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Model T Ford truck carting clover burr

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1928

Overview

Black and white image of a 1920s era truck laden with heavy sacks. Two men are seated in the cab.

Historical information

The Model T was Henry Ford's 20th car design, first produced in 1908 and was the first vehicle to enter mass production around the world.

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cwa-org-54-IMG413

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The men in the truck are listed as Andrew Mahlberg and Tom Depiazzi.

Contextual Information

Burr or bur clover is a fast growing legume which provides good forage for livestock and can be used to improve soils.

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Shire of Capel
Western Australia
Australia

Year

1928

Public Location

Ron Maidment Archives

Shire of Capel

Shire of Capel

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