He was the son of Edsel Ford and the oldest grandson of Henry Ford. Likely what has caused the light discoloration in the front of the book as well.
• The Founder: Features a printed quote and signature from Henry Ford, detailing his mission to “stimulate boys to think for themselves by working out practical problems”. Estimated Date: c. 1920–1928 (Pre-Depression era school stats).
The product is a rare signed hardcover copy of the 1923 biography “Henry Ford The Man and His Motives” by William L. Stidger. Published by the George H. Doran Company in New York, this original edition is a valuable collectible for history enthusiasts and collectors. The book provides insight into the life and motivations of the iconic industrialist, making it a special addition to any library focusing on North American historical figures. Personalized with the author’s signature, this unique piece offers a tangible connection to a significant moment in American industry.
“Henry Ford Engineer” by Louis Albright Neyhart is a 1950 hardcover book with a dust jacket. With its special attributes and interesting topic, this book is a valuable addition to any collection of biographies and autobiographies.
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November 5, 1927, Vol. 28, No. 3. Here a very niceissue of The DEARBORN INDEPENDENT. Henry Ford, President. This is in very good used condition, as seen.
Bookends are not included in the sale. There is a name inscription on the inside cover. Some of the pages do have age spots. The product is a rare 1st edition hardcover book titled “The Real Story of Henry Ford” from 1922. It includes a 1919 Ford Owner’s Manual, adding to its historical significance. The book is written in English and falls under the genre of biography & autobiography, making it a valuable collectible for those interested in the life of Henry Ford and the history of Ford vehicles.
Henry Ford’s “My Philosophy of Industry” is a rare and collectible first edition hardcover book published by Coward-McCann in 1929. Authored by Henry Ford himself, this book delves into his personal philosophy on industry and offers insights into his thought process. The special attributes of this book include a dust jacket, making it a valuable addition to any book collection, especially for those interested in industrial philosophy and the works of Henry Ford. This original piece from the United States of America is a must-have for any enthusiast of Ford’s ideas and vision.
Good condition overall. Pages are crisp and mostly very clean. There are around 35 pages with underlining/markings. Some of those pages its just a very minor markings. See photographs. No unpleasant smells. Gold gilt on top outer edges. Packaged in a box with lots of care!