Vintage 1920s-1930s Ford Motor Company Historical Ephemera Archive - 19-Pc Lot For Sale

Vintage 1920s-1930s Ford Motor Company Historical Ephemera Archive - 19-Piece LotThis historic ephemera collection chronicles the industrial footprint, corporate philosophy, and public relations strategy of the Ford Motor Company during the foundational Model T and Model A eras through the Great Depression. Comprising 19 original pieces dating primarily from 1921 through 1938, this extensive archive captures early automotive marketing, dealership service operations, factory production updates, and public profiles of Henry Ford.The collection is organized into the following historic categories:

• Ford Sunday Evening Hour Broadcast Booklets (6 Items): A complete matching subset of six official transcription pamphlets from the famous CBS national radio series. All feature text by company spokesperson W.J. Cameron from October and November 1936, including the titles \"Americans All!\", \"The Unknown Soldier\", \"How Is Business?\", \"Columbus Day\", \"Liberal Youth\", and \"Horse and Buggy Age\".
• Industrial & Anniversary Booklets (4 Items): Promotional publications detailing company milestones and factory operations. Includes two variant copies of \"Thirty Years of Progress (1903–1933)\" charting the evolution of the Dearborn facilities, the 1934 pictorial booklet \"Building Ford Cars at the Rouge Plant\", and the January 1934 program for \"The Story of the Ford Industrial Exposition\" held at Madison Square Garden.
• Corporate Philosophy & Addresses (3 Items): Key pieces tracking the company\'s public relations messaging during the Depression, including a 1933 booklet titled \"The Henry Ford Letters\", a 1933 pamphlet titled \"A Message from Henry Ford\", and a June 14, 1933 radio talk transcript by Edwin C. Hill titled \"The Human Side of the News on Henry Ford\".
• Ford Service Bulletins & Technical Material (3 Items): Early mechanical and dealership ephemera featuring a standalone technical overview sheet titled \"The Story of the Camshaft: An Example of Ford Precision\", alongside two complete, multi-page Ford Service Bulletins from August 1921 (Vol. 2, No. 20) highlighting \"City of Dallas Buys Fordsons\" and December 1921 (Vol. 2, No. 24).
• Ford News Magazine (1 Item): A complete October 1936 issue of Ford News featuring a striking orange-framed photographic cover documenting the company\'s vehicle participation in the Rainbow Bridge-Monument Valley Expedition.
• Historical Newspaper Clippings & Feature Pages (2 Items + 1 full-page broadside): A premium trio of historical press records. This includes a full-page newspaper public statement titled \"Henry Ford on Unemployment\" published by the Ford Motor Company, an extensive multi-column historic overview article titled \"Romance of Ford in Tax Inquiry\", and a highly collectible, complete front cover feature section from The New York Times Magazine (July 24, 1938) titled \"Henry Ford, At 75, States His Faith Simply\" featuring a charcoal portrait of Ford by S.J. Woolf.

The collection displays expected vintage characteristics, including mild age-toning across the newsprint sections, minor corner handling wear, standard folds on the newspaper sheets, and occasional pencil year inscriptions on selective covers. Every document remains completely intact, structurally stable, and clean.SEE PHOTOSSame or next day shipping.Professionally packed.Satisfied customers, see our response.I26