ruralmaildelivery
3 photos tagged ruralmaildelivery, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.
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- smithsonianinstitution
- nationalpostalmuseum
- usps
- rfd
- horse
- horsedrawncarriage
- mailacrossthecommons
- ruralroute2
- wagon
- ruralfreedelivery
- workhorse
- woodenhouse
- maildeliverybyhorseandbu
- cartero
- caballo
- correo
- correspondencia
- oldphotograph
- freedelivery
- maildelivery
- flyscrim
- architecture
- vernacular
- modelt
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Photograph of rural carrier with horse and wagon from Smithsonian Institution uploaded October 2009
Ford Truck Modified with Skis from Smithsonian Institution uploaded June 2008
Rural Carrier with Horse and Wagon from Smithsonian Institution uploaded June 2008
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Photograph of rural carrier with horse and wagon
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- Feeble Appliance said:
- obtainable wish said:
- Stephanie Manuel Stuckey said:
- mothernature photography said:
- mikescottnz said:
Ford Truck Modified with Skis
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Matt Gallivan said:
"The company that sold Mortice the steel track later produced a similar vehicle based on the carrier's idea." Read: they screwed him. Poor ol' Lloyd.
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opensource.com said:
Thanks for sharing this photo with the commons! We've used it in an illustration for opensource.com opensource.com/life/10/2/acceleration-open-source-cars
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don_organ said:
This photo is mislabeled. That's my grandfather - Roy Byron Aler - on his rural postal route out of Harbor Springs, MI. Similar images and related newspaper clippings at: picasaweb.google.com/donorgan/ReSmithsonian#
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Smithsonian Institution said:
Hi Don! It's great to hear from you! Thanks for the link and suggested edit. I will certainly forward this onto my colleagues at the National Postal Museum. Sincerely, Susannah Smithsonian Institution Archives
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JOHN LLOYD said:
many of these still exist.
