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| 1951 PACKARD POSTCARD
 JIM REED  1950-1958  08/25/2010 15:07
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| 1953_Caribbean
BigKev 1953 11/25/2009 4:01
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| Photos from the Dan Yocum Collection |
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| CARBURETOR CONTROL 'ELECTROMATIC' -- 22ND; 23RD SERIES
BigKev 1948-54 Plates 11/10/2007 21:57
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| (TIP: If you are having trouble reading any exploded part plate, click on the picture to have it view at its original size in a new window) |
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| TEMPERATURE RECORDERS - 2735-A
BigKev Misc Packard Photos 07/23/2018 10:24
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This illustration shows the instruments for recording temperatures used on continuous
heat-treating furnaces.
A line is drawn on each of the charts throughout each run and this accurately
records the temperature.
Equipment of this type is used on all heat-treating furnaces, enameling ovens,
paint drying ovens, core ovens and all places where accurate temperature
control is necessary.
This equipment, besides drawing a chart showing the temperature, also automatically
opens and closes either the gas or oil used for firing when the temperature
becomes either too high or low.
They are so accurate, that at temperatures of 1600? F. there is a variation of not
more than plus or minus 5? F.
You would not think much of a hospital where the temperature thermometers used
with the individual patient were not carefully checked by pre-established standards,
based on years of experience. In the Packard heat-treating department, they are
just as careful with the instruments used for recording temperatures as a hospital
superintendent is of the instruments used by his staff of physicians.
There is a crisis period in the heat-treating of every metal. If temperatures
are permitted to go beyond certain limitations, the molecules that m?*;e up this
metal break down, lose their efficiency and become worthless. We leave as little
as possible to human opinion and conjecture. Every batch of material has its own
chart. This accounts for the many numbers found on even the smallest parts.
These charts are filed for reference and constant study. Here, too, your Packard
product is protected to the maximum.
Picture courtesy of Roscoe Stelford |
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| 1950 PACKARD-HENNEY ADVERT-B&W
JIM REED 1946-1949 03/01/2009 6:15
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BigKev 1941 12/27/2009 23:47
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| From the Dan Yocum Collection |
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| PacRat's 40 110
40Pacrat 1940 09/24/2013 21:24
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this is the way I found it. The Picture of the front is what caught my eye. then the side got me thinking GNAGSTER!!  |
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| Rust repair by rear bumper, mounting hole Rt side
same 1936 01/14/2009 21:49
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| 1915 Packard truck of Armour and Company
BigKev Packard Trucks 01/23/2010 16:22
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8x10 black and white Packard Co. file photograph of a 1915 Packard truck, three-quarter left side view, top raised, side curtains in place, rear wheels have chains on them, license plate mounted on front #2628, side reads 'Armour and Company,' parked next to building, sign on building reads 'Armour and Company.'
Item # EB01e755
Photo courtesy of the Detroit Public Library, National Automotive History Collection and used with permission.
Reproduction Permission Form and Price List |
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| 1929 Packard sport phaeton, three-quarter front view, left side of hood open, top lowered
BigKev 1929 01/23/2010 15:11
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8x10 black and white Packard Co. file photograph of a 1929 Packard three-quarter front view, left side of hood open, top lowered. Inscribed on photo back; Packard 645, deluxe eight, sixth series, 8-cylinder, 106-horsepower, 145.5-inch wheelbase, 4-person sport phaeton (body type #373), owner E. Frantz Hershey 320 Greenway Ln. Richmond, Va., double cowl phaeton, setting Richmond, Va., spring 1960.
Item # EB01d416
Photo courtesy of the Detroit Public Library, National Automotive History Collection and used with permission.
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