To "Suit" a Man (The Making of Men's Clothing) / To a Queen's Taste (The Making of Candy) / Seminole Indians of Florida

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To "Suit" a Man (The Making of Men's Clothing) / To a Queen's Taste (The Making of Candy) / Seminole Indians of Florida Produced: 1920

Description The original catalog description provided by the Ford Motor Company reads as follows: a. Clothing factory interior with women operating sewing machines - steps in the manufacture of men’s suits illustrated by workers cutting cloth, sewing material by machine and by hand, attaching pockets and facings, pressing and packing completed trousers - men dressed in a variety of factory-made clothing. [1920] b. Interior of candy factory with workers and machinery mixing ingredients, filling molds. [1920] c. Florida everglades with canoes and dugouts, waterways, and vegetation - Seminole Indian village with huts - Indian women preparing food, chopping wood - Indian father playing with children - Indian woman making bread - Indian family around open fire. [1919]

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