Dallas, Texas Postcard "LAMAR-SMITH FUNERAL HOME" w/ Hearses

Peter...you are right. Forties they all are. From left to right we have a pair of '46-'48 S&S Cadillacs, then there's a 22nd Series Henney-Packard, at the head of that row we see a 1949 S&S Cadillac Knickerbocker combination car. The '47-'48 Chevy in the driveway could be a Weller, Barnette a National or one of the other second-tier builders while there appears to be a '42 Ford - not obviously a Siebert - perhaps a converted sedan delivery - behind that. Thanks for posting this fascinating image.
 
Keith Snyder said:
Pet From left to right we have a pair of '46-'48 S&S Cadillacs, then there's a 22nd Series Henney-Packard, at the head of that row we see a 1949 S&S Cadillac Knickerbocker combination car.
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The car on the left looks like a '47-ish Superior/Pontiac.
 
Lamar and Smith

They were a power house firm into the early 1960s. Restland came into existence in the late 50s and really hurt the local neighborhood funeral homes.
 
Lamar and Smith

Lamar and Smith was a powerhouse firm for decades. Restland came into existence in late 1950s and really hurt the local neighborhood funeral homes.
 
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