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Fri Jan 18 2013 05:54 PM
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I have an original GMC Truck catalog showing GMC Trucks with oil company brands and here are some pictures. This catalog is from the mid to late teens I think. I also have a Firestone tire ads from the Saturday Evening Post from 1919 in a catalog called Ship By Truck that I will post pictures later. If you would like more pictures let me know.
Wayne
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those are some oldies- cool.. 
RANDY
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Very interesting material, Wayne. Thanks for taking the time to share with us. Please post more photos, when you can. John
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Awesome book.
2nd photo, top left photo shows a truck in snow with only a partial side curtain.
I always wondered if they used then in the winter.
Time of Trucks and Men both made of iron.
Chuck
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