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- Ford Motor Company Glass Plate Negatives--Item 18 -
- February 16, 1916
- Collections - Artifact
Ford Motor Company Glass Plate Negatives--Item 18
- AMF Thermatool, Inc. Brochure, "Flexible Automation: AMF Versatran Industrial Robots," 1970 -
- 1970
- Collections - Artifact
AMF Thermatool, Inc. Brochure, "Flexible Automation: AMF Versatran Industrial Robots," 1970
- "Swatch Chart: A Selection of Contemporary American Fabrics and How They are Made," 1949-2004 -
- 1949-2004
- Collections - Artifact
"Swatch Chart: A Selection of Contemporary American Fabrics and How They are Made," 1949-2004
- Time Magazine, "Mass Producer," March 23, 1942 - Henry Ford was featured on the cover of <em>Time</em> magazine on three occasions during his lifetime: on issues dated July 27, 1925; January 14, 1935; and March 23, 1942. The 1942 edition referred to Ford as a "mass producer," with the cover illustration also including B-24 airplanes built at Ford Motor Company's Willow Run bomber plant.
- March 23, 1942
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Time Magazine, "Mass Producer," March 23, 1942
Henry Ford was featured on the cover of Time magazine on three occasions during his lifetime: on issues dated July 27, 1925; January 14, 1935; and March 23, 1942. The 1942 edition referred to Ford as a "mass producer," with the cover illustration also including B-24 airplanes built at Ford Motor Company's Willow Run bomber plant.
- Textile Processing and Fabric Samples, American Textile Manufacturers Institute, Inc., 1949-2004 -
- 1949-2004
- Collections - Artifact
Textile Processing and Fabric Samples, American Textile Manufacturers Institute, Inc., 1949-2004
- Ford Motor Company Glass Plate Negatives--Item 17 -
- February 11, 1916
- Collections - Artifact
Ford Motor Company Glass Plate Negatives--Item 17
- SI Handling Systems Inc. Brochure, "FMS Starter Kit," 1983 -
- 1983
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SI Handling Systems Inc. Brochure, "FMS Starter Kit," 1983
- The Engineering Magazine, May 1914 - Horace Lucien Arnold, a correspondent for <i>Engineering Magazine</i>, recognized the significance of Ford Motor Company's moving assembly line and began a series of detailed articles on it in 1914. After Arnold's untimely death in early 1915, Fay Leone Faurote continued the project. The finished articles were then combined and published in book form as <i>Ford Methods and the Ford Shops</i>.
- May 01, 1914
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The Engineering Magazine, May 1914
Horace Lucien Arnold, a correspondent for Engineering Magazine, recognized the significance of Ford Motor Company's moving assembly line and began a series of detailed articles on it in 1914. After Arnold's untimely death in early 1915, Fay Leone Faurote continued the project. The finished articles were then combined and published in book form as Ford Methods and the Ford Shops.
- Educational Material, "Stages of Yarn Manufacture," circa 1965 -
- circa 1965
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Educational Material, "Stages of Yarn Manufacture," circa 1965
- Hand-book on Cotton Manufacture: or, A Guide to Machine-Building, Spinning, and Weaving, 1867 -
- 1867
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Hand-book on Cotton Manufacture: or, A Guide to Machine-Building, Spinning, and Weaving, 1867