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DescriptionPullford auto-to-tractor conversion advert 1918.png |
English: A 1918 advertisement for auto-to-tractor conversion kits by the Pullford Company of Quincy, Illinois, USA, at a time when the idea was popular and dozens of companies offered such kits.
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1918 |
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Pullford Company (1918), "Pullford Company advertisement, page 43", The American Blacksmith Auto and Tractor Shop 17 (12), http://books.google.com/books?id=ybnmAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA335#v=onepage&f=false |
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Pullford Company |
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