Pipp E G (4 results)

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Illus., 12 x 9", printed stapled wraps, 23pp; 15pp. "Weekly": light toning and soiling, spine worn, center secetion detached else good to very good condition. "Magazine": toned, soiled, chipped, a corner of the front cover has been taped on, creased else good. Edwin Gustav Pipp was the managing editor of "The Detroit News" when he was hired by Henry Ford to be an editor on the "Dearborn Independent" which was acquired in 1918 by Ford's aide and secretary, Ernest G. Liebold. Pipp left in 1920 aghast at the plans for anti-semetic articles, going on to found Pipp's Weekly and Pipp's Magazine. Articles in the "Weekly": "Detroit As A World Industrial Center" (included in this article is "Henry Ford's Plan For Expansion"), "Some Facts About Detroit", "News From Detroit's Real Estate Dealers". Also included are ads for varoius subdivisions: "Comeford's Ford Road", "Telegraph Road North Dearborn". The "Magazine" offers articles "Great World Markets Open To Detroit Automobiles", "Detroit As The Aviation Center". Also, two photos of downtown Detroit showing its growth five years apart. Sold as a pair. Extremely SCARCE publication.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Detroit, 1928. Black cloth covered flexible boards; wear at edges; front cover faded and title area discolored; front board lifted at top corner; gutter gap at title page with webbing exposed; staples exposed and showing rust; folio 12"-15" tall; text block in very good condition; Interior clean and unmarked; portrait illustrations; 54 pages. Additional shipping charges may be required for international or expedited orders.

Photo portraits, 11.5 x 9, printed wraps, 91 pp + index, covers heavily worn and very chipped, rear cover missing, front cover at spine reinforced with cello tape, library label to top of front cover at spine, pp toned and soiled, ex-lib with minimal markings, many corners creased or missing, a rather poor ocpy of this fairly scarce item. SWAF. Bonstelle, Tuller, Fyfe, Blain, Newberry, Mott, Henry Ford, etc.

Paperback. Condition: Good. First Edition. A compilation of fifteen scathing articles written because "the author believes they contain information of interest and value to the public and unavailable from other sources. The writer believes he knows Henry Ford as no other writer does - and has made an earnest attempt to analyze the man's motives in the light of past experience." - Preface. Articles include: The Six-Hour Day for Labor; A Clash with Hearst; The Ford-For-President Club; An Eye Opener As To The Jews; Jewish Centers in Ohio; Forgot Promises as to War Profits; Money for Election; A Campaign of Slander; His Success; Ford, the Man; The Menace of Ford's Secret Service Department; Trying to Drill History into Henry Ford; Squeezing the Little Fellow; A Shadow of the Ford Industrial System. 63, [4] ads p. Two black and white reproductions of photos. Author was editor of Ford's Dearborn Independent magazine from inception until April 1920, having previously served as managing editor of the Detroit News. Unmarked with moderate wear to blue wraps. Binding intact. Pipp's Weekly subscription form present as last page. 7" x 4.75". A worthy copy of this intriguing study.; 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall; Henry Ford - Biography.