[DAHLINGER FAMILY, PICNIC AND HARNESS RACING]

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[DAHLINGER FAMILY, PICNIC AND HARNESS RACING] Produced: 1934

Description The original catalog description provided by the Ford Motor Company reads as follows: Men and women sitting on benches, chairs out of doors, two men standing talking - men and woman on horse-drawn sulkies racing around racetrack - three sulkies racing around track - kettle over open fire, coffee pot hanging from rack above fire, man adding to liquid in kettle, stirring, outdoor table - boy getting off horse, making horse kneel, lie down, get up, mounting horse, riding off - women near outdoor table, covered wagon with top drawn back - fire, bucket and coffee pot over fire, people gathered around table filling plates - boy filling plate from kettle near fire, man putting lid on kettle, people sitting around table, man filling plate from food on smaller table - man filling plate from kettle, walking over to cupboard on back of covered wagon - group around table - men filling plates - women filling plates - sulky racing [at Ford farm] - sulky stopping, man walking onto track, adjusting harness - boy standing by sulky, men holding horse - boy on sulky, turning it around - boy in group of men - sulky racing around track - horse and sulky led past group of people - sulky racing - man on horse on track with sulky - woman on sulky driving around track - group sitting on bench - close-ups of people on benches, men and women around table looking at baby in basket - women by table, moving aside, baby in basket on table, women playing with baby - women and men sitting around talking - sulkies on track, man walking out to sulky driven by woman. [1934]

https://catalog.archives.gov/id/91138

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