Pontiac Collection (page 3)

Pontiac GTO Convertible, 1970, Red
Pontiac GTO Convertible 1970 Red

CHIEF PONTIAC (d. 1769). Ottawa Native American Chief. Painting by John Mix Stanley, mid 19th century

Old wooden granary at fist light near Pontiac, Illinois, USA

Advertisement by Pontiac and General Motors honoring the men and women in different branches of the armed forces during
WORLD WAR II: U.S. FORCES. Advertisement by Pontiac and General Motors honoring the men and women in different branches of the armed forces during World War II

Greeting Card from Pontiac, Michigan. ca. 1941, Pontiac, Michigan, USA, Greeting Card from Pontiac, Michigan

Computers Used At GMC
Pontiac, Michigan: c. 1962 Engineers at the GMC Truck Division use an IBM digital computer in place of field tests to evaluate braking systems

The Chats, From Pontiac, Canada, Nineteenth Century Engraving

Visit of Pontiac and the Indians to Major Gladwin, Us, Usa, 1870S Engraving

Pontiac Trans-Am, 1970, Blue, & white
Pontiac Trans-Am 1970 Blue & white

Livingston County Courthouse in Pontiac, Illinois, USA

The death of Pontiac. Pontiac lying on ground; Indian with tomahawk standing over him. Date c1897

Pontiac Sports Coupe
Pontiacs De Luxe Eight Sports Coupe, a handsome two-door tourer. Date: 1937

Rotary-dial telephone
Plastic rotary-dial telephone photographed at Route 66 Hall of Fame and Museum, Pontiac, Illinois

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Ottawa chief Pontiac in tribal council, holding a wampum belt. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

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British General Henry Bouquets council with Native Americans during Pontiacs War, 1763. Hand-colored woodcut

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Native Americans burning a schooner in the Detroit River at night during Pontiacs War, 1763-1764. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Pontiac 6-cyclinder Roadster

Pontiac Bonneville

Pontiac Chieftain ambulance

Pontiac Starchief

USA, California, San Francisco, North Beach, The Beat Museum, honoring mid-20th century American poets and writers of the Beat movement, 1940s Pontiac car, similar to one stolen by Neal Cassidy

Pontiac Streamliner 4-door Flathead 6
A Pontiac Streamliner 4-door Flathead 6

Old Pontiac, an American car kept working since before the revolution, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba, West Indies, Central America

PONTIAC 1958
Vista-lounge interiors with Seats wider than a sofa in the new wide-track Pontiac (a division of General Motors)

Under Pontiac Besiege
Ottawa native Americans under Pontiac besiege Fort Detroit but later they make peace

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