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For those of you car guys who may not know, I do a lot of research into DB trucks. 

Occasionally I run across some very exciting high quality random photos and art work I thought you car guys might enjoy.

When I find them I'll post them in here so you'll always have them for reference purposes or maybe other use/discussions...


Feel free to ID the locations and the type of car it is as I don't always know.

This photo just says  "1932 in front of monument"

 

Credit to Detroit Public Library Digital Collections and other online Digital Library Sources (KY, UT, CA, ME etc).

DPL DAMS (detroitpubliclibrary.org)

 

 

 

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View of a 1917 Dodge car. Stamped on back: "N. Lazarnick, commercial photographers, makers of industrial motion pictures, 1440 B'way (at 40th St.), N.Y., Tel. Chickering 1717. 5005 Euclid Ave., Cleve., Randolph 7852." Handwritten on back: "Dodge, 1917.

 

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I understand this should be labeled a 1920, not a 1917

 

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View of National Coal Association Convention delegates in rows of 1930 Dodge Eight automobiles, led by two police motorcycle escorts. Typed on back: "Convention tours city in Dodge Eights. More than 200 delegates to the National Coal Association Convention held from Wednesday to Saturday of this week, were taken for a tour of the city and a visit to the principal points of interest around Detroit the opending day of their meet in 50 Dodge Brothers eight-in-line sedans through the courtesy of Dodge Brothers Corporation. Their tour included an inspection of the Dodge and Plymouth manufacturing plants. They are shown as they lined up, two abreast, near the Book Cadillac Hotel." Handwritten on back: "Dodge, 1930."

 

 

 

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View of construction of brick building; one-story structure shows beams and supports; construction debris on ground; automobile parked on street. Printed on photograph: "June-1-1915." Recorded in glass negative ledger: "M/Automobile industry & trade-Dodge Bros. court bldg."

 

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Steam shovel digging foundation between existing buildings; construction debris; reverse of wire sign reading "Dodge Brothers" on roof of building in background. Printed on photograph: "Oct-14-1915." Recorded in glass negative ledger: "D/Automobile industry & trade-Dodge Bros."

 

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View of foundation construction of Dodge Brothers factory; construction debris; men working. Printed on photograph: "Oct-14-15." Recorded in glass negative ledger: "M/Automobile industry & trade-Dodge Bros., Oct. 14, 1915."

 

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Very interesting pictures. I have only seen one or two of these before. The second picture should not be a 17, as the windshield was not leaned back until '20 and for '17 the rear window should be cathedral not rectangular. The interior shot of the centerdoor sedan shows something I have heard of but not seen. That being a leather seat for the driver, was supposedly used on early centerdoors, maybe just '17. My '18 is cloth. The building of construction of the single story building shows what appears to be a pickup, but they didn't happen in 1915. But as we've discussed many times DB did what they wanted to and never built two cars alike. I am not saying any are wrong. OH, and did you see the double whitewall tire on the front of the '17 touring? Have only seen pictures of them a few times. 

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Rawlins WY dated Aug 12th, 1919

E Sundin Dodge Brothers Motor Cars garage

 

I should note that the date description that was on this photo isn't correct. 

The Dodge Brothers / Graham Brothers trucks on the far right weren't even being built until Dec 1920 to early 1921.

 

 

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