Re: Phraud-O-Graphic Nazis - posing period vehicles.
| June 27, 2020 02:11PM |
Russo Loco Wrote:
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> Stewart Rhine Wrote:
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> Having historic - period correct vehicles can be a big plus for a photo shoot but be careful.
> > What's wrong with this picture??!? The WW&F Railway didn't acquire locomotive
> > #9 until early 1933, but the truck's license plate indicates that the year is 1929.
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> RichB Wrote:
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> > Nothing wrong with that picture . . .
> > He just hasn't renewed his plates.
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> Stewart Rhine Wrote:
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> > Thanks, Rich. You figured it out!
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> Great (?) Minds Think Alike, Stewart -
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> I had basically the same idea, except for thinking that the owner of the truck was too cheap to keep his registration up-to-date.
Maybe Jack Benny had a place in Maine??!?
P.S. Although the vehicle is not a Maxwell.
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> Stewart Rhine Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> Having historic - period correct vehicles can be a big plus for a photo shoot but be careful.
> > What's wrong with this picture??!? The WW&F Railway didn't acquire locomotive
> > #9 until early 1933, but the truck's license plate indicates that the year is 1929.
>
> RichB Wrote:
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>
> > Nothing wrong with that picture . . .
> > He just hasn't renewed his plates.
>
> Stewart Rhine Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > Thanks, Rich. You figured it out!
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>
> Great (?) Minds Think Alike, Stewart -
>
> I had basically the same idea, except for thinking that the owner of the truck was too cheap to keep his registration up-to-date.
Maybe Jack Benny had a place in Maine??!?
P.S. Although the vehicle is not a Maxwell.
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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