1952 "The Story of Fisher Body" Brochure

Description: Vintage 1952 "The Story of Fisher Body" Brochure - A Tradition of Craftsmanship This original 1952 General Motors brochure titled "The Story of Fisher Body: A Tradition of Craftsmanship" (8 1/2" x 5 1/2", 13 pages) traces the remarkable history of Fisher Body, a division of GM known for its dedication to quality and innovation. The story begins in 1901, with the Fisher brothers leaving Norwalk, Ontario, to establish their legacy in Detroit, and covers the formation of Fisher Body in 1908. Throughout its pages, the booklet highlights Fisher Body's contributions to automotive design, including:Early open-type bodies with wooden frames in 1908Transition to closed bodies featuring a Cadillac model from 1910Solid Steel Turret Top introduced in 1935, followed by the Unisteel body in 1936 The booklet also emphasizes Fisher Body's role in the war effort, where they delivered 21,000 tanks, 10,000 B-25 and B-29 bombers, and 422,000 aircraft instruments. The text proudly describes Fisher’s complete conversion to war production, earning the Army-Navy "E" for Excellence award. In 1951, Fisher Body expanded production to include the Patton T48 Medium Tank. The story concludes with a tribute to free enterprise, embodying the spirit of American industry. This brochure is an incredible collectible for fans of General Motors history and those interested in American industrial craftsmanship. A nostalgic look at Fisher Body's lasting impact on automotive and wartime production. Please see photos for more details on condition and content.

Price: 10 USD

Location: Prairie Village, Kansas

End Time: 2024-11-30T01:15:52.000Z

Shipping Cost: 5 USD