Multi-tasking auto assembly workers on the Dodge Motor Company assembly line in Detroit, Michigan in 1936. Looks like a truck and then a car coming down the line?

Dr. Pepper trucks and drivers lined up for a company promotional photograph in the 1950's.  This picture was taken in Dallas, Texas, headquarters for the soft drink company. The beautiful Art Deco Dr. Pepper Headquarters Building on Mockingbird Lane was demolished in the 1980's to make room for a supermarket and the company moved to the burbs.

Image of children gathered around a Good Humor Ice Cream truck in the 1920's.  In 1920, Harry Burt invented the Good Humor Ice Cream Bar and patented it in 1923.  Burt sold his Good Humor bars from a fleet of white trucks like this equipped with bells & uniformed drivers.  Good Humor is still sold today under the Breyers label. 

Greyhound Bus Station located in Downtown Louisville, Kentucky. This photo was taken sometime in the late 1940's.  The Shell gas station sign and the Brown Hotel can also be clearly seen . 

The Greyhound Bus Station ticket agents & counter in tiny Belvedere Junction, New Jersey taken in 1948.  This photo was part of a series of photos recording the transportation system of the U.S. during the mid to late forties.  The photograph was taken by Esther Bubley working under a grant from the SONJ. Note the Life Savers, Spearmint Gum, Wigley's Gum, Chiclets Gum and Harvest Cigars in display.

Employees of the Central Tire Company unload a new shipment of tires in front of their shop. This photograph was located originally in Arkansas, the tire shop was probably located somewhere in the Central U.S. The B. F. Goodrich Tire Company origins go back to 1870 in Akron, Ohio. Hood was a division of the Goodrich Company. The French Company Michelin bought out the Goodrich Company in 1988.

This wonderful photograph from a local Railway Express Agency Office was taken by the commercial photographer next door in the late 1940's or 1950's.  The photograph was originally acquired in California although the location is unknown.  Note the cocker spaniel dog hanging out the window and Double Mint advertisement on the side.

Greyhound bus at NYC station boards U.S. Navy sailors bound for the Nation's Capitol in this nostalgic image from WWII.  This photograph was part of a series done during and after the 2nd World War to document the transportation system of the U.S.  The photographer was Esther Bubley who was working under a grant from SONJ.  Photo printed from negative.