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  1. 08-26-2008 09:31 PM #1
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    pre ww2 photos

     



    thought you might enjoy this...i did and there are some cool cars in there too


    http://www.ccbirding.com/p%26b/temp/WWII_Photos
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  3. 08-26-2008 09:45 PM #2
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    Looking at those photos makes me feel like I am traveling back in time. True color adds a depth and realistic feel to an era gone by. Love the cars parked outside the bars on the street and the couple in the second photo is outstanding!
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    I enjoyed looking through the pictures, sure is strange to think less then 30 years later I would be working in the steel mills. It is hard for me to guess which one that was but in the 60's I had been in all of them at one time or another working as an Ironworker, they are gone today in Chicago.

    Today some people around the World are still working for .25 an hour or less.

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    Very cool...thank you
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    Those were great, thanks! That wagon of peaches would be worth a fortune today. We paid one dollar each at a farmers market last Saturday.
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    Nice coupe! Cool pics.
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