Federal Trucks Ad and Poster Collection: The Federal Motor Trucks Company was an American truck manufacturer headquartered in Detroit, Michigan. The company was founded in 1910 as Bailey Motor Truck by Martin L. Pulcher, who would later found the Oakland Motor Car Company. The last Federal vehicle made for the US marketplace was made in 1959. (Wikipedia)
Federal Trucks Ad and Poster Collection:
1920’s Ads and Posters:
1925 Federal Grocery Delivery Truck
1930’s Ads and Posters:
1930 Federal Model T10 Truck. An Outstanding Truck in Federal’s 20th Anniversary Line
1934 Federal Model 15X Truck. This is a Truck Year
1935 Federal Stake Truck. You can count on Superior Workmanship and Years of Good Service!
1935 Federal Van. Backed by 25 Years of Truck Building Experience
1935 Federal Vn. Advance Years of Faithful Service
1938 Federal
1938 Federal Stake Truck. ‘Owners All Over The World Will Tell You That A Federal Truck Is A Sound Investment’
1939 Federal 3/4 Ton Pickup
1939 Federal Heavy-Duty Truck Line. Look! The 1939 Federals!
1939 Federal Light-Duty Truck Models 7-8
1939 Federal Package Delivery Truck
1940’s Ads and Posters:
1940 Federal Standard Panel Delivery. Economy! Beauty! Stamina!
1940 Federal Package Delivery Truck – the Super-Dependable Truck
1940 Federal Stake Truck. There Is A Federal To Fit Your Job
1942 Federal Trucks. And at Dutch Harbor, Too
1945 Federal Logging Truck
1945 Federal Tanker Truck
1945 Federal Dump Truck. Federals Have Won… By Costing Less to Run!
1945 Federal Trucks. Federals Have Won By Costing Less to Run!
1946 Federal Truck. Federals Have Won… By Costing Less to Run!
1947 Federal Tanker Truck. Federals Have Won… By Costing Less to Run!
1947 Federal Trucks. Federals Have Won… By Costing Less to Run!
1947 Federal Truck. Federals Have Won… By Costing Less to Run!
1947 Federal Truck Van. Federals Have Won… By Costing Less to Run!
1947 Federal Tractor-Trailer Truck
1948 Federal Trucks. Federals Have Won by Costing Less to Run!
1948 Federal Coal Transport Truck. Federals Have Won… By Costing Less to Run!
1948 Federal Truck. Federals Have Won… By Costing Less to Run!
1948 Federal Truck brochure
1948 Federal Dump Truck. Federals Have Won… By Costing Less to Run
1948 Federal Refuse Trucks. ‘We Licked High operating costs with ‘ Federal Trucks!’
1948 Federal Stake Truck. Federals Have Won… by Costing Less to Run
1948 Federal Tractor_Trailer Rig. Federals have won… by Costing Less to Run
1948 Federal Truck. Federals Have Won… By Costing Less to Run!
1950’s Ads and Posters:
1950 Federal Styleliner Million Dollar Cab
1951 Federal Style Liner Trucks. Federal Features Win in Nation-Wide Survey!
1951 Federal Style Liner Trucks. The Most Beautiful Trucks in America!
Scania Ad and Poster Collection: Scania AB (/ˈskæniə/ SKAN-ee-ə, Swedish: [ˈskɑ̌ːnɪa]), stylised SCANIA in its products, is a major Swedish manufacturer headquartered in Södertälje, focusing on commercial vehicles—specifically heavy lorries, trucks and buses. It also manufactures diesel engines for heavy vehicles as well as marine and general industrial applications. (Wikipedia)
Scania Ad and Poster Collection:
1950’s Ads and Posters:
1951 Scania-Vabis Diesel Buses seris B 40 and B 60
Fargo Trucks Ad and Poster Collection: Fargo was a brand of trucks originally produced in the United States in 1913 by the Fargo Motor Car Company. Dropped in 1922, the name was reintroduced for a line of trucks manufactured by the Chrysler Corporation after purchasing Fargo Motors in 1928. Later, Chrysler absorbed Dodge and started producing its truck line, so over time, Fargo trucks became rebadged Dodges, similar to the parallel sale by General Motors of its GMC and Chevrolet truck lines, as well as the Mercury truck brand used by Ford in Canada. (Wikipedia)
Fargo Trucks Ad and Poster Collection:
1920’s Ads and Posters:
1929 Fargo Packet Panel Truck
1929 Fargo Packet Panel Truck (Export)
1930’s Ads and Posters:
