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Me taking a rest on the shores of Birkenhead Lake.
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Grunge textured flag of Italy on vintage paper
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1966 Ford GT40 MkI
This GT40 road car has been restored to its original specification by Legendary Motorcar in Milton ON, and is being offered for sale at the Mecum Monterey auction on Aug 18-20, 2016. The pre-auction estimate is $4-5 million USD.
UPDATE: SOLD at a hammer price of $4.4 million USD.
Photo credit: Mecum
Postcard. ca. 1960.
From back: "This building was the first contructed on the grounds of the Christian Home. It was made possible by an unknown donor who contributed an undetermined amount as a Gift of Love - "In His Name". It is named Cornerstone Hall, not only to call attention to the stone which upholds it and its unique message, but to remind us of the spirit expressed. This gratifying work of caring for homeless and neglected children has been perpetuated since 1883 by thousands of free gifts received from throughout the U.S."
List of residents from 1920 census: iagenweb.org/pottawattamie/census-1920-Christian_Home_Orp...
1966 Ford GT40 MkI
On display at Legendary Motorcar Co, Milton ON
The salesman told me that this car was originally a road car that was converted to JWA Gulf racing livery, but he did not know the car's serial number. After consulting the SAAC World Registry, I think it may well be chassis no. P/1028.
1966 Ford GT40 MkI
This is the first GT40 road car delivered to North America, and was used as Ford's public relations car in the U.S. and Canada, hence the faux "GT40 PR" license plate.
Photo credit: Ford Motor Co.
All of the ink colors, paper selections, fonts, patterns, designs and wording can be chaged to fit the look and feel of your event.
Coordinated wedding stationery set from Wiregrass Weddings - created using AccuCut Dies:
* Save the Dates: Die #NC227
* Scalloped Round Table Numbers: Die #NC647
* Favor Fans: Custom Shapes Pro Die (created to our specifications)
* Circlular Menus: Die #NC678
* Wedding Programs: Die #NC663
* Wedding Invitations: Die #NC112
* Envelopes: Die #EV410
* Envelope Liners: Die #EV704
* Scalloped Place Cards: Die #P1028
Source: livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/49111
This image was scanned from a photograph in the University's historical photographic collection held by Cultural Collections at the University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia.
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