Correspondence, 1925.

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Correspondence, 1925.

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Correspondence, dated May 5, 1925, from Hudson to Edsel Ford thanking Ford for a tour of the Ford Motor Company. The handwritten letter was penned on Book-Cadillac Hotel, Detroit (Mich.) stationery.

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Book-Cadillac Hotel (Detroit, Mich.)

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Detroit, Michigan hotel, built 1924. From the description of Book-Cadillac Hotel menu collection, 1935-1941. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 82181009 ...

Hudson, Grant Martin, 1868-1955

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Ford, Edsel, 1893-1943

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