E-M-F, Flanders, and Studebaker Photographs
Archival Collection Overview
Historical Note
Automobile manufacturer Everitt-Metzger-Flanders Co. (E-M-F) began in 1908 intending to mass produce an automobile in a medium price range. The company was named for its three founders: Barney Everitt, successful Detroit automobile body-builder; William Metzger, premier Cadillac Motor Co. salesman; and Walter Flanders, who had previously worked as Henry Ford's first production manager at Ford Motor Company. LeRoy Pelletier, another former Ford Motor Co. employee, was named advertising manager...
Scope and Content Note
The E-M-F, Flanders, and Studebaker photographs consists of 238 black-and-white photographic prints that were once part of an album, most of which are unlabeled and undated. The photographs provide excellent visual documentation of E-M-F and Flanders automobiles, particularly the promotion of their durability and reliability, and include images of E-M-F 20, E-M-F 30, and Flanders 20 models. Researchers should note that some prints are water damaged.
Most photographs depict the use of t...
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91.1.1769.0
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