Henry Ford didn't invent the automobile, but by creating the assembly line he made what had been affordable only by the rich available to common people (cars in any color, as the slogan went, as long as it's black).
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Brightwork
Classic American Car Ornamentation
by Ken Steacy
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Brightwork: Classic American Car Ornamentation
February 2000, Diane Pub Co
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Brightwork: Classic American Car Ornamentation
June 1, 2000, Chronicle Books
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"Henry Ford didn't invent the automobile, but by creating the assembly line he made what had been affordable only by the rich available to common people (cars in any color, as the slogan went, as long as it's black)."
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