Old Train / Air Transport of Automobile / Tractor Demonstration / Air Show / Physical Therapy for a Cripple / Phosphate Mining

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Old Train / Air Transport of Automobile / Tractor Demonstration / Air Show / Physical Therapy for a Cripple / Phosphate Mining Produced: 1920

Description The original catalog description provided by the Ford Motor Company reads as follows: a. Girls riding atop carriages on railroad wheels hooked to old locomotive, trains move down the track - other trains pass by, girls wave - close-up of man in top hat and girl in flowered bonnet - close-up of girls, train moving with loaded carriages, men in straw hats run alongside. [1920] b. Flying boat taxies up to dock - men unload unassembled car onto sled on dock. Views of workers assembling car. [1924] c. Large display of various tractors on field pulling various implements - woman driving tractor from wagon hooked on behind tractor - tractor with amplifier and loud-speaker hook-up. [1922] d. Biplane on display - view of back, front, view of small plane taking off - spectators watching plane overhead, tower and hangar in background . Biplane ‘Dayton Wright Cruiser No. 4,’ people sitting on ground near wing - close-up of door and cockpit section of all-metal plane - large biplane - view of biplane taking off - small tube-shaped plane - view of nose of plane - large biplane - biplane with ‘U.S. Mail’ written on side - biplane in flight. Scene of stagecoach chase, circus tents in background. [1926] e. Two men helping a cripple to walk. [1926] f. Men with high pressure hose - close-up of pipes and drainage ditch for run-off from hoses, water drops through grille - large steam shovel in operation - separation machinery in operation. [1922]

https://catalog.archives.gov/id/7419134

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