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This is the 1950 "Golden Anniversary Eight" Sales Brochure. This is a large piece that opens up to poster size (scanned in sections), and shows illustrations of many of the 1950 models.
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This is a small advertising card that listed the new features for the 1941 One-Ten Special and Deluxe, and One-Twenty Models.
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This is a invitation that was sent out by dealers to prospective buyers to come in and view the new 1941 Packard Super-8 One-Sixty and Super-8 Custom One-Eighty models.
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This is the Mechanical Features of the Packard Custom Eight (640) Brochure. It highlights the various mechanical feature that exists on the 1929 6th Series 640 (aka 6-40) models. This is also applicable to the 7th and 8th Series customs as well
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This is the 1908 Packard "Thirty" Motor Car Catalog. It contains information and descriptions about the Packard model "Thirty"
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Blank (non addressed) Invitation for 'Civic Leaders and Special Guests' to come the 1954 Spring Salon.
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This was an Invitation send out to prespective customer to come view the New 1954 Packards and Clippers
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This in the 1956 "The New Clipper" Brochure. It has wonderful illustrations of all the various Clipper models.
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This is the 1929 Standard Eight Sales Brochure and shows wonderful illustrations of the various Standard Eight models that were available in 1929.
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This is a large format 20 page brochure that is setup almost like a magazine. Beautiful full color illustrations of many of the 1955 models and chassis setup. This is the first time I have ever seen this brochure anywhere. So not sure if it is pretty rare or not.
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A small promotional brochure about the 1954 Packard Panther Daytona concept car.
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This is the Sales brochure for the 1951 Henney-Packard Vehicles
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This is the Sales brochure for the 1950 Henney-Packard Flower Car
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This is the Sales brochure for the 1950 Henney-Packard Ambulance
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This is the Sales Brochure for the 1949 Henney-Packard Service Car
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This is the Sales brochure for the 1950 Henney-Packard Multipurpose Vehicle
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This is the Sales brochure for the Henney-Packard Vehciles for 1949.
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This is the a brochure for the Henney-Packard Ambulances for 1949.
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This is the a brochure for the Henney-Packard Dual Purpose Vehicles for 1949.
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This is the 1952 Edmunds Packard Accessory Brochure and Price List. It covers the various performance accessories that were available by Edmunds for Packard. The separate Price List contains the prices for all the various Edmunds products.
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1955 Brochure about Packard winning two design prizes for the Torsion Level Suspension.
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This is a 1955 Packard Promotional Mailer send by Dealers to perspective customer. This particular mailer is a blank and contains no customer or Dealer address.
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This is a brochure of the Packard Balboa-X and how it received the Gold Medal D.S.C. Design, Comfort and Safety award.
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This is the 1955 "Sensations" Brochure that covers the Torsion Level Suspension.
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Brochure on the Packard Hawk model.
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This is the 1956 Torsion Level Ride Brochure. It covers the benefits of the Torsion Level equipped 1956 Packards and Clippers.
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This is the 1954 Packard and Clipper Invitation Demonstration Brochure. It has nice illustrations of most of the cars in the '54 lineup.
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This is the 1941 Packard 110 and 120 Factory Brochure. It is full of wonderful color illustrations of the features and models in the 110, and 120 lineup.
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The is the 1934 "Packard Custom Cars" pamphlet. It contains body illustrations of the various '34 Custom cars by Packard, LeBaron, and Dietrich.
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This is the "For Your Kind of Living" 1954 Caribbean Brochure. A nice piece about "America's Most Glamorous Sports Car"
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This is the 1937 Factory Brochure covering the Packard Twelve and the Packard Super Eight. This also has an extra information sheet covering the 1937 model year that was created by Neil Anderson.
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This is the 1936 Packard Portfolio (Sales Catalog) covering the Packard Twelve, Super Eight, and Eights.
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This is the Packard for 1952 Sales brochure. "The car that drives itself"
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This is the 1951 Sales Brochure. It talks about that various features of the new 1951 body styles. "Everything here is new! Everything new is here!"
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This is a sales brochure for the 1953 Packard and Clipper models which highlights the Ultramatic, Power Steering and Easematic brakes.
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This is the 1956 Executive Sales Brochure. It covers all the features, and information about the 1956 Executive.
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This is the 1956 Accessories Brochure that list all of the various accessories that were available for the 1956 Packard.
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1937 Packard Six and 120 Accessories Brochure. This shows the accessories that were available from the factory for the 1937 Six and 120. Also included with this are the instructions for the external sun visor for the the 1937 Six and 120s.
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This is the 1937 "..of a Distinguished Family" Brochure. It covers the Packard 120 models, also the Six models.
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This is the 1955 Dealer Book. It contains the paint chip samples and color schemes as well as upholstery samples for the 1955 Packards and Clippers. It also contains V8, Ultramatic and other technical information.
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This is the 1951 Henney Packard Brochure. This brochure was produced by Henney and describes all the features that were available in the Henney Ambulance and Funeral Car.
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This is the 1950 Henney Packard Brochure. This brochure was produced by Henney and describes all the features that were available in the Henney Ambulance and Funeral Car.
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This is the 1951 Packard Accessories Brochure. It contains all the optional factory and dealer installed accessories that were available for 1951.
