America At Play: Coney Island / Airplane Production
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America At Play: Coney Island / Airplane Production Produced: 1918
Description The original catalog description provided by the Ford Motor Company reads as follows: a. “Have you ever been to Coney? -- No? Well then you’ve missed half of the fun in this old world for Coney is where they manufacture it. Fun in large packages or small, for grown up or growing ups -- it’s the place to play for a day.” View of wide street, large buildings, traffic, automobile, pedestrian, lamp posts along street - view of people walking down store-lined and concession-lined street - large round tilting and revolving structure with cars moving along outside track, close-up of ride, elephant walks through foreground, people entering ears, ride in operation - cars swinging from long cables - cars being swung around corners. [1918] b. Formation of B-24 Liberator bombers in flight - close-up of bomber in flight - fuselage of plane at Willow Run - women workers installing wiring, other parts of B-24 fuselage - overhead view of workers assembling airplane - wing - interior view of plant, machinery. [1942]
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