[MODEL T ASSEMBLY AND LAUNCHING OF THE HENRY FORD II]

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[MODEL T ASSEMBLY AND LAUNCHING OF THE HENRY FORD II] Produced: 1924

Description The original catalog description provided by the Ford Motor Company reads as follows: Worker putting radiators on conveyor belt - stacks of radiators on floor - radiators on conveyor belt going around corner - worker removing radiators from conveyor, testing them, replacing them on conveyor - parts moving on overhead conveyor - heated metal rims rolling down tracks, lifted and put on mounting rack by worker, wooden rim and spoke assembly being inserted in metal rim - assembled wheels rolling down track, tested by worker - views of different models of Model T, people near and getting into them - automobile manufacturing machinery in operation - large presses - motors on outdoor overhead conveyor - view of bow of freighter ‘Henry Ford II,’ spectators, tugboats - freighter being launched sideways [3/1/24], spectators - Model T body lowered over chassis on line, workers. [1926]

https://catalog.archives.gov/id/91105

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