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The good looking MB in this photo has a nice top. What kind of structure is that? A Cabin?
The Swedish translates to English as: “Staff trip to Storvallen 1948. From left: Uno Branden, Britta, Ingrid Hellström, Einar Montén and Astrid Walster.”
https://jlm.kulturhotell.se/items/show/143324
That structure is likely a “cold cellar”, which is what people in the Northern climates used as a refrigerator before commercial refrigeration. The giveaways are the rammed earth construction and the tilted door.
Craig, ahhh … hadn’t thought of that. I’ve been in cold cellars, but hadn’t seen one shaped quite like that.
– Dave
Women wearing slacks in 1948, very racy! My grandma would not approve!
More pictures of jeeps here:
https://jlm.kulturhotell.se/items/browse?query=jeep&submit_search=Sök&type%5B0%5D=5&query_type=exact_match&record_types%5B0%5D=Item&record_types%5B1%5D=Publication&record_types%5B2%5D=Individual&layout=list&page=2
Thanks for the link Oscar,
Some great vintage jeep and people photos!
– Dave