Randy, one of our CAA members in California, most recently shared a couple of photos of a 1915 Pierce-Arrow Limousine with a Kimball-built body. He’s now sent this photo and the accompanying information. Thanks again, Randy!

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“This photo was taken on Liberty Street, in Franklin, Pennsylvania, which is in the northwestern part of the state. The women inside is Edna Ulrich, and this is her Popcorn Wagon. If you look closely at the colored glass above her head, you can see her name in the glass. I believe  this is the large ‘D’ Model Cretors wagon with the driver’s seat out in front. I had never seen it, but was told that she had a large pony that she used to hitch to it, and it and the wagon were housed in a building a couple of  blocks away from this spot. I’m not sure of the time period, but the wagon looks in very nice condition, and I am guessing that the customer’s attire dates to maybe around the late 1930s?”

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My guess (Jennifer here) is that the lady’s ankle-length dress would’ve been from an earlier era. What do you think?

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popcorn wagon in philly

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