Browse Items (45 total)

'Motor-car impressions', Harpers

Tags: 1900s; 1902; 1902-2-1; Automobile driving; Automobiles; Engineering; Maeterlinck, Maurice; Mechanical Engineering; United States

'Always room for one more', Harpers

Tags: 1900s; 1902; 1902-8-1; Automobiles; Caricatures and cartoons; Cassel, Jim; Couples; Cupid (Roman deity); Engineering; Mechanical Engineering; United States

'Motor-car economy', Harpers

Tags: 1910s; 1914; 1914-8-1; Automobiles; Engineering; Exhaust gas; Finance; Humor; Mechanical Engineering; Mothproofing; Motors; Personal; United States; Wives

'Our first car', Harpers

Tags: 1910s; 1915; 1915-4-1; Americans; Automobile travel; Automobiles; Engineering; Europe; Hale, Louise Closser; Humor; Maintenance and repair; Mechanical Engineering; Travel; Western

'In the automobile age', Harpers

Tags: 1910s; 1915; 1915-11-1; Atomizers; Automobiles; Cold (Disease); Engineering; Girls; Health and hygiene; Horns; Humor; Mechanical Engineering; Prevention; United States

'From �horseless carriage� to automobile', Harpers

Tags: 1910s; 1917; 1917-1-1; Assembly-line methods; Automobile industry and trade; Automobiles; Engineering; Kaempffert, Waldemar; manufacturing; Motor fuels; Prices; Production; United States

'Scientific management', Harpers

Tags: 1910s; 1917; 1917-10-1; Automobiles; Children and adults; Engineering; Humor; Industrial management; Kites; Mechanical Engineering; New York; New York (State); Purchasing; Wishes

'The motor cars�ll git you, ef you don�t watch out!', Harpers

Tags: 1918-1945; 1920s; 1926; 1926-1-1; Automobiles; Conduct of life; Engineering; Martin, Edward Sandford; Mechanical Engineering; Mechanization; Social aspects; Social life and customs; Social problems; United States; Youth

'Type Model', The New Yorker

Tags: 1920s; 1927; 1927-1-8; Automobiles; Blassingame, Lurton; Engineering; Manufacture; Mechanical Engineering; Walter Chrysler

'Model T. . .1: Tintype', The New Yorker

Tags: 1920s; 1928; 1928-3-3; Automobiles; Busch, Niven; Engineering; Henry Ford

'Model T. . .II�The Peacemaker', The New Yorker

Tags: 1920s; 1928; 1928-3-10; Automobiles; Busch, Niven; Engineering; Henry Ford

'The Ford in the jungle', Harpers

Tags: 1930s; 1933; 1933-8-1; Anecdotes; Automobiles; Climatic factors; Engineering; Follett, Wilson; Ford Model T automobile; Liberia; Mechanical Engineering; Women missionaries

'Encounter', The New Yorker

Tags: 1930s; 1934; 1934-1-27; Automobiles; Cars; cleaning; Engineering; Markey, Morris; Mechanical Engineering; precarious living; transients

'The absolute in the machine shop', Harpers

Tags: 1930s; 1935; 1935-12-1; Automobile industry and trade; Automobiles; Design and construction; Engineering; Mechanical Engineering; Voto, Bernard Augustine De

'The consumer�s automobile', Harpers

Tags: 1930s; 1936; 1936-5-1; Automobile industry and trade; Automobile ownership; Automobiles; Consumers� preferences; Design and construction; Engineering; Mechanical Engineering; United States; Voto, Bernard Augustine De

'Notes on changes in motoring', Harpers

Tags: 1930s; 1936; 1936-9-1; Automobile driving; Automobiles; Engineering; Mechanical Engineering; Speed; Stearns, Myron M. (Myron Morris); Traffic engineering; United States

'Big Race', The New Yorker

Tags: 1930s; 1936; 1936-10-24; Automobiles; Cars; Engineering; Henry Ford; Markey, Morris; Mechanical Engineering; Racing

'A motorist to the engineers', Harpers

Tags: 1940s; 1942; 1942-3-1; Automobile ownership; Automobiles; Consumers� preferences; Design and construction; Engineering; Mechanical Engineering; Saunders, D. A.; United States

'New products for postwar America? The challenge to engineers and business men', Harpers

Tags: 1940s; 1943; 1943-2-1; Automobiles; Design and construction; Engineering; Mechanical Engineering; Perry, John; United States; Urban transportation

'Let 'Em Roll!', Colliers Weekly

Tags: 1940s; 1945; 1945-10-27; Automobiles; Bellaire, Robert; Engineering; Interstate Trucking; Mechanical Engineering

'Autointoxication', Harpers

Tags: 1940s; 1947; 1947-5-1; Automobiles; Engineering; Evans, Bergen; Mechanical Engineering; Social aspects; United States

'Those big fat cars', Harpers

Tags: 1940s; 1949; 1949-4-1; Automobile industry and trade; Automobiles; Design and construction; Engineering; Mechanical Engineering; Sinks, Alfred H.; Sizes; United States

'The Story Behind Today's New Gasolines', Colliers Weekly

Tags: 1950s; 1954; 1954-10-15; Adolphe, Edward; Automobiles; Energy; Energy Engineering; Engineering; Fuel; Gasolines; power

'The small cars', Harpers

Tags: 1950s; 1955; 1955-3-1; Automobile ownership; Automobiles; Compact cars; Design and construction; Engineering; Foreign; Lafore, Laurence Davis; Mechanical Engineering; United States

'Show Business on Wheels', Colliers Weekly

Tags: 1950s; 1956; 1956-2-3; Automobiles; Cars; Engineering; Entertainment; Freeman, Siler; Mechanical Engineering; shows

'Autos Made-to-Order', Colliers Weekly

Tags: 1950s; 1956; 1956-4-13; AI, Automation and Robotics; assembly lines; Automation; Automobiles; Cars; customisation; Engineering; Freeman, Siler; Mass production

'Mutiny of the car dealers', Harpers

Tags: 1950s; 1956; 1956-8-1; Automobile dealers; Automobile industry and trade; Automobiles; Corrupt practices; Engineering; Kelley, Hubert W. , Jr; Law and legislation; Legislative hearings; Mechanical Engineering; Purchasing; United States

'Successor to the Model T', Harpers

Tags: 1950s; 1957; 1957-2-1; Automobiles; Compact cars; Design and construction; Engineering; Foreign; Mechanical Engineering; Sorensen, Charles E.; United States

'How safe are the new cars?', Harpers

Tags: 1950s; 1957; 1957-2-1; Automobiles; Crash injuries; Design and construction; Engineering; Ford automobile; Kearney, Paul W. (Paul William); Mechanical Engineering; Research; Safety appliances; Safety measures; United States

'The Edsel and how it got that way', Harpers

Tags: 1950s; 1957; 1957-9-1; Automobiles; Design and construction; Edsel automobile; Edsel Ford; Engineering; Ford Motor Company; Henry Ford; Larrabee, Eric; Marketing; Marketing research; Mechanical Engineering; Social aspects; United States