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- "Design and Structural Features of the Tucker," October 1947 - Preston Tucker previewed his all-new Tucker 48 sedan with a massive marketing campaign. Articles and advertisements heralded the car's many features said to improve performance, safety, and economy. Some of these claims were premature. The hydraulic torque-converter transmission and disc brakes described in this article, for example, never actually made it into Tucker's production cars.
- October 01, 1947
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"Design and Structural Features of the Tucker," October 1947
Preston Tucker previewed his all-new Tucker 48 sedan with a massive marketing campaign. Articles and advertisements heralded the car's many features said to improve performance, safety, and economy. Some of these claims were premature. The hydraulic torque-converter transmission and disc brakes described in this article, for example, never actually made it into Tucker's production cars.
- The Cattle Industry of the United States / Dairying and Dairy Improvements, 1882 -
- 1882
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The Cattle Industry of the United States / Dairying and Dairy Improvements, 1882
- Ford Aeronutronic Division Advertising, "how far is way out?", and "how quiet is quiet?", November 1961 -
- November 01, 1961
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Ford Aeronutronic Division Advertising, "how far is way out?", and "how quiet is quiet?", November 1961
- 3D Systems, Inc. Press Kit, circa 1990 -
- circa 1990
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3D Systems, Inc. Press Kit, circa 1990
- Specifications and Plans of the New Curtiss Aeroplane and Baldwin Machine, 1910 - This article, reprinted from the September 1910 issue of <em>Aeronautics</em> magazine, included plans for biplanes designed by early American aviators Glenn Curtiss and Thomas Baldwin. Work with Baldwin (who is better known as a pioneering balloonist and airship builder) sparked Curtiss's interest in aviation. Curtiss helped establish the American aircraft industry and is remembered as an architect of aviation infrastructure.
- 1910
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Specifications and Plans of the New Curtiss Aeroplane and Baldwin Machine, 1910
This article, reprinted from the September 1910 issue of Aeronautics magazine, included plans for biplanes designed by early American aviators Glenn Curtiss and Thomas Baldwin. Work with Baldwin (who is better known as a pioneering balloonist and airship builder) sparked Curtiss's interest in aviation. Curtiss helped establish the American aircraft industry and is remembered as an architect of aviation infrastructure.
- "The Milk Supply of Cities," Article Reprinted from Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly, February 1888 -
- February 01, 1888
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"The Milk Supply of Cities," Article Reprinted from Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly, February 1888
- Reprint of "Case Threshing Machinery," 1915 -
- 1915
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Reprint of "Case Threshing Machinery," 1915
- "The Roadside Diners Are Rolling," September 1953 -
- September 01, 1953
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"The Roadside Diners Are Rolling," September 1953
- Reprint from QST Magazine of December 1916, "Westfield, N. J., Radio Station" -
- December 01, 1916
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Reprint from QST Magazine of December 1916, "Westfield, N. J., Radio Station"
- 3D Systems, Inc. Press Kit, 1991 -
- 1991
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3D Systems, Inc. Press Kit, 1991