[PRECISION BUILT LINCOLN:ADVERTISEMENT,THE]
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[PRECISION BUILT LINCOLN:ADVERTISEMENT,THE] Produced: 1928
Description The original catalog description provided by the Ford Motor Company reads as follows: Lincoln automobile plant interior - workers - gear-cutting machinery in operation - close-up of finished gear. “Part Four will follow immediately.” “Assembling the Lincoln steering gear.” Worker assembles, oils, and fastens parts - assembled chassis - two men in snow covered forest cut down a tree, tractors draw sleds loaded with logs - workers in plant cut lumber on power saws - assembly of wooden frame for automobile body - workers paint wooden frame - worker paints wooden frame, metal braces, uses power drill to drill holes for screws through brace into frame, attaches screws - workers complete body assembly - tack fabric to roof, trim edges, cover roof with several thicknesses of fabric and trim edges, tack fabric to frame. [1928]
https://catalog.archives.gov/id/90730
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