1935 Fargo Stake Truck
1939 Fargo Panel Delivery Truck for Style… Economy and Long Life…!
Mack Trucks Ad and Poster Collection: Mack Trucks, Inc., is an American truck–manufacturing company and a former manufacturer of buses and trolley buses. Founded in 1900 as the Mack Brothers Company, it manufactured its first truck in 1907 and adopted its present name in 1922. Mack Trucks is a subsidiary of AB Volvo which purchased Mack along with Renault Trucks in 2000. After being founded in Brooklyn, New York, the company’s headquarters were in Allentown, Pennsylvania, from 1905 to 2009, when they moved to Greensboro, North Carolina. The entire line of Mack products is still produced in Lower Macungie, Pennsylvania, with additional assembly plants in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Australia, and Venezuela. (Wikipedia)
REO Ad and Poster Collection: The REO Motor Car Company was a Lansing, Michigan-based company that produced automobiles and trucks from 1905 to 1975. At one point the company also manufactured buses on its truck platforms. (Wikipedia)
REO Ad and Poster Collection:
1900’s Ads and Posters:
1907 Reo Runabout
1907 Reo Touring Car
1910’s Ads and Posters:
1912 Reo Thirty Fore Door
1915 Reo Touring Car. REO For Economy
1915 REO 2-ton Motor Truck. ‘As Reliable as a Chronometer’
1920’s Ads and Posters:
