1925 OOAK TYPE-1 Photo: TROLLEY WRECK of St Louis OLIVE Blvd Streetcar for Sale

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1925 OOAK TYPE-1 Photo: TROLLEY WRECK of St Louis OLIVE Blvd Streetcar For Sale

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1925 OOAK TYPE-1 Photo: TROLLEY WRECK of St Louis OLIVE Blvd Streetcar:
$24.99

Yes! We offer combined shipping for multiple orders. Thanks for shopping with Original One-of-a-Kind (OOAK) Real PhotoofSt Louis OLIVE Street Transit Streetcar Trolley #2260 Wreck 4x6"by M. LIPSHITZ & CO sign (before recycling company was renamed M. LIPSITZ)
Taken / shot by famous photojournalist, Robert Froelich.
Very good condition - watermark only added to scans uploaded to this listing.
M.Lipshitz (Lipsitz)& CompanyIn the mid-1800's, Mayer Lipshitz and his son Louis Lipshitz arrived in Waco, Texas, to open "Louis Lipshitz Wholesale" a recycling company. Louis Lipsitz recycled copper, brass, iron, rags, rope, animal bones and hides, glass containers, and as family history has it, Louis would purchase anything that could be recycled.
For obvious reasons, the company changed its name (and family members changed their names) toLipsitz.
Today, M. Lipsitz & Company is celebrating its 127th year with 14 locations in the Southwest United States. M. Lipsitz & Company is the oldest business in Waco, Texas, and recognized as a Texas Treasure Business by the Texas Historical Commission.Russell Froelich, Sr. (1890–1958) was a pioneer of both early aviation and aerial photography who took thousands of lasting images of the St. Louis region for the city’s newspaper outlets from 1911 to the 1950s, helped the war effort in WWI with aerial mapping, was a color photography innovator and even invented a monoplane.
The monoplaneFroelichdesigned and built in 1911 pioneered the fixed-wing aircraft configuration with a single mainplane (in contrast to biplanes of the era) which became the most common structure of aircraft after the 1930s. In his twenties, he began both designing and helping to build airplanes with early local flyers, such as Tom Benoist of the Benoist Aircraft Company, leading to the role as official photographer for the manufacturer.
American entry into WWI led Froelich to put his talents and skills to wartime use. He began taking aerial photographs from wing-mounted cameras that he improvised to fit given situations and flight conditions, helping the US Army Signal Corps develop terrain maps of Europe.
After the War, Froelich worked as a beat photographer for St. Louis newspapers, including the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, and the St. Louis Star. He eventually managed the photography team which gave him access to a wide range of subject matter and the ability to experiment with action photography and the evolution of color techniques
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