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walksoftly
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This is my copy of a Auction Sale poster from a neighbours sale in 1948, I was allowed to copy the original one which now hangs in our community centre. I had it copied on a scanner usually used for construction blueprints, due to its large size.
I like it so much for the simple reason that it shows all the items on a farm here in Western Canada at the time. Things started to change after the War as new equipment became available & farming became more mechanized.
PaperBefore the Internet reduced all correspondence and information to colorless…
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Thanks for the L's chevy, Beaux, Phil, bratjdd & kerry.
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