Ford Brazil / 1934 World Series Part 2

Description

The original catalog description provided by the Ford Motor Company reads as follows: a. Views from boat in river of shore, jungle, house on river bank. “Páo-D’Agua.” Views of jungle and shoreline from boat, huts on shore. “Bôa Vista.” View from boat. “Tabocal.” View from boat. “Bocca do Cupary (Cupary Mouth).” View of houses on stilts, shore, jungle from boat. “Men washing clothes along banks.” Brazilians washing clothes in river, standing around camp area. “Dock with railroad cars on tracks -- ‘Ormoc’ alongside.” Dock area with freighter SS ‘Ormoc’ at the dock. “Tractors and trucks in garage yard, showing mud condition.” Vehicles parked in muddy field. “Temporary sawmill, showing mud conditions.” Roofed sawmill with muddy area outside. “New materials after unloading from ‘Ormoc.’” Canvas-covered crates stacked in yard. “Sawmill and powerhouse showing McMyler crane and railroad locomotive.” Views of sawmill, powerhouse, crane and locomotive. “Other side (south) of powerhouse and sawmill, showing houses at Hospital Hill in background.” Houses. “Filtration plant, staff houses in background. Steel for water tank.” Filtration plant. “From staff house No. 1 looking toward river, showing old materials.” River view. [1929] b. Close-up of Detroit player - view of crowded stands - views of stadium and game in progress - view of stadium from airplane - views of ballgame, player injured at first base, team gathered around - crowds on playing field - close-up of Cardinal player - view of ballgame - Dizzy Dean and man in tiger skin, crowd in background - panorama of stands - pitcher and catcher warming up, photographers in background - views of ballgame - views of St. Louis and Detroit dugouts, players lined up - Cardinal pitcher warming up - Detroit dugout - panorama of stadium - Detroit pitcher warming up - close-up of player - Detroit dugout - fans on playing field - close-up of Judge ‘Kennesaw Mountain’ Landis - views of ballgame. [1934]

Collection

Ford Motor Company Collection

Series

Motion Picture Films Relating to the Ford Motor Company, the Henry Ford Family, Noted Personalities, Industry, and Numerous Americana and Other Subjects