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This is a Brochure for the 1955 Torsion Level suspension which announces that Packard won the International Award for Merrit for it's design.
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This was an Invitation that was send out to prespective customers to announce the 1956 Executive.
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This is the 1956 Smooth Safe Ride Brochure that cover the safety features and Torsion Bar suspension.
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This is the 1952 Packard Patrician '400' Brochure. A small, but very nice piece.
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This is the 1936 Brochure which covers the various Models, Body Types, and Features for the Packard "six" and Packard "Eight".
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This is the 1958 brochure for the "The Packard Station Wagon", model 58L-P8. Packard did not have the big dealer brochures in 1958 and only produced these 8x11.5" double sided sheets. One for each model offered.
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This is the 1958 brochure for the "Packard Hark", model 58L-K9. Packard did not have the big dealer brochures in 1958 and only produced these 8x11.5" double sided sheets. One for each model offered.
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This is the 1958 brochure for the "The Packard Sedan", model 58L-Y8. Packard did not have the big dealer brochures in 1958 and only produced these 8x11.5" double sided sheets. One for each model offered.
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This is the 1958 brochure for the "The Packard Hardtop", model 58L-J8. Packard did not have the big dealer brochures in 1958 and only produced these 8x11.5" double sided sheets. One for each model offered.
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1951 Packard Sales Brochure. Shows information about what was new for 1951, colors, and options. Also the Mayfair and Convertible are highlighted.
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Here is the 1951 Packard Sales Brochure. Contains information on the available models, and colors. As well as highlights on the Mayfair, and the Convertible.
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"Introducing the Packard Light Eight" sales brochure from 1932, the only year for the Light Eight series of cars. This contains a picture catalog of the Light Eight models, as well as interior and engine information.
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"Introducing the Packard Light Eight" sales brochure from 1932, the only year for the Light Eight series of cars. Provides pictures of the various Light Eight models, interior shots, and engine information.
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This is the 1953 Packard and Clipper Sales brochure. This is a very nice piece and also shows some of the optional accesories that were available in 1953.
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This is the Dealer Book which contained all the Paint Schemes and Upholstery samples for the 1956 Packard and Clipper lines.
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These Tri-Fold Brochures for the Predictor Show Car were sent to Packard Dealers under the the heading of "Presenting Packard's Creative and Styling and Engineering Promise to You".
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This is the 1956 Packard Accessories Brochure. This is always nice to read through to see what accessories were available for your car in 1956 from the local Packard Dealer.
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This is an interesting road test article on the 1953 Packard '300' Cavalier. It covers options that were available, hits on the strenghts and weaknesses of the '53 Cavalier.
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This is the 1935 "The Gateway to Ownership" Brochure. This is a catalog of the 1935 Packard Eight. A very nice Pre-War piece.
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Here is a very nice brochure on the Ultramatic Drive transmission. They has some great illustrations of the inside of the unit.
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The is the 1949 Golden Anniversary Brochure. This covers the Packard Super and Packard Super Deluxe models. A very nice piece.
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Here is the 1950 Packard Sales Folder. This shows you all the different models that were available in 1950. It also highlights the Ultramatic.
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This is the 1955 Accessories Booklet. A very interesting read of all the stuff that was available from the dealer in 1955.
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Here is the 1954 Sales Folder Brochure. This is a very nice piece to look at for any '54 Packard or Clipper owner.
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This is 2 page Brouchre that shows all the accessories that were available from the dealer in 1954. It's interesting the stuff your could get from the dealer
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Here is the 1937 Packard Sales Folder. This 33 page brochure contains information about every model in the 1937 line-up.
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Here is the 1948 Accessories Brochure. This sales brochure explains all the optional accessories that were available in the 1948 Model year.
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Here is the 1955 Torsion Level Suspension Brochure. This was a sales piece that explain the features and benefits of the Torsion Level Suspension.
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This is an interesting piece. It explains alot of history of the Packard Corporation for the first 17 pages. Then the last few pages are a tie in to the 1956 Packard line.
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Here is the 1956 Packard Sales Folder this explains at the models, colors, interior options. A nice piece to look at if you own a '56.
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This is the 1956 Executive Sales Folder. This explains all the colors, interior, and some of the features and options for the Executive.
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Here is the 1952 Packard "Show Stopper" Brochure. It's a nice piece to look at.
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Here is the 1956 Preventive Safety Brochure. This was a sales brochure that explained all the features in the 1956 Model line-up from the prespective of Preventive Safety.
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This is the "All New Eight's for 48" Sales Brochure
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This is a Brochure from 1956 that is marketed towards women. It tries to explain all the features from a 1956 Womans point of view
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This is the 1956 Smooth Safe Ride Brochure that explains the new Packard Torsion Bar Suspension.
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This 1956 Brochure explains the Packard Electo Locks that where new for 1956.
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This is the 1956 Packard Power Story Brochure. This explains the power behind the V8 and Ultramatic for 1956.
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This is the 1956 Twin Traction Brochure that introduces the Twin-Traction Differential.
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This is the 1956 Accessories Booklet. A very interesting read of all the stuff that was available from the dealer in 1956.
