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Please view the photos closely. They are part of the item description.Original vintage black-and-white snapshot photograph showing a man seated in an early open automobile covered with hand-painted names and lettering. Large lettering on the side reads “WELLS FARGO STAGE,” while lettering across the windshield frame appears to include “TULSA.” Several names, including what appear to be Mary, Dottie and Jack, are written on the automobile.
Approx. 5 x 3 1/4 inches. Back is completely blank.
Exact location, date, automobile make, identities and purpose of the decorated vehicle are unknown. Based on the automobile and photographic characteristics, believed to date from approximately the late 1920s/early 1930s. No claim is made that the automobile was operated by or officially associated with Wells Fargo.
A particularly unusual piece of early automobile / Tulsa / roadside Americana and vernacular photography.
