George second pix is a 1941 Plymouth (my first car) paid $75.00 for it in 1954!  Got about 50 miles to a quart of oil!  But it was my car for me to enjoy!!!!!!  Bob.

Cool pictures George!

I saved a shoebox full of pictures from the '20s - '40s from our Waste Watch (dump) when I worked there.

I wish I could scan and post some of the over 50 car-related ones. I actually framed one because it was so cool. I'll try to take a picture of it and post it later.

There are couple of a vintage road snowplow that interesting also.

Canadian Poncho wrote:

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You need one of these scanners Darryl. My wife bought one for her bookkeeping business to scan receipts. She then had a request from somebody to scan three photo albums of photos. She had them all scanned in 3 hours. It works great
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 This is far more high tech than my simple scan device. I have a IT (Innovative Technology) scan device that does photos, slides and negatives. When i bought it about eight years ago it cost $100, now you can get them for about $40.00. It is simple but it works great. My model is the ITNS-500. Great fun when there is little else to do during this Corona virus melt down. 

This an old original sepia photo (1940, can tell by the license plate on the car) of four young guys having a picnic. There so much detail for an old photo!

I used a jeweler's loop to see all the detail. They are drinking Seaman's pop (a PEI company, now gone) and there are a couple record albums on the ground, but couldn't see the gramophone.

In the background there are a few older cars and some women in fancy dresses.

Does anyone know the make/model of the car?