Nash 1948 - A Century of Craftsmanship - How Nash Bodies are Built... the Action Story of a Great Milwa

20 page all new reprint; digitally restored from the original source and printed on high quality 8.5" x 11", 32#, 97 bright acid free paper in Color, assembled into an individual item that is folded and stapled, or heat bonded with an adhesive fabric binding.

Contents - Index:

• Pages: 20

• Nash 1948 - A Century of Craftsmanship - How Nash Bodies are Built…the Action Story of a Great Milwaukee
• Nash Motors
• Image - Charles W. Nash
• Image - George W. Mason
• A Century of Craftsmanship - This is the Story of Craftsmanship.
• A.D. Seaman in his ox-driven delivery wagon - 1855
• The Seaman Furniture Factory - about 1860
• Seaman Automobile Bodies Originally were Manufactured in this Plant in 1909 Image
• Image - Alonzo D. Seaman
• Image - William S. Seaman
• The Nash Body Plant Today - Image
• Steel - the Basic Ingredient
• Presses in Action
• One of the Huge Press Rooms where Nash Roof Panels are Stamped Out
• Unitized Construction
• A Constant Bank of Underbodies is Maintained - Image
• Preparing Subassemblies
• One of Four Stages of Unitized Construction: the "Uniside" Assembly Operation - Image
• The Body takes Form
• "Merry-Go-Around" Method of Assembly - Image
• Bonderizing and Painting
• Body Wash Station - Image
• Inside Appointments
• Power Machines Cut Through 50 to 75 Pieces of Trim Cloth at One Time - Image
• Next Stop - Kenosha
• Men Make Quality