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#26
07-10-2013, 08:31 PM
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Krause
The Krause shown in the OP is very interesting.....
This may have been one of the salesman samples used in convincing the Clement Brothers into changing from the funny oval images in 1909 to the Rectangular 1910 image we are more familiar with today... Surely one of the board members lives in NYC and can take a peek at the Burdick Collection....the D380 Krause is in fact, there. 
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