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Postcard shows wagons parked in the public square in Commerce, Texas.

H113852 U.S. Copyright Office.

Copyrighted 08 by A. E. Bachman.

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carts and wagons texas commerce commercial streets plazas commerce tex texas city panoramic postcards photographic postcards photographic prints public sqr public sqr i square tex vintage images vintage postcards postcards lot 14058 a e bachman photo public sqr ultra high resolution high resolution old pictures united states history library of congress
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01/01/1908
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Bachman, A. E., photographer
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Location

Commerce (Tex.) ,  33.24694, -95.90000
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carts and wagons texas commerce commercial streets plazas commerce tex texas city panoramic postcards photographic postcards photographic prints public sqr public sqr i square tex vintage images vintage postcards postcards lot 14058 a e bachman photo public sqr ultra high resolution high resolution old pictures united states history library of congress