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1935 Ad Antique Terraplane Automobile Pricing Detroit - ORIGINAL SEP4 NAF2 the boxes of soap were

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This ad features artwork by Walter Richards of a soldier writing home

Horace Raymond Bishop Artwork

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1935 Ad Antique Terraplane Automobile Pricing Detroit - ORIGINAL SEP4 NAF2 the boxes of soap wereThis is an original 1935 black and white print ad for Terraplane automobiles, a model and brand created by the Hudson Motor Car Company in Detroit, Michigan. The model was manufactured between 1932 and 1938, and initially began as the Essex Terraplane; however, in 1934, Essex was dropped from the brand's name. In 1932, the car was first introduced by Amelia Earhart. Orville Wright was just one noteworthy purchaser of a Terraplane automobile. CONDITION

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