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).
“Henry Ford’s Airpot and Other Aviation Interests 1909 – 1959” by Timothy J. O’Callaghan. SPECIAL: Author inscribed and SIGNED on flyleaf across from the title page. PHOTOS SHOW ACTUAL BOOK YOU WILL RECEIVE.
Notes: Item in good condition and has highlighting/writing on text.
You are purchasing a Very Good copy of ‘Eat My Dust! Henry Ford’s First Race (Step into Reading)’.
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.
Illustrated biography for young readers featuring Henry Ford’s early life and inventiveness. Keywords: Henry Ford, biography, children’s, illustrated, inventors, automobiles, history
Half a million copies were published in the United States and subsequently translated into 16 languages, including Russian.