1929 Ad General Motors Truck Profit-Earning Performance - ORIGINAL TK1 XGMC1 This is an original 1909

Name: 1929 Ad General Motors Truck Profit-Earning Performance - ORIGINAL TK1 XGMC1 This is an original 1909
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1929 Ad General Motors Truck Profit Earning Performance ORIGINAL TK1 XGMC1 This is an original 1909 This is an original 1909 black and white print ad for summer travel to Boston and the New England Sea Shore via the New York Central Lines Cheap Land in New York: The Evils of Land Tenantry and the Rebate System Rise of the Telephone in the Rural Districts How One Man Swints 800 Acres Passing of the Old Homestead Successes on Cheap Land How to Buy a Farm and Find a View Prevalence of the Middle West Idea This is an original 1906 4 page (2 pages

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