1923 Reo Hearse
1923 Reo New Phaeton
1923 Reo Seven Passenger Touring
1924 Reo New Touring. New High-Powered Reo Sixes
1925 Reo 20th Anniversary Sedan
1925 Reo Speed Wagon Canopy Express
1925 Reo Speed Wagon Delivery Truck. First!
1925 REO Speed Wagon. A National Institution
1926 Reo Speed Wagon Heavy Duty Stake Truck
1927 Reo Flying Cloud Brougham
1927 Reo Flying Cloud Sedan
1927 Reo Flying Cloud Sedan
1928 Reo Flying Cloud Sedan
1928 Reo Speed Wagon Tonner. That 1-ton loads may ride more swiftly and more cheaply
1929 Reo Flying Cloud Coupe
1929 Reo Flying Cloud Sport Brougham. Makers of History – Intolerant of Tradition
1929 Reo Flying Cloud Sport Coupe … to do All Things Well
1929 Reo Flying Cloud Sport Coupe, looking for the right kind of girl
1929 Reo Junior Speed Wagon. Evert Woman Likes to See Smart Delivery Service Stopping at Her Door
1929 Reo Junior Speed Wagon. One Thing About Your Business the Whole Town Knows..
1929 Reo Junior Speed Wagon. You Judge Other People’s Businesses This Way
1929 Reo Junior Speed Wagon Delivery Van
1930’s Ads and Posters:
1930 Reo Flying Cloud Brougham
1930 Reo Flying Cloud Model 20 Coupe
1930 Reo Flying Cloud Model 20 Sedan
1930 Reo Flying Cloud Model 20 Sedan
1930 Reo Gold Crown Engine
1930 Reo Speed Wagon Dump Truck. Call REO In
1930 Reo Speed Wagon Dump Truck
1930 Reo Speed Wagon Panel Delivery Truck
1930 Reo Speed Wagon Tanker Truck
1930s Reo Light Delivery Express
1931 Reo Flying Cloud Eight Five-Passenger Sedan
1931 Reo Speed Wagon Panel Truck. Fitting Your Business – Fitting Your Pocketbook
1932 Reo 1-1/2 Ton Speed Wagon Truck
1932 Reo Flying Cloud Coupe pulling G.E. Kitchen Trailer
1932 Reo Royale Five-Passenger Sedan
1932 Reo Royale Five-Passenger Victoria
1932 Reo Royale Two-Passenger Coupe
1932 Reo Speed Wagon Van
1934 Reo Flying Cloud Sedan (New Zealand Ad)
1934 Reo Flying Cloud Six-Passenger De Luxe Sedan
1934 Reo Flying Cloud Six-Passenger Sport Sedan
1934 Reo Flying Cloud Three or Five-Passenger De Luxe Coupe
1934 Reo Flying Cloud Three- or Five-Passenger Sport Coupe. The Car Without A Gear Shift Lever
1934 Reo Flying Cloud Six-Passenger De Luxe Sedan. The Car Without A Gear Shift Lever
1934 Reo Flying Cloud Six-Passenger Sport Sedan. The Car Without A Gear Shift Lever
1935 Reo De Luxe Sedan
1935 Reo De Luxe Two-Door Sedan
1935 Reo Standard Sedan
1935 Reo De Luxe Commercial Panel. 1000-Lb. Pay-Load Capacity
1935 Reo Half-Ton Pick-Up. Light, Fast – Economical
1935 Reo Suburban Semi-Sedan. A Comfortable 7-Passenger Station Wagon
Autocar Trucks Ad and Poster Collection: The Autocar Company is an American specialist manufacturer of severe-duty, Class 7 and Class 8 vocational trucks, with its headquarters in Birmingham, Alabama. Started in 1897 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, as a manufacturer of Brass Era automobiles, and trucks from 1899, Autocar is the oldest surviving motor vehicle brand in the Western Hemisphere. (Wikipedia)
International Trucks Ad and Poster Collection: The International Harvester Company (abbreviated first IHC and later IH) (now known as Navistar International Corporation) was a United States manufacturer of agricultural machinery, construction equipment, trucks, and household and commercial products. (Wikipedia)
International Trucks Ad and Poster Collection:
1930’s Ads and Posters:
1934 International Trucks. 32 Years … or an Afternoon
1936 International Trucks. The Same Strength of Character in Half-Ton and Big Six-Wheeler International Trucks
1936 International Trucks. ‘Time Marches On’ with International Trucks
1937 International Trucks. They have 100 Internationals and this is what they say…
1938 International Trucks. The Girl Delivers the Message… Internationals Deliver The Goods
1938 International Trucks. American Trucking Associations Honor ‘World’s Safest Truck Driver’ and ‘Nation’s Best Truck Driver’
1938 International Trucks. Railway Express Agency Bought the First Cab-over-Engine International. They Now own 290
1938 International Trucks. World’s Safest Truck Drive and Nations Best Truck Driver
1938 International Trucks. You can buy International Trucks on Convenient Terms
1938 International Trucks. Experience and Quality … together make Reputation
1939 International Trucks. Cleveland Police Emergency Mobile Patrol
1939 International Trucks. ‘It’s an International!’
1939 International Truck at S. F. Golden Gate World’s Fair
1939 International Trucks. The Man And The Truck … working Partners of the Highway
1940’s Ads and Posters:
