Henry Ford: Model T

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This Expert Set was compiled in 2013 to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Henry Ford’s birth.

1909 Ford Model T Touring Car - 7

Ford "The Universal Car" Sign, 1910-1918

Ingersoll Milling Machine Used at Ford Motor Company Highland Park Plant, 1912 - 7

1914 Ford Model T Touring Car, Given to John Burroughs by Henry Ford - 13

Publication, "Ford at the Panama-Pacific Exposition, San Francisco, 1915" - 2

1919 Ford Model T Sedan - 4

1924 Ford Motor Company Institutional Message Advertising Campaign, "Organized Economies" - 1

1924 Ford Motor Company Institutional Message Advertising Campaign, "Opening the Highways to All Mankind" - 1

Advertisement for the 1925 Ford Model T, "It is Bringing People Together"

Advertisement for the 1925 Ford Model T, "Where the Nearest Neighbor May be Miles Away"

Henry Ford and Edsel Ford in Fifteen-Millionth Ford Model T Car on the Last Day of Model T Production, May 26, 1927

1927 Ford Model T Touring Car, The Fifteen-Millionth Ford

Ford Model T in the Mud during the New York-Seattle Transcontinental Race, 1909

Family in Ford Model T in Front of Farmhouse, circa 1910 - 1

Ford Model T Chassis Being Lined up outside the Highland Park Plant, circa 1913

1914 Ford Model T Touring Car Parked on Street

Sawing Wood Using the Ford Model T Sawmill Conversion, circa 1919

Henry Ford with Ford Model T Car, Buffalo, New York, 1921

Henry Ford with Ten-Millionth Ford Model T and 1896 Quadricycle, 1924

Keywords	Henry Ford Model Ts
Themes	Mobility

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