Modern Mechanix
Issue: Jun, 1934
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Posted: 05/10/2010
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Jap Auto Is Traveling Postoffice (Jun, 1934)

Jap Auto Is Traveling Postoffice

A POSTOFFICE is always at hand when passengers arrive or embark from any ship at the Japanese seaport village of Kobe. An enterprising postmaster has set up offices in the rear of an odd automobile. He follows the crowds around the water front, selling postal supplies to sailors and travellers. The car is powered with a motorcycle engine.

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  1. Stephen says: May 11, 20105:18 am

    If this is the Kobe I have heard of (see link) it’s an awfully long way from being a “seaport fishing village” now!

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