B
W.T. & Co. AD U.S.A.
small C1081S1-43
small C1081S1-43
C large
C4961L1-8
C4531L1-9
C4961L1-8
C4531L1-9
Indianapolis, Indiana
The capital city & county seat of Marion County.
The capital city & county seat of Marion County.
L small
C917S1-44
C917S1-44
American Nut Co.
H small
C1502S2-23
C1502S2-23
Nothing small
C1502S3-5
C1502S3-5
Buggies {Parry-Parry Keystone
monogram} Indianapolis
not in my collection
monogram} Indianapolis
not in my collection
Parry Automobile Ad...Published: May 13, 1911
{David McLean Parry} the founder of this automobile.
Before launching the Parry Automobile, David Parry
was a successful businessman who manufactured
the Parry Buggy, located in Indianapolis, Indiana. He
was also involved with early railroading in Indiana,
Ohio, and Michigan.
After his first unsuccessful venture in auto
manufacturing, his brother Edward tried, and was
no more successful than David. A son-in-law,
William Carey Teasdale, briefly took the Parry Auto
Company into the manufacture of The Overland
Automobile. This was sold to John Willis and
eventually became Willis-Overland, and later on the
Jeep.
The family was very well known in Indianapolis
society, and after his death in 1915, his wife, Hessie
Maxwell Parry continued to be active.
not in my collection
{David McLean Parry} the founder of this automobile.
Before launching the Parry Automobile, David Parry
was a successful businessman who manufactured
the Parry Buggy, located in Indianapolis, Indiana. He
was also involved with early railroading in Indiana,
Ohio, and Michigan.
After his first unsuccessful venture in auto
manufacturing, his brother Edward tried, and was
no more successful than David. A son-in-law,
William Carey Teasdale, briefly took the Parry Auto
Company into the manufacture of The Overland
Automobile. This was sold to John Willis and
eventually became Willis-Overland, and later on the
Jeep.
The family was very well known in Indianapolis
society, and after his death in 1915, his wife, Hessie
Maxwell Parry continued to be active.
not in my collection
Parry Automobile Ad...Published:
May 13, 1911
not in my collection
May 13, 1911
not in my collection
The Progress
Medicine Co.
Dr. J.J. Kerrs Medicine Co.
Remedies
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Medicine Co.
Dr. J.J. Kerrs Medicine Co.
Remedies
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Charles Major Cigar // Ed Anschuetz Indpls. Ind. C1591
Indianapolis, Indiana other collectibles I have are listed below.
W.T. & Co. T U.S.A
{small}997S3-S3-52
{small}997S3-S3-52
The N.A.R.D. Journal
Indianapolis Information
Otto Schaaf Lafayette druggist has moved
into the new home he purchased recently
from Captain Wright on Greenbush street
Indianapolis Information
Otto Schaaf Lafayette druggist has moved
into the new home he purchased recently
from Captain Wright on Greenbush street
