It was claimed that more Americans knew about one part of these items than about the clitoris or the solar system in Cannery Row by John Steinbeck, who also asserted that the introduction of these items caused "part of the concept of private property" to disappear. Kingsford Charcoal was founded to make use of the scrap woo
It was claimed that more Americans knew about one part of these items than about the clitoris or the solar system in Cannery Row by John Steinbeck, who also asserted that the introduction of these items caused "part of the concept of private property" to disappear. Kingsford Charcoal was founded to make use of the scrap wood created during the production of these objects, which were designed in part by Joszef Galamb and C. Harold Wills, the latter of whom also designed the logo for the company that produced them. Versions equipped with skis were known as "Snowflyers", and they had the first-ever detachable-head engine block, making repairs easier. They were initially available in several colors, though by 1914 the company producing them had adopted its founder's dictum that they be available in any color, "so long as it is black". For 10 points, identify this automobile made affordable by its assembly line production, a breakout success for the Ford Motor Company.
It was claimed that more Americans knew about one part of these items than about the clitoris or the solar system in Cannery Row by John Steinbeck, who also asserted that the introduction of these items caused "part of the concept of private property" to disappear.
Ford {Model T} [accept {Tin Lizzie} or {T-Model} Ford; prompt on {T}]