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Description Postcard depicting the downtown Chicago showroom of the Fairbanks-Morse Company. The display at center is of a Fairbanks-Morse diesel engine.
Date Not mailed. Before 1958, when the company became known as Fairbanks-Whitney en:Fairbanks-Morse.
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Author Fairbanks-Morse
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