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  • Two-gun cowboy mail box of the Guffinski family in Hill City, Kansas.
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  • Three bird-house mail boxes, Topaz, Nevada.
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  • Row of silver metal mail boxes in a Mother Lode town, Calif.
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  • Five street-side mail boxes
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  • Road sign with ranches and milage from intersection of US 83, mail boxes, Sand Hills
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  • Three bird-house mail boxes, Topaz, Nevada.
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  • Row of five silver metal mail boxes with phone books in a Mother Lode town in Calif.
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  • Tractor mail box (home made) along route 148 at the Louis Holste farm, Iowa.
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  • Road sign with ranches and milage from intersection of US 83, mail boxes, Sand Hills
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  • An artist sits on a scaffolding to paint an small aircraft above an automobile as the mail is delivered to the passengers riding in the car.
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  • Three bird-house mail boxes.
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  • A blue with white dot mailbox is made patriotic with a fluttering US flag along a rural road in San Benito County.
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  • Home made colorful tractor mailboxes along the highway in Coalinga, Calif...(Red-Farmall; green-John Deere)
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  • Old metal mailbox by a ranch in the Gabilan Range of Calif.
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  • Mailbox along US 160 with highway man and six shooter: "Cash and checks only; No bills!"
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  • White barn, mailboxes, Deer Creek Valley Ranch, Colorado.
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  • Fading Uncle Sam holding rusting rural mail box along US 101 near Lilliwaup, Wash.
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  • Fading Uncle Sam holding rusting rural mail box along US 101 near Lilliwaup, Wash.
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  • A blue with white dot mailbox is made patriotic with a fluttering US flag along a rural road in San Benito County.
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  • Dean Coombs, third generation newspaperman publisher of the Saguache Crescent Newspaper, addresses and rolls the latest issues for mailing on publication day. The Crescent is the last of the hot metal newspapers in the U.S., Coombs uses a "Mustang Mailer" and slugs set by his 1921 Linotypemachine to address each newspaper mailed.
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  • Dean Coombs, third generation newspaperman publisher of the Saguache Crescent Newspaper, addresses and rolls the latest issues for mailing on publication day. The Crescent is the last of the hot metal newspapers in the U.S.,
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  • Dean Coombs, third generation newspaperman publisher of the Saguache Crescent Newspaper, stacks addressed papers of the latest issue for mailing on publication day. The Crescent is the last of the hot metal composed newspapers in the U.S.,
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  • Dean Coombs, third generation newspaperman publisher of the Saguache Crescent Newspaper, addresses and rolls the latest issues for mailing on publication day. The Crescent is the last of the hot metal newspapers in the U.S.,
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  • Dean Coombs, third generation newspaperman publisher of the Saguache Crescent Newspaper, addresses and rolls the latest issues for mailing on publication day. The Crescent is the last of the hot metal newspapers in the U.S.,
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  • Issue of the weekly broadsheet newspaper, Saguache Crescent ready for mailing by Den Coombs, third generation newspaperman. The paper is the last of the hot metal composed newspapers in the U.S.
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