Collectibles - Dealer key fobs, inexpensive collectible

[Studebaker Wheel]

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Here are some of the dealer fobs I have collected over the years. There are many more than I will post later.
Maybe someone could add these to the already long of list of former dealers. Tom's Auto Service at 3100 Harrison Ave. does not have a city listed. Anyone know where it was?

[Studebaker Wheel]

Some more. I am sure there are still others around here but they are not easily accessible at this timet. Anyone see a dealer or two they recognize?

[BobPalma]

I've not been there, Dick, but I'll bet Ted Harbit had occasion to go to Hollingsworth in Marion IN to get some bits and pieces for the original Chicken Hawk campaign, if they were in business after circa 1960. The Studebaker dealers in Elwood and Anderson might have been a tad closer to his home, but not much.

'Any idea when Hollingsworth was in business? BP

[sasquatch]

The one from Eidem Motors in Stanley, ND is a little over 20 miles south of where my truck was sold new in 1949 in Powers Lake.

[Maynard]

What a cool thing to collect. I'm just having the idea that I need one from the dealership that sold my 3E11 new; Schneider Auto in McCook, NE. If anyone has one from there and is willing to sell it, let me know.

[StudeRich]

Everyone has heard of Hodak Motors, must have been mentioned in Turning Wheels a lot.