vehicle ID
Shay (from the French Chaise) (as quoted in "Put on Your Old Gray Bonnet")
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