Neat -- but for that money I could buy a few "real" Packards...

Griffiths published another book in 1973, "Packard Advertising Highlights."

Published by Gwilym G. Griffiths in 1970, this 76-page book features 64 black-and-white Packard advertisements from 1903 to 1956.

8½ by 11 inches.

$15. Postpaid via PayPal. Shipped via Post Office in the USA.

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Original 76-page program from the largest and greatest Packard Meet of all time – the 1999 Packard Centennial Celebration in Warren, Ohio.

Complete information on all activities, tours, parade, and car shows (both at the “Magnum Opus,” and the 1,000-plus Packard display at the Packard Music Hall).

Complete listings of all Packards in attendance, as well as driven in the 4th of July Parade through the streets of Warren.

Photographs of all Packards invited to the one-of-a-kind Magnum Opus.

8½ by 11 inches.

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All photos measure 8 by 10 inches, and are wire-bound in a 9 by 11½ inch folder.

Four of the cars are paintings, 5 photos were taken outdoors, and 17 photos were taken in the Packard photo studio.

Pictured are: 1899 Model A, 1900 Model A (built for WD Packard), 1902 Model F, 1903 Model K, 1906 Model S, 1907 Model Thirty, 1908 Model Thirty, 1909 Model Thirty, 1911 Model Thirty, 1912 Model Thirty, 1913 Six, 1914 Six, 1915 Six, 1917 Twin Six, 1920 Single Six 116, 1920 Single Six 116, 1921 Single Six 116 (painting), 1922 Single Six 126, 1924 Single Eight 143, 1924 Single Eight 143 (painting), 1927 Eight 343 (painting), 1933 Eight (painting), 1939 Super-8, 1947 Clipper Six (painting), 1952 200 Deluxe, 1953 Cavalier.

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Asking for a friend -

1929 640 with an engine number of 176683C.

What does the C signify?

The 1955 400 was originally an all-white "M" car.

Here is one example, with Ed Macauley in his Speedster, 1934 version.

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Can anyone say TONKA TOY?

Did Packard offer chrome disc wheels on the 1932s? The company did illustrations of a '32 Packard with chrome disc wheels, but did they actually ever offer them?