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| The International Supply Company was known for selling farm equipment, motor trucks, tractors, power units, machinery of all kinds, and was organized by R. P. McKenzie in 1934. The company also had the Packard Agency for the county of Beaufort. They distributed the International Harvester Company's line, and were an outgrowth of an original International distributing outlet in Washington. This company reached into several surrounding counties with its services. I t carried a complete stock of parts and repairs for all International machinery and also maintained a complete service department. The plant consisted of over 30,000 square feet of floor space. This photo image was taken from the Special Rotogravure Section featuring the First City to Bear the Name of Washington in the Washington Daily News. |