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Geography

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Geography Produced: 1919 Description The original catalog description provided by the Ford Motor Company reads as follows: Geography-The Earth: What Is It? Part Two, Part Three, Part Four. Military parade - marching units and units on horseback - ship ready for launching - spectators - launching - rotating globe - close-up of relief globe. “A Mountain.” Automobile traffic on mountain road, tourists by side of road, mountains in distance - rotating globe. “Steamship Lines.” Hand with pencil traces lines on globe. “An ocean liner.” Liner under way. “Railroad lines.” Rotating globe - close-up of map showing rail lines. “A transcontinental train going from coast to coast.” In Royal Gorge of the Arkansas River. “A New York hotel.” Dining room - rotating globe - detail showing Southern States. “Cutting sugarcane in the South.” Workers cutting cane by hand - rotating globe, northern hemisphere. “Life in the Arctic.” Runners with dog sleds - rotating globe - detail of Mid-Western States. “Indians from the Plains.” In native costumes, afoot, on horseback, dancing. “Like a fat man the earth wears a belt around its fattest part.” Cartoon, fat man - balloon with equator written on it. “Did som

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