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July 1939. Gordonton, N.C.
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what a beautiful picture of black & white harmony! in a picture, and between people too!
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| written by: Colt Cannister at 2008-01-21 14:36:09 | reply to this
porch monkeys
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| written by: wc at 2008-01-21 23:22:05 | reply to this
I love these old antique photos. I always wonder about what kind of lives they led.
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| written by: jimbo at 2008-01-22 00:37:03 | reply to this
.. is that thing that says Texaco a gas pump? Wow.
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| written by: Blayze Kohime at 2008-01-22 14:55:48 | reply to this
It sure is. In the good old days of above ground tanks, a valve opened a line so that the glass globe was filled by gravity. Gallon measurements were on the glass. Another valve emptied the globe into the car or container by gravity as well. Technically there was no pumping, but a few gas stations in NC still use these. Gas was 10 cents a gallon in those days.
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| written by: Medicine Man at 2008-01-23 04:16:53 | reply to this
porch monkeys 4 vote(s) written by: WC at 2008-01-21 23:22:05
reply to this: For the time (1939)
It's a Wonderfull Shot...I See NO Monkeys There.
I see....FRIENDSHIP.
Navy-Guy
reply to this: For the time (1939)
It's a Wonderfull Shot...I See NO Monkeys There.
I see....FRIENDSHIP.
Navy-Guy
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| written by: Navy-Guy at 2009-06-07 03:21:28 | reply to this
