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I'd have figured it was a Tandy product.
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I'd have figured it was a Tandy product.
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Child workers in Kirksville, MO (1910).
Eight year old newboy in St. Louis, MO (1910).
Eight year old newboy in St. Louis, MO (1910).
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That’s quite a crease, second from left.
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Great photo—1930s, right? Terrific hats and bashes.
Not sure of date. Range of 1933-1941 was given. I'm guessing someone could date the vehicles pretty close.
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Where are Snap, Crackle & Pop?
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My father had a story about seeing FDR in the 1930s when my dad was a young man. FDR was in the back of an open car, there was no one else no one else around and my dad waved and FDR saw him and waved back. So nice to see these.
William Jennings Bryan (left). No date. Sure looks like a duplex (felt brim, straw crown) to me.
The duplex thread if you haven't seen it -> https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/two-tone-duplex-hats-popular-in-1915.59186/
Another shot wearing same hat
The duplex thread if you haven't seen it -> https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/two-tone-duplex-hats-popular-in-1915.59186/
Another shot wearing same hat
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