1940 International Trucks. It takes a Truck Engine to Stand the Gaff!
1940 International Trucks. You Can’t Beat Bottled Beverages and Bootlers say You Can’t Beat International Trucks
1941 International Trucks. Proved All Ways for Come what may!
1941 International Trucks. Talking of ‘Bases’ These Trucks Have ‘Em!
1943 International Truck. Earthquake Express!
1944 1941 Nothing changed but the paint. Everything changed but the paint 1943. International Harvester
1944 International Trucks. A River Of Fuel That Flows On Trucks
1944 International Trucks. He Drives A Weapon
1945 International Trucks. The Wrench Is A Battle Weapon
1945 International Trucks. Bonds by the Billions
1945 International Trucks. Out Of This War
1946 Product of International Harvester
1946 International Trucks. Tough Job… Tough Truck. And Rugged Internationals Have What it Takes
1947 International Trucks. The Most Complete Line Of Trucks Built
1947 International Trucks. Announcing – New Models International Trucks
1948 International Trucks. We’ve Got Youngsters of Our Own … You Bet We Drive Safely
1948 International. This Symbol Means… Product of International Harvester
1948 International Trucks. New Standard Of The Highway
1948 International Trucks. Why This Emblem Identifies Great Trucks
1948 International School Buses. Safe… and on time to modern education
1950’s Ads and Posters:
1950 International Coal Dump Truck
1950 International L-110 Panel Truck
1950 International L-120 Stake Truck
1950 International L-162 Van
1950 International L-165 Roadliner
1950 International L-184 Loadstar Dump Truck
1950 International Metro Delivery Van
1950 International Pickup
1952 International Trucks. The only question is ‘when’
1952 International Trucks. Top of the light-duty truck class!
1953 International Panel Truck
1953 International R-110 Pickup
1953 International R-120 Stake Truck
1953 International R-120 Pickup
1953 International R-120 with Service-Utility Body
1953 International R-160 with 12-foot Van Body
1953 International R-164 Loadstar Dump Truck
1953 International R-195 Roadliner
1953 International RA-120 Metroette Van
1953 International RM-150 Metro Van
1953 International Travelall
1960’s Ads and Posters:
1960 International Trucks. Diesels that weigh less, do more to cut costs!
1960 International Trucks. The tougher the job, the better you’ll like ’em!
1960 International Trucks. 12 Famous Faces of International
1961 International Scout. America’s New Runabout
1961 International Scout. America’s New Runabout
1961 International Scout. Like Buying 4 Vehicles For The Price Of 1!
1961 International Scout. Stylish but rugged
1961 International Trucks. If you’re looking for the right truck, you’ve turned to the right page!
1963 International CO Tilt Cab Loadstar. Makes The Driver As Maneuverable As The Truck Itself
1968 International Scout. A Scout is power to discover the past
1968 International Scout. A Scout is power to find a new shore
1968 International Scout. A Scout is power to follow the deer
1969 International Trucks. Why do they spend good money making a truck cab so fancy?
Some interesting International Trucks related links:
Diamond T Ad and Poster Collection: The Diamond T Motor Car Company was founded in Chicago in 1905 by C. A. Tilt. Reportedly, the company name was created when Tilt’s shoe-making father fashioned a logo featuring a big “T” (for Tilt) framed by a diamond, which signified high quality. The company’s hood emblem on trucks was a sled dog in harness. From its beginnings manufacturing touring cars, the company later became known for its trucks. By 1967, as a subsidiary of White Motor Company, it was merged with Reo Motor Company to become Diamond Reo Trucks, Inc. (Wikipedia)
Diamond T Ad and Poster Collection:
1930’s Ads and Posters:
1934 Diamond T De Luxe Model 211 Semi-Van Truck
1934 Diamond T De Luxe Model 211 Stake Truck
1934 Diamond T Truck with Dump Truck Body, Export Ad
1934 Diamond T Truck with Van Body, Export Ad
1935 Diamond T Buses & Trucks Ad
1935 Diamond T Dump Trucks. Dependable Service
1936 Diamond T Truck with Van Body, Export Ad
1940’s Ads and Posters:
