Plymouth Motor CorporationPhotograph Collection, ca. 1935

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Plymouth Motor CorporationPhotograph Collection, ca. 1935

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This collection consists of black and white photographic prints that depict manufacturing activities at Plymouth Motor Corporation circa 1935.

1.5 linear ft. (2 boxes)

Baker Library, Harvard Business School

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SNAC Resource ID: 6382591

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The Plymouth Motor Corporation was established in 1928 as a division of Chrysler Motor Corporation . The Plymouth division was launched to give Chrysler a niche in the emerging lower cost segment of the automotive market. The first Plymouth models came off the assembly line in 1929. From the guide to the Plymouth Motor Corporation Photograph Collection, ca. 1935, (Baker Library, Harvard Business School) ...

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