[FORD YEAR,THE]

The original catalog description provided by the Ford Motor Company reads as follows: Group of men around conference table, some standing, some sitting - newspapers stacked to show their titles: ‘New York Times,’ ‘Los Angeles Times,’ ‘The Toledo News-Bee,’ ‘The Daily Mining Gazette,’ ‘The Boston Post,’ etc. - magazines tossed on table, ‘Colliers,’ ‘Country Gentleman,’ ‘McCall’s,’ ‘Time’ - two couples playing bridge in living room, listening to radio - man leading chorus - couple in living room listening to radio - orchestra leader - couple on street corner looking at car in lot, traffic in background, billboard advertising Ford V-8 - dealer’s showroom, cars on display, customer’s salesman - couple at desk looking over literature, in projection room watching movies of V-8, with salesman getting into car - signs and billboards, ‘February,’ ‘Six Thousand More Since Yesterday-Watch the Fords Go By,’ ‘April’ and ‘No Use Mac, it’s a Ford V-8’ - animated cartoon of two dogs on billboard talking to each other - ‘May,’ picture of ‘Ford’ building - ‘June,’ Henry and Edsel Ford watching Twenty Millionth Ford on assembly line - ‘September,’ newspaper advertisement ‘Tonight! Ford Sunday Evening Hour…’ - ‘November,’ Henry and Edsel Ford examining motor and gear shift mechanism - ‘Looking Forward to 1936’ - Edsel Ford sitting at desk, talking, man reading from report, conference between Edsel Ford and Ford Motor Company executives - workers at construction site, concrete mixer - worker’s hand, smoothing concrete - carpenters at work - aerial view of River Rouge plant - steam shovel loading rock into truck - views from ground and air of plant buildings and Ford Rotunda - group looking at exhibits - two men one Charles Sorensen, leaving building, talking with another man in plant yard - views of plant interior, machinery in operation, assembly line. [1935]