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Thomas E. Warth
Softcover
128 pages
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Brockway Trucks 1948-1961 Photo Archive
$40.95
From its beginnings in 1912, Brockway earned a reputation for reliability and rugged design that was carried on after the company was acquired by Mack Trucks in October, 1956. This collection of photographs highlights Brockways post-war years and into the early Sixties. Photographs from the Mack Trucks Historical Museum Archives.
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| Weight | 0.408 kg |
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| Dimensions | 21.6 × 26.2 × 0.95 cm |
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