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Included are examples of: Henry Ford - signature Charles Duryea - signature Edsel Ford - one word sentiment, signed and dated December 1936 Ranson E. Olds - signature Walter P. Chrysler - signature. His response to an autograph request, on official card Charles W. Nash - Full signature, Kenosha, Wisconsin Eddie Rickenbacker - full signature John DeLorean - signature on automobile First Day Cover Enzo Ferrari - signature on a First Day Cover Wilhelm Karmann - signed photograph Dr. Ferry Porsche - signed photograph Soichiro Honda - signed photograph in Japanese and English Jesse Dixon - Autograph letter signed: “Jesse D.” Henry Leland - Typed letter signed, March 6, 1930. Guy Vaughn - two word sentiment, signed & dated on a First Day Cover C. F. Kettering - signature along with 8x10 photo Joseph Galamb - Document signed, 1921 Henry Ford II - signed 8”x10” photo Lee Iacocca - signed 8”x10” photograph Carroll Shelby - inscribed and signed 3”x5” card Lodge, Oliver - English physicist who published his belief in the possibility of communication between the living and the dead. Excellent content T.L.S. (1927) to an individual that he was involved in a bad car crash because of high speeds. Edward F. Fisher (Fisher Body Corp) Typed letter signed, April 27, 1932 WILLYS, John North Rare photograph signed, 1931 PELLETIER, Jeune French automobile manufacturer scarce T.L.S., 1904 KING, Charles B. (1868-1957). Automotive pioneer, inventor, mystic and industrialist. King was the first person in Detroit to design, build and drive a self-propelled automobile three months before Henry Ford built his automobile. The Detroit Journal of March 7, 1896 reported that King drove his motor-propelled vehicle down Woodward Avenue. He was the first person in Detroit to build and drive such a vehicle. The Journal also reported that King made and sold the first complete automobile in Detroit. A fine signature of King on a card. Extremely scarce signature as this is the second King autograph that we have handled in over 50 years LYONS, Sir William (1901-1985) Known as 'Mr. Jaguar." Founder of Swallow Sidecar Co and Jaguar Cars Ltd. (1922). Chief Executive Officer for 50 years until retirement in 1972. Very scarce T.L.S. on Jaguar Cars Ltd. letterhead, 1961, responding to an autograph request. Quite scarce More details on request. The collection.................................$6,900.00       |