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For a build with no portrait article, the answer divides cleanly by century: the modern faces survive in print; the founding faces were never pictured in any carrier reached. John Roncz (1948–2023): a photographed man — trade-press and obituary carriers (the funeral-home record; Flying; AvWeb) carry his portrait and his dates, and his face is the documented face of the Voyager and GlobalFlyer airfoils; a portrait survives and is located in the press record. The Newtons: photographed as the firm's principals in the trade and company record of Hoosier Racing Tire's course — the founders of the town's one national firm stand pictured at company-record strength. Lawrence Groves, the antique dealer of the unsolved file below, stands in the state's cold-case deck tradition with the deck's portrait card form (the deck profiles its victims with portraits; his card's image was not inspected and is not described here). The earlier faces — the Earls, the Manguses of the directory era, the 1917 bank's officers — carry no portrait in any carrier reached: photography existed for the latest of them, but no surviving portrait is located, and the build prints none. Image rows for assembly are registered in this lane's accounting (IMG-G-1, IMG-G-2) with rights basis stated at location; nothing was pulled.