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Old 02-05-2025, 05:43 PM
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I got it from Albersheims. I guess these fancy cars were all the rage back then and not much has changed. Here is a picture of the back. Would have loved to get to catch up with you again. (Excuse the dog hair at bottom. It's a foster's )
I must be slipping, that is surely out of Walter's scrapbooks. That is Griffith Stadium in the background, by the way, and it would have been taken before the end of the 1924 World Series. The car is a Lincoln Town Car, said to be the most expensive sedan on the market, which was presented to Walter before the start of the first game. The small pin below was given to those donating to the fund that paid for the car. Terrific image!
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