Ford Posters

[Lang]

Can't find Staff Cars but here they are still in civilian clothes.

[Dave Newcomb]

Yes; I found Goodyear tire posters featuring CMP trucks type 12. don't know if I can get a photo to post.here. Dave in Oregon

[jamessolomon]

Originally Posted by Lang

Can't find Staff Cars but here they are still in civilian clothes.

Bit early for ours though as its a 1942 ford

[Brian Gough]

Hanno and James.

I can't access it right now, but I know the gray hardcover "Ford Of Canada In Wartime" book does have one 1944 ad showing a staff car.

Brian

[Grant Bowker]

Originally Posted by Brian Gough

Hanno and James.

I can't access it right now, but I know the gray hardcover "Ford Of Canada In Wartime" book does have one 1944 ad showing a staff car.

Brian

Give me time, I plan to post the contents of that book. I got it from Jim Fraser.

[Grant Bowker]

My understanding is that each Ford Of Canada employee received a copy of the book. Mine came in a dust cover labelled to K. G. Lanspeary who seems to have been a cashier for the company. I did a bit of Googling and found a genealogy website listing a Kenneth G Lanspeary who lived 1922-1993 and is buried in Essex County, Ontario.

There is a Lanspeary Park in Windsor but no indication of whether Kenneth is related to the W.D. Lanspeary the park is named for.

The book is 10-1/2" x 12-1/2" which makes it an odd size and therefore awkward and expensive to reproduce so I will attach PDFs to this posting. pages 13, 25, 38, 39, 50 and 51 were blank so are not attached.

[Grant Bowker]

Part 2 of the book

[Grant Bowker]

Part 3 of the book