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- Advertisement for Ford-Ferguson Tractors, 1944 - Henry Ford rarely missed an opportunity to promote his idea of farmers growing crops for industry. In this ad for a tractor, much of the copy talks about producing crops for industry. The case for the tractor is made obliquely through references to lowering the cost of production, but it is never actually mentioned in the text.
- November 01, 1944
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Advertisement for Ford-Ferguson Tractors, 1944
Henry Ford rarely missed an opportunity to promote his idea of farmers growing crops for industry. In this ad for a tractor, much of the copy talks about producing crops for industry. The case for the tractor is made obliquely through references to lowering the cost of production, but it is never actually mentioned in the text.
- Ford Motor Company Worker Safety Posters, "Tune In, Universal Safety," 1924 -
- 1924
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Ford Motor Company Worker Safety Posters, "Tune In, Universal Safety," 1924
- Ford Motor Company Worker Safety Poster, "Safety First. Save Your Eyes, Use Goggles," 1924 -
- 1924
- Collections - Artifact
Ford Motor Company Worker Safety Poster, "Safety First. Save Your Eyes, Use Goggles," 1924
- Today as Yesterday Cars Run their Best on the Best Gasoline, circa 1952 - This advertisement for Ethyl antiknock gasoline additive features historic vehicles from Browniekar, Auburn, and Dodge. The main image shows a 1914 Dodge touring car being used at a rally for women's suffrage. The automobile served as a mobile podium and billboard for American women who fought for the vote in the early 20th century.
- 1953
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Today as Yesterday Cars Run their Best on the Best Gasoline, circa 1952
This advertisement for Ethyl antiknock gasoline additive features historic vehicles from Browniekar, Auburn, and Dodge. The main image shows a 1914 Dodge touring car being used at a rally for women's suffrage. The automobile served as a mobile podium and billboard for American women who fought for the vote in the early 20th century.
- "Herman Miller is Alexander Girard," 1967 -
- 1967
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"Herman Miller is Alexander Girard," 1967
- "Herman Miller Furniture and Fabrics for Every Public and Residential Area," 1953-1955 -
- 1953-1955
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"Herman Miller Furniture and Fabrics for Every Public and Residential Area," 1953-1955
- Engraver Sheet for Textile Fabric Style No. 2214, Cocheco Mfg. Co., September 1885 - During the 19th century, New England textile mills manufactured billions of yards of fabric for the mass market, producing roller-printed cottons using increasingly complex mechanized processes. Colorful cotton prints, like those made by Cocheco Manufacturing Company, became affordable to almost everyone.
- September 01, 1885
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Engraver Sheet for Textile Fabric Style No. 2214, Cocheco Mfg. Co., September 1885
During the 19th century, New England textile mills manufactured billions of yards of fabric for the mass market, producing roller-printed cottons using increasingly complex mechanized processes. Colorful cotton prints, like those made by Cocheco Manufacturing Company, became affordable to almost everyone.
- Engraver Sheet for Textile Fabric Style No. 2216 A, Cocheco Mfg. Co., October 1885 - During the 19th century, New England textile mills manufactured billions of yards of fabric for the mass market, producing roller-printed cottons using increasingly complex mechanized processes. Colorful cotton prints, like those made by Cocheco Manufacturing Company, became affordable to almost everyone.
- October 01, 1885
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Engraver Sheet for Textile Fabric Style No. 2216 A, Cocheco Mfg. Co., October 1885
During the 19th century, New England textile mills manufactured billions of yards of fabric for the mass market, producing roller-printed cottons using increasingly complex mechanized processes. Colorful cotton prints, like those made by Cocheco Manufacturing Company, became affordable to almost everyone.
- Engraver Sheet for Textile Fabric Style No. 2216 B, Cocheco Mfg. Co., September 1885 - During the 19th century, New England textile mills manufactured billions of yards of fabric for the mass market, producing roller-printed cottons using increasingly complex mechanized processes. Colorful cotton prints, like those made by Cocheco Manufacturing Company, became affordable to almost everyone.
- September 01, 1885
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Engraver Sheet for Textile Fabric Style No. 2216 B, Cocheco Mfg. Co., September 1885
During the 19th century, New England textile mills manufactured billions of yards of fabric for the mass market, producing roller-printed cottons using increasingly complex mechanized processes. Colorful cotton prints, like those made by Cocheco Manufacturing Company, became affordable to almost everyone.
- Engraver Sheet for Textile Fabric Style No. 2221 A, B, and C, Cocheco Mfg. Co., September 1885 - During the 19th century, New England textile mills manufactured billions of yards of fabric for the mass market, producing roller-printed cottons using increasingly complex mechanized processes. Colorful cotton prints, like those made by Cocheco Manufacturing Company, became affordable to almost everyone.
- September 01, 1885
- Collections - Artifact
Engraver Sheet for Textile Fabric Style No. 2221 A, B, and C, Cocheco Mfg. Co., September 1885
During the 19th century, New England textile mills manufactured billions of yards of fabric for the mass market, producing roller-printed cottons using increasingly complex mechanized processes. Colorful cotton prints, like those made by Cocheco Manufacturing Company, became affordable to almost everyone.