Eleven Ford Motor Company instructional charts, post-War, ((11))

Eleven Ford Motor Company instructional charts, post-War, some printed in colour, the rest monochrome, on paper 76 x 101cm, some torn or with nicks and loss to paper. (11) Lot to be sold without reser

A broad historical study of the provocative innovations of European and American photography between the World Wars. This volume presents more than 160 images from the Ford Motor Company Collection, a

Eleven (11) Post Revolutionary War Issac Bikerstaff almanacks, 1st-10th items: "The New-England Almanack, or, Lady's and Gentleman's Diary, For the Year(s) of our Lord Christ 1792-1793, 1800, 1805, 18

Fourteen Early Postcards - 11 Related to Ford Motor Company + 3 "Peace at any Price"

Eleven Early Postcards Related to the Ford Motor Company

775. Ford V-8 Trucks Service Chart. Dearborn, MI: Ford Motor Company, ca. 1937. Thirteen-page poster (24 x 35 ½ ”) sized staple bound booklet published and distributed to dealers and mechanics by F

Ford Motor Company Greyhound Motor Mascot, Ca. 1935, H 5.75" L 11.5" | Zinc die cast greyhound in mid-stride. Ford logo medallion and V8 below the greyhound. 1935 model accessory.

Lot of three unused post cards issued by the Ford Motor Company to sell their Ford de luxe club plane. Elegant prose extolls the plane's virtues: "Beautiful as a jewel, it spreads its wings like burni

Canadian. 1937. Single sided lithographed paper. Marked, "Ford Motor Company of Canada Limited" lower left edge. Describes recommended lubrication and maintenance for 1937 Ford V8 cars. Exhibits soili

Dimension: L: 11.5 W: 6 H: 7 Inches AboutThe Ford Model T also known as “Tin Lizzie” is an automobile that was produced by Henry Ford's Ford Motor Company from October 1, 1908, to May 26, 1927. It

A set of six 1950s FORD Motor Company ads from various magazines, including the Saturday Evening Post - with a featured RARE pamphlet - 1951 FORD prestige brochure titled "FORD STEPS AHEAD WITH 43 "LO

Framed photo of Goebel Motor Company, Ford and Fordson Tractors dealership buildings with Model T. Photograph on card by Beckwith Studio, South City, Nebraska, C. 1920's. 11 3/4" x 14".

Lot consists of letters from Captain Griffith Jones of Company a Pennsylvania cavalry. 19 of the letters or Civil War dated with 11 other items dated postwar including a grouping of newspaper clipping

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War First Eleven US Presidents Currier Lithographic Color Print 1844-Dated, Hand-Colored, N. Currier Lithographic Print of First Eleven U.S. Presidents, Washington to P

Group of Military Photographic Ephemera including "Collier's New Photographic History of the World's War", eleven prints of U.S. warships, 2 packs of "10 Military Comic Post Cards" from Camp Davis, a

Eleven RPC's of the United States Navy in the days post The Great White Fleet and beyond. RPC's show sailors at work, officers posing, orphaned war children, Men O' War ships and more. Some are blank,

1958 Mercury Turnpike Cruiser. In 1956 Mercury, a division of Ford Motor Company, wanted to move into a more upmarket luxury status and created a concept car called the Mercury XM-Turnpike Cruiser. Th

Rated 7.5, 22.5"x33", DSP oval sign has has wear and scratches in the field, marked property of Ford Motor Company & Veribrite. The Authentication Company #016439

rated 7.5, 10"x15", SST oval embossed sign has wear, Stout started in business in 1923 and Ford Motor Company bought them in 1924. The Authentication Company #037635

Vintage hand crafted Live Steam locomotive train model. Crafted by William H. Weinman over a five year span of time starting in 1959. Mr. Weinman worked as an Engineer for Ford Motor Company, Bethlehe

Made by the American Silversmiths Guild in 1977 the 75th anniversary of Ford Motor Company. Following is taken from letter sent to Ford Dealers. "Meticulously hand-crafted by master silversmith, each

Genuine Ford Parts Double Sided Porcelain (DSP) Oval Sign. Good color and gloss with wear and small chips in the field. Marked property of Ford Motor Company & Samuel Signs. Measures 16.5"x24". Rated

1929 Ford Model A Roadster. In February 1929 Ford Motor Company had sold one million Model A's. Five months later the company had sold two million. It may have seemed like everybody had a Model A and

rated 8, 16.5"x24", DSP oval sign, has good color and gloss, display has one chip in "N", reverse has several smaller chips, marked property of Ford Motor Company & Veribrite TAC #011427