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Ford Model T Advertising Art (1924–1925)
Ford Model T Ad (September, 1924) – Getting the Most Out of Every Day
Ford Model T Ad (October, 1924) – Freedom for the woman who owns a Ford
Ford Model T Ad (November, 1924) – Ideally adapted for a woman's personal use – Illustrated by Haddon Sundblom
Ford Model T Ad (December, 1924) – The Christmas Spirit and Ford Service
Ford Model T Ad (February, 1925) – Cancel distance & conquer weather – Illustrated by Haddon Sundblom
Ford Model T Ad (March, 1925) – An "Open Door" to Wider Contacts – Illustrated by Tyler
Ford Model T Ad (April, 1925) – There are no stay-at-home days now – Illustrated by Tyler
Ford Model T Ad (May, 1925) – Your Heritage of Health
Ford Model T Ad (June, 1925) – Get all the Joy out of June – Illustrated by Floyd C. Brink
Ford Model T Ad (July, 1925) – Supreme in Service as in Saving – Illustrated by Floyd C. Brink
Ford Model T Ad (August, 1925) – The trail in the wilderness
Иллюстрации: The Ladies' Home Journal; Pictorial Review
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До 1924 года знаменитая " Жестянка Лиззи", если и рекламировалась, то очень невнятно. И вот, в самом конце жизненного цикла модели была запущена вполне достойная рекламная кампания, достигшая своей кульминации в 1926 году. В 1927 году реклама Ford не выходила, а с 1928 началась эпоха нового Model A.
This 1925 Ford Motor Company advertising campaign plays on the Model T's ability to bring people together. Whether carrying worshippers to church, closing the distance between rural neighbors, or widening the world for traditionally home-bound women, the Model T strengthened community ties.
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