American Honda Motor Company. Automotive (non-Ford) publications collection, ca. 1919-2004 (bulk 1940-1960).
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Automotive (non-Ford) publications collection, ca. 1919-2004 (bulk 1940-1960).
An artificial collection that is ongoing, the Automotive (non-Ford) Publications collection is comprised of publications created by various automotive companies for employees or the general public. For the following accessions, each 0.4 cubic ft. or less, publications are wholly or primarily short runs of annual reports: DaimlerChrysler, 1945-1996, Acc. 1711; Renault, 1959, Acc. 1712; Packard Motor Car Company, 1932-1953, Acc. 1713; American Motors Corporation, 1953-1982, Acc. 1719; Nash-Kelvinator Corporation, 1947-1953, Acc. 1720; Kaiser Industrial Corporation, 1948-1961, Acc. 1721; Hudson Motor Car Company, 1927-1953, Acc. 1722; Willys-Overland Motors Inc., 1919-1952, Acc. 1723; Graham-Paige Motors Corporation, 1947, Acc. 1724; Studebaker Corporation, 1935-1960, Acc. 1725; Fiat, 1967, Acc. 1733. American Honda Motor Company, 1984-1991, Acc. 1715, is comprised of publications about Honda plants in the United States, marketing materials, and employee brochures. Saab-Scania, 1984-1985, Acc. 1732, is comprised of several 1984-1985 marketing pieces and a press kit. Pontiac Motor Company, 1920, Acc. 1743, holds one item, an employee guide. Oakland Motor Car Company, 1928-1930, Acc. 1744, includes three publications entitled: Instructions to Employees; Wage Incentive Plan; and Facts, Rules and Regulations. Toyota, 1991, Acc. 1757, holds two publications entitled: Toyota and Automobile Safety and Automotive Electronics. The largest accession in the collection, General Motors Corporation, 1933-2004, 1.2 cubic ft., Acc. 1706, is comprised of a broad range of publications that focus on employee benefits, General Motors product design, histories of various automobiles the company produced, marketing and outreach materials, and annual reports for 1990 and 2004. Researchers should note that material is added to this collection regularly. Description and dates in this record are as of 2004.
ArchivalResource:
7.2 cubic ft.
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