1935 Print Aikins Nitroglycerin N-G Buggy Man Sulphuric Acid Cart Dynamite FZ2 PR5 He never carried a weapon

He never carried a weapon during this time

Incorporation located at 358 N

Frank Kelly

This is an original 1910 color print of an illustration by Maria Louise Kirk (1860-1938) that portrays the legendary Onondaga or Mohawk Indian leader Hiawatha

all of which are said to still survive

1935 Print Aikins Nitroglycerin N-G Buggy Man Sulphuric Acid Cart Dynamite FZ2 PR5 He never carried a weaponThis is an original 1935 halftone print of a man pushing a cart of chemicals down a wooden ramp. The caption writes, "Child of the acids nitric and sulphuric and of glycerin, here is nitroglycerin, the tetchy soul of dynamite, en route to distant quarters where it will be married to an absorbent 'dope.' The copper tanked 'N G Buggy' is limp hosed, rubber tired, and quietly handled, for nitroglycerin is easily shocked." Photography by Aikins. CONDITION