JOHN'S PIN-UP TRAIN - "How is my pet Hiawatha coming along? Don't tell me - I know. Right on the dot, always ... Every day the many onlookers lined up from Chicago to Omaha thrill at the sight of this brilliant splash or orange, gray and maroon as it flies down the main line ... I saved that picture of my pet streamliner at Western Avenue so that whenever I get homesick I just break it out." So wrote JOHN GEESAMEN, formerly of Louisa, Iowa, radioman on a warship in the Southwest Pacific, in a letter to his mother, Mrs. Leo Geesman, now of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. ..... 1945 THE MILWAUKEE ROAD Ad, A5706A. 194504
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This Item is an original Magazine ad, taken from a vintage magazine of the year indicated. The ad is suitable for framing and displaying in your home or office. The scan of this item was taken through plastic film, however it is an accurate representation of the item. The nominal size is 7.0 inches by 10.0 inches.
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| Title | JOHN'S PIN-UP TRAIN - "How is my pet Hiawatha coming along? Don't tell me - I know. Right on the dot, always ... Every day the many onlookers lined up from Chicago to Omaha thrill at the sight of this brilliant splash or orange, gray and maroon as it flies down the main line ... I saved that picture of my pet streamliner at Western Avenue so that whenever I get homesick I just break it out." So wrote JOHN GEESAMEN, formerly of Louisa, Iowa, radioman on a warship in the Southwest Pacific, in a letter to his mother, Mrs. Leo Geesman, now of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. ..... 1945 THE MILWAUKEE ROAD Ad, A5706A. 194504 |
