1939 NYWF General Motors FUTURAMA Exhibit Booklet Chevy Olds Pontiac Buick Etc.

Description

E-74B. "Futurama" was General Motors booklet for its 1939 New York World's Fair Exhibit HIGHWAYS and HORIZONS. SIZE is 7 x 8 inches. Stapled Binding.  24 pages. 30 black & white illustrations and photographs. Introductory message from Chairman of GM, Alfred Sloan. GM's vision of the future of America. The rear cover shows GM's array of the latest models of CHEVROLET, PONTIAC, OLDSMOBILE, BUICK, LA SALLE and CADILLAC.
CONDITION: Light wear to edges and corners. No writing or marks. Light age tanning to some edges. Very Good to Fine
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CONDITION: Light wear; slightly rusty staples. Very Good condition…
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