Invite a sense of mid-century automotive nostalgia into your collection with this 1987 Seventh Printing of Ray Miller’s Ford history, featuring a smooth glossy paper texture and a large, vertical rectangular silhouette filled with over 300 pages of high-fidelity photography and technical research.
Take a deep dive into the golden age of American automotive design with this 1987 seventh printing of 'The Nifty Fifties.' Written by Ray Miller and featuring the renowned photography of Glenn Embree, this comprehensive 320-page volume serves as an illustrated history of Ford automobiles from the iconic 1950s era. Part of the respected 'Ford Road Series,' this book is highly regarded by enthusiasts for its detailed breakdown of every model and accessory produced during this transformative decade for the Ford Motor Company.
The visual appeal of this volume makes it an exceptional addition to a Space Age or Mid-Century Modern themed office or library. The crisp, full-color photography vividly captures the chrome details and pastel palettes that defined the decade's automotive aesthetic. While it is a technical resource, its large format and striking cover photography also make it a perfect conversational piece for a coffee table or a dedicated hobbyist's shelf. This copy remains in very good condition, preserving the vibrant spirit of 1950s Americana for the next generation of car collectors or vintage decor aficionados.
Details: Seventh printing. Photographs by Glenn Embree. Measures about 11.25" by 8.5". 320 pages. Very good condition.
This item is vintage, over 35 years old. All measurements are close but approximate. I measure in quarter inches.