2112 PACIFIC AVE, TACOMA

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9 Collections results for 2112 PACIFIC AVE, TACOMA

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A36698-1

Interior view of Hunt and Mottet Company, they were a wholesale hardware and sporting goods equipment business, located at 2112 Pacific Avenue in Tacoma. The showroom has ice skates, fishing poles and other fishing equipment, boat engines, footballs, duck decoys, golf clubs and accessories, sleeping bags, tool boxes, and many other sporting goods equipment and hardware.


Sporting goods; Sporting goods stores--Tacoma; Fishing & hunting gear; Arms & armament--Tacoma; Recreation--Tacoma; Sporting goods industry--Tacoma; Hunt & Mottet Co. (Tacoma);

A36698-2

Hunt and Mottet Company was a wholesale hardware and sporting good distributing company in Tacoma. The company's officers were: Ernest C. Richards, President, Albert H. Heath, Vice-President and Treasurer, J. Carroll Richards, Secretary; their offices were located in downtown Tacoma. Interior view of Hunt and Mottet Company's showroom, fishing poles, reels, and other fishing equipment and supplies are displayed.


Sporting goods; Sporting goods stores--Tacoma; Merchandise displays--Tacoma; Fishing & hunting gear; Fishing--Tacoma; Recreation--Tacoma; Sporting goods industry--Tacoma; Hunt & Mottet Co. (Tacoma);

D7036-3

Attempted robbery at Hunt and Mottet Company. Officers in office. Police officer looking around desk with flashlight. (T. Times)


Police--Tacoma--1930-1940; Robberies--Tacoma--1930-1940; Hunt & Mottet Co. (Tacoma);

D7036-4

Attempted robbery at Hunt and Mottet Company. Office interior. Police officer, or security guard, pointing out something to inspector who is taking notes. (T. Times)


Police--Tacoma--1930-1940; Robberies--Tacoma--1930-1940; Hunt & Mottet Co. (Tacoma);

D7036-5

Attempted robbery at Hunt and Mottet Company. Man examining switch box on control panel. (T.Times)


Robberies--Tacoma--1930-1940; Hunt & Mottet Co. (Tacoma);

D45681-5

Titus handled many special orders and custom built trucks to accommodate all types of business needs. Interior view of Ford truck built for Hunt and Mottet Company, a wholesale sporting goods and hardware company. This new truck would allow for them to efficiently deliver to hardware stores throughout Western Washington. The truck has many compartments which help keep the company organized.


Automobile dealerships--Tacoma--1940-1950; Ford trucks; Trucks--Tacoma--1940-1950; Hardware; Fishing & hunting gear; Sporting goods; Sporting goods industry--Tacoma--1940-1950; Titus Motor Co. (Tacoma); Hunt & Mottet Co. (Tacoma);

D45681-10

Hunt and Mottet Company, a wholesale sporting goods and hardware company, had just purchased a new Ford truck from Titus Motor Company. This new truck would allow for them to efficiently deliver to hardware stores throughout Western Washington. Interior view of truck; fishing gear and other sporting goods are organized in the many compartments.


Automobile dealerships--Tacoma--1940-1950; Ford trucks; Trucks--Tacoma--1940-1950; Hardware; Fishing & hunting gear; Sporting goods; Sporting goods industry--Tacoma; Titus Motor Co. (Tacoma); Hunt & Mottet Co. (Tacoma);

D45681-2

Titus Motor Company was an authorized Ford cars and trucks dealership, in Tacoma for many years. Titus handled many special orders and custom built trucks to accommodate all types of business needs. Interior view of Ford truck built for Hunt and Mottet Company, a wholesale sporting goods and hardware company. This new truck would allow for them to efficiently deliver to hardware stores throughout Western Washington. TPL-5531


Automobile dealerships--Tacoma; Ford trucks; Trucks--Tacoma--1940-1950; Hardware; Fishing & hunting gear; Sporting goods; Sporting goods industry--Tacoma; Titus Motor Co. (Tacoma); Hunt & Mottet Co. (Tacoma);

D45681-12

Hunt and Mottet Company was a wholesale hardware and sporting good distributing company in Tacoma. The company's officers were: Ernest C. Richards, President, Albert H. Heath, Vice-President and Treasurer, J. Carroll Richards, Secretary; their offices were located in downtown Tacoma. View of the new Ford delivery truck, Number 88; an unidentified company representative is standing by truck. TPL-10344


Ford trucks; Trucks--Tacoma--1940-1950; Hardware; Fishing & hunting gear; Sporting goods; Sporting goods industry--Tacoma; Titus Motor Co. (Tacoma); Hunt & Mottet Co. (Tacoma);