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This piece features cabinet-style doors that latch in place to prevent any disruption to interior cold air circulation
African elephant
These early goggles were likely used during free mason meetings or rituals
The Globe Tobacco Company operated in Detroit for nearly 40 years
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Vintage Framed Photograph of Bill Seamon – Prather Field Track - DeKalb, IL farm signs This piece features cabinet-style doors1949 1950 Black and white framed photograph depicting race car driver Bill Seamon and his open wheel race car, nicknamed "Eat My Dust," at Prather Field in DeKalb, Illinois a local 0. 5 mile dirt track in operation for one year. An engraved identification plaque beneath the photograph reads, "Eat My Dust Bill Seamon Prather Field DeKalb, IL Late 1940's." The image captures the car in the pit area surrounded by mechanics, competitors, and spectators,