1940 Diamond T Super-Service Trucks. Guaranteed 100,000 Miles Or One Full Year 1 To 10 Tons
1942 Diamond T on duty… in defense of Freedom!
1942 Diamond T Trucks. With the colors… for the duration
1942 Diamond T Motor Trucks. In uniform again, as in 1917 – for the duration!
1943 Diamond T Motor Trucks. One the War-Path! the same truck stamina you know so well
1944 Diamond T Model 404 Stake Truck Ad (Argentina)
1944 Diamond T School Bus Ad (Argentina)
1944 Diamond T Transit Bus Ad (Argentina)
1945 Diamond T Truck Model 614 at Oakland Bay Bridge CA
1947 Diamond T Tanker Truck
1947 Diamond T Truck Model T509SC at Mt. Palomar CA
1948 Diamond T Beer Delivery Van
1948 Diamond T Panel Delivery Truck
1948 Diamond T Truck Model 910 at Golden Gate Bridge CA
1948 Diamond T Trucks. Half a carload of ‘housing’ speeds to the site … with Diamond T reliability
1950’s Ads and Posters:
1953 Diamond T 422C Tilt Cab Tanker
1953 Diamond T 921C Tilt Cab
1954 Diamond T Truck Dealership
1960’s Ads and Posters:
1960 Diamond T Tilt-Cab Truck & Trailer
1961 Diamond T 4300… gas jobs that live longer, cost less to own and to run!
1961 Diamond T Tilt-Cab Truck & Refrigerated Van
1962 Diamond T Tilt-Cab Truck
1966 Diamond T. See… Drive… Buy… Profit with Diamond T
White Trucks Ad and Poster Collection: The White Motor Company was an American automobile, truck, bus and agricultural tractor manufacturer from 1900 until 1980. The company also produced bicycles, roller skates, automatic lathes, and sewing machines. Before World War II, the company was based in Cleveland, Ohio. (Wikipedia)
White Trucks Ad and Poster Collection:
1900’s Ads and Posters:
1904 White Model D Touring Car
1908 White Limousine with Miss Bonita, Actress, Singer & Dancer
1908 White Steamer Touring Car
1909 White Steamer with President Taft and his family
1910’s Ads and Posters:
1910 President Taft in his White Steamer
1910 White Model G-A Gasoline Car
1910 White Model M-M Toy Tonneau
1910 White Steamer Model 0-0
1914 White Berline. Fascination
1914 White Coupe. Grace
1914 White Touring. Unity
1915 White Limousine. Incomparable
1915 White Touring. A Creation Notable For Complete Artistic And Mechanical Excellence
1915 White Touring Car – in itself an exposition of progress
1915 White Touring – the masterwork of masterbuilders
1916 White Touring Car. Custom built
1917 White Four Runabout. Three Stages Of Motor Development
1917 White Sixteen-Valve 4 Cabriolet
1917 White Sixteen-Valve Four Coupe
1917 White Sixteen-Valve Four Semi-Touring
1917 White Sixteen-Valve Four Town Car
1917 White Town Car
1919 White Keg Truck, Labatt Brewing Co.
1920’s Ads and Posters:
1928 White Convertible Town Car-Style Delivery Truck
1928 White Custom Delivery Service Truck
1928 White Custom Panel Delivery Truck
1930’s Ads and Posters:
