by Brooks T. Brierley
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Black and white photographs document the 1930's struggle by small independent luxury car manufacturers to stay in business against the "giants" (Cadillac, Chrysler, Lincoln, and Packard). The images chronicle the small companies' consolidation, separation, and ultimate failure to maintain production. 139 b&w photos.
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