Great photo. You have a well documented archive to know the person and year of such photos. I don't even know who most of the people are in the few old family photos that I have.
This is great. With that hair line and those ears, at first I thought it was our grandfather. But he wouldn't sell Camel's but he might sell Prince Albert in a can.
What a treasure and I'm happily surprised that you have information about the man and his business. I've got some old photos but have no clue re the people ... :-)
The slogan, "I'd walk a mile for a Camel" was around for many years.
What a great photo! And how very interesting that you published it today, the same day I acknowledged your comment in my last week's Caption This post!
Great photo. You have a well documented archive to know the person and year of such photos. I don't even know who most of the people are in the few old family photos that I have.
ReplyDeleteThis is great. With that hair line and those ears, at first I thought it was our grandfather. But he wouldn't sell Camel's but he might sell Prince Albert in a can.
ReplyDeleteWhat a treasure and I'm happily surprised that you have information about the man and his business. I've got some old photos but have no clue re the people ... :-)
ReplyDeleteThe slogan, "I'd walk a mile for a Camel" was around for many years.
If it is't the picture should be framed...a classic.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great photo! And how very interesting that you published it today, the same day I acknowledged your comment in my last week's Caption This post!
ReplyDeleteI can remember that slogan. Don't you just love these old cars. Terrific photo.
ReplyDeleteWonderful old photograph.
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