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1911 Packard ambulance


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View of 1911 Packard ambulance, with open rear doors. "Packard Motor Car Company" painted on side of truck. Handwritten on back: "Motor trucks--Packard, 1911.

 
 
 

Assembly line workers polishing Packard automobile body


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View of three workers on assembly line in factory, polishing a Packard car body. Handwritten on back: "Manufacturing scenes. Factories--Packard, 1939" Item #: na030005 Photo courtesy of the Detroit Public Library, National Automotive History Collection and used with permission.

 
 
 

Driver in 1904 Packard automobile


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View of man driving 1904 Packard car. Sign on back of car reads: "This Packard car holds the world's fastest 1000 miles non-stop record for anything on wheels, 29 hours, 53 minutes, 37 3/4 seconds, average 33 1/2 miles per hour. " Handwritten on back: "Packard, 1904.

 
 
 

1917 Packard automobile


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View of a 1917 Packard car. Handwritten on back: "1917 Packard. " Item #: na032318 Photo courtesy of the Detroit Public Library, National Automotive History Collection and used with permission.

 
 
 

Packard automobiles in parking lot


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Bird's-eye view of rows of Packard cars in parking lot. Stamped on back: "Photo by R. Johnson, photographer.

 
 
 

1932 Packard automobile


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View of a 1932 Packard, Ninth Series, Model 904 sedan. Printed on front: "945 sedan, 7 pass. #12.

 
 
 

1934 Packard Twelve automobile at trade show


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View of a 1934 Packard Twelve, Eleventh Series, Model 1108 convertible victoria on display at Hall of Precision exhibition in Chicago, Illinois. Handwritten on back: "Packard, 1934. 12 cy.

 
 
 

Lord Halifax, M.M. Gilman and George Christopher inspecting crankshaft for Packard 1350 h.p. marine


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View of Viscount Lord Halifax, M. Gilman and George Christopher inspecting crankshaft for Packard 1350 h. marine engine.

 
 
 

Major General George H. Brett and others at dedication ceremony for Packard Rolls-Royce Merlin XX en


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View of Major General George H. Brett, M. Gilman, Sir Henry Self and Walter Smith at dedication ceremonies for production of Packard Rolls-Royce Merlin XX engines.

 
 
 

1933 Packard automobile with LeBaron body


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View of a 1933 Packard sport phaeton with a LeBaron body. Stamped on back: "Photograph by Packard Photographic. " Handwritten on back: "LeBaron sport phaeton, 1933.

 
 

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