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Clement Studebaker, 1831-1901
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John Mohler Studebaker, 1833-1917
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H. & C. Studebaker Factory, 1856
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Runabout, 1902
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Plant No. 1, South Bend, with Plant No. 2 in distance, showing new closed body plants in foreground and at left, with administration building in left foreground
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Plant No. 1, South Bend, with Plant No. 2 in distance, showing new closed body plants in foreground and at left, with administration building in left foreground, 1924
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President Harrison's Carriage
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Studebaker Shop and Home, Ashland, Ohio, 1835
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Studebaker Plant, 1868
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Studebaker Plant, 1872 -- Studebaker Plant, 1876
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Studebaker Plant, 1872 and 1876
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Studebaker Plants, South Bend, 1890 -- Studebaker Plants, South Bend,1910
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Studebaker proving ground, 1931
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Studebaker Corporation
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1958.
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1958.
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1958.
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