It started raining this afternoon so I had to wrap up the yard work early. I came in the house and decided to dust off the Studebaker Junque shelf since I couldn't work outside. I hadn't done it several years. As I was emptying the selves I found a bag under some of the stuff. It turned out to be a bag from an antique shop in Indiana. I think I purchased it in about 1997 when we attended a meet in South Bend. Inside I found a copper or brass engraving that appears to have been for a newspaper or magazine ad for Studebaker cars. I bought it and forgot about it.
The top car says:
1924 Model - Light Six 5-Passenger Coupe
The bottom car says:
1924 Model - Special-Six 2-Passenger Roadster.
It is in perfect shape and the engraving work is awsome. I will try to get some better pictures if anyone is interested in seeing them.
1950 Champion 9G F1
The top car says:
1924 Model - Light Six 5-Passenger Coupe
The bottom car says:
1924 Model - Special-Six 2-Passenger Roadster.
It is in perfect shape and the engraving work is awsome. I will try to get some better pictures if anyone is interested in seeing them.
1950 Champion 9G F1
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