RBBB taken in Atlanta, GA. in 1940.
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1 comment:
Great photo of the stake driver in action. Cold morning with the exhaust steaming upward with the flywheel really turning. End of the season close by as the wagon shows the wear and tear of a long season and the very short wooden stake in the man's hands at the side door. Looks like it lost about 18 inches or so during the year.
p.j.
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