Early 30s Dairy Delivery Trucks & Pickup - Northeast PA

[Jbann]

I found these old photos of a local defunct dairy farm in Northeastern PA and would like help to identify the trucks in this photo. Early 1930s Dodge Brothers? Chevrolet? Clearly visible are the wood spoke wheels and cowl vents on the delivery trucks, as well as the mid-windshield height rear-view mirrors.

The same farm later had a 1941-1946 Chevrolet truck as well as a 1937 Dodge 1.5ton.

 

Any help would be appreciated!

Thank you.

[58L-Y8]

Here are the images improved:

 

[58L-Y8]

Not an expert in commercial/trucks but I think they may have been 1930 Paige Commercial Cars, a short-lived light delivery truck built by Graham-Paige Motor Corporation.

[Jbann]

Hello 58L-Y8, your guess seems to be well founded. Based on this 1930 Paige Dealer brochure I found online, it seems to match exactly the milk delivery trucks out front of the bottling house. Thank you very much!

 

Anyone have any idea on the pickup to the right?

 

https://www.autopaper.com/1930-paige-dealer-prestige-sales-brochure-commercial-car-panel-coca-cola-woody.php

 

[ArticiferTom]

I would say it looks good too . Probably why they look a lot like Dodges . The Dodge trucks of that era where build by Graham Brothers co . The brothers left that company to WPC and formed up with Paige .

[58L-Y8]

That's uncanny!  Wonder why Paige came to mind instantly.  The only photos I have seen of Paige Commercial Cars are in the Graham history I have.  Funny how certain thing stick in memory.  Thanks for the verification!