Original U.S. WWII Ohio War Transportation Committee Rideshare Hand Painted Masonite Road Sign - 24” x 18” Original Machine Guns with an excellent fouled anchor

with an excellent fouled anchor etch on both sides of the carbon steel blade

of 115 Lakeview Drive

It is overlaid with 24 carat gold including a stylized Lion which if you look carefully has red Ruby gemstone eyes

We were told that Ted’s closest friend in the squad was Gus Pratt of Maryland to whom he remained close until their passing

Original U.S. WWII Ohio War Transportation Committee Rideshare Hand Painted Masonite Road Sign - 24” x 18” Original Machine Guns with an excellent fouled anchorOriginal Item: Only One Available. Carpooling first became prominent in the United States as a rationing tactic during World War II. Ridesharing began during World War II through car clubs or car sharing clubs. The US Office of Civilian Defense asked neighborhood councils to encourage four workers to share a ride in one car to conserve rubber for the war effort. It also created a ride sharing program called the Car Sharing Club Exchange and Self