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The second image shows infantry brigades commander 62 year-old Brigadier General W
The ad features a plan of Stanley Mitchell's greenhouse
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This is the site where most of the fighting in the Battle of Bunker Hill took place on June 17
1921 Ad Chalmers Antique Cars Models Roadster Sedan - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING SEP4 THR1 The second image shows infantryThis is an original 1921 black and white print ad for Chalmers automobiles. Chalmers Motor Car Company was based in Detroit, Michigan and named after Mr. Hugh Chalmers of the National Cash Registry Company. While the company prospered during the early 1900s, it began to go under after World War I, thus merging with the Maxwell Automobile Company. The company ended its automotive production in 1923. CONDITION This 90+ year old Item is rated Near Mint
