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Leisy's Brewery Delivery Truck
September 20, 1935
A man unloading beer barrels from the bed of an International truck owned by Leisy's Brewery.
Leisy's Beer Truck
September 20, 1935
A man loading barrels onto the body of an International truck owned by Leisy's Brewery as another man is looking on from a loading dock.
International B-4 Beer Truck Delivering Hudepohl Beer
June 23, 1933
Men unloading barrels of Hudepohl beer from an International B-4 truck in front of the "Bay Horse Exchange." Other stores on the city street include the Marion Pet Shop, a barber shop, Philip Weber...
Carling Beer Truck
1936
International C-15 truck owned by J.A. LaFontaine of Amos, Quebec, Canada and used by Carling Breweries.
Famous Beverwyck Beer Delivery Truck and Wagon
July 24, 1933
International Model A-4 motor truck with a 185-inch wheel base, and a horse-drawn wagon hauling Famous Beverwyck Beer. The horse-drawn trailer contains beer barrels.
Alt Heidelberg Beer Truck
May 31, 1935
Two men sit in the cab of an International C-50 truck parked on a dirt road. The refrigerated truck was used by Columbia Breweries, Inc., of Tacoma, Washington and had a 14 ton capacity. The text o...