1930s White Bus used by Glacier National Park
1930 White Club Coach
1931 White Super Heavy Duty Six Tractor-Trailer Truck
1932 White Truck Moving Van
1935 Gilmore Oil Tank Truck on White Truck Chassis
1935 Gilmore Oil Truck on White Chassis
1935 Gilmore Oil Truck on White Chassis
1935 White Bus used by Yellowstone Park
1935 White Delivery Van (Bullock’s Department Store)
1936 White Dream Coach of 1950, Great Lakes Exposition
1936 White Express Truck
1936 White Panel Delivery Truck
1936 White Sightseeing Bus, Great Lakes Exposition
1936 White Streamlined Truck for Labatt’s, Great Lakes Exposition
1937 White C.O.E. (Cab Over Engine) Tanker Truck
1937 White Model 700 DeLuxe Stake Truck
1937 White Model 700 Streamline Tanker Truck
1937 White Model 700 Truck
1938 White C.O.E. Model 805
1939 White Trucks White Horse. Around the World in 60 days!
1940’s Ads and Posters:
1940 White Horse Delivery Van
1940 White Horse Delivery Van. Tomorrow’s Way to Deliver Goods Today!
1941 White Horse Delivery Van. The Cavalry of Business has been Mechanized, too
1941 White Trucks. First Choice of the ‘Pros’
1942 White Refrigerated Truck. Cows that almost Jump Over the Moon
1942 White. All Roads Lead to Market
1942 White Trucks. The Fountain of Youth
1942 White Trucks. Ambassadors in Overalls
1942 White Trucks. There’s a Great White Way across Iran
1942 White Trucks. ‘Mister.. You own this White… but it’s My truck, too!’
1942 White Buses. The Work Starts at the Bus Stop
1943 White. At the Pentagon Building… there’s a White Bus every few seconds
1943 White Truck. Ten Tons of TNT per Load
1943 White Truck. Helping build the Bridge to Berlin
1944 White Trucks. Alongside G.I. Joe… All the Way
1944 White Truck. 10,000 Mickey Finns for the Axis
1944 White Motor Company. Captains of our Inland Ships
1945 White Trucks. New Holiday for Housewives
1945 White Trucks. Survival Of The Fittest
1945 White Truck. Dreams Do Come True
1945 White Trucks. He’s Home… for a moment
1945 White Trucks. Land of the Year ‘Round Harvest
1946 White. Quality is a Scientific Fact
1946 White Trucks. Switch to Better Living
1946 White Trucks. Fresh as Tomorrow’s Sunrise
1947 White Streamliner Truck, Labatt Brewing Co.
1947 White Tanker Truck. Around the corner from You
1947 White Telephone Truck. ‘Hello… everybody!’
1949 White Dump Truck. Here Is Why Whites Save On Truck Maintenance Cost
1950’s Ads and Posters:
1950 White 3000 Truck. It pays to Modernize your store front on wheels
1951 White 3000 Truck. The Gentlemen Of The Highway Prefer it 8 to 1
1951 White 3000 Truck. The Modern Machine for Making Deliveries
1951 White Super Power 3000, new kind of truck
1952 White 3000 Truck. What do your delivery trucks tell the neighbors about your business
1953 White 3000 Truck. Do More Work… Deliver More At Low Cost
1953 White 3014 Delivery Truck. The Delivery Truck Engineered To Meet Today’s Delivery Problems
1954 White Model 3022PLT Truck. White Tailored Transportation
1957 White 3000 Truck
1959 Challenge to Truck Buyers – Pick the salesman who’ll do the most of your business. White
1959 White 3000. Super Hauler with city maneuverability
1959 White 5000. New Super Hauler for New Super Highway System
1959 White 9064 … built the way you need it Super Hauler
1959 White – the businessman’s truck… 1100 New Reasons why you’ll make more money with a White
1960’s Ads and Posters:
1960 White PDQ Delivery Truck (1960-1966)
1960 White PDQ Delivery Van
1960 White Truck. Here’s how White trucks give you a Competitive Edge
1960 White Compact, runs circles inside any other truck or tractor
1961 White 3000 Tanker Truck
1961 White Compact Truck. Turning point in transportation
1961 White PDQ High-Cube _C_ Series Delivery Van
1962 White PDQ High-Cube _C_ Series Delivery Van
1965 White Trucks. A White Engineer At His Desk
1965 White Trucks. Our White-Collar Workers Like To Get Their Hands Dirty
1966 White 1500 Compact Beer Truck
1966 White 3000 Van, Knickerbocker Storage Co.
1967 White Trend Truck
1967 White Trucks. How to drive a hard bargain in a tight money situation
1967 White Trucks. This is the way it used to crumble
1967 White Trucks. To the tight money situation White has an answer
