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- Advertising Poster for the 1911 Ford Model T Sold by Ford Dealer Henri Depasse, Paris and Neuilly, France, 1910-1911 - Ford Motor Company opened its first international sales branch, in Paris, France, in 1908. The Paris office became the heart of Ford's marketing efforts throughout the European continent. The company established a French subsidiary, Ford France, in 1916. This French-language poster advertised Henri Depasse's dealerships in Paris and Neuilly. Depasse opened his first Ford dealership in 1908.
- 1911
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Advertising Poster for the 1911 Ford Model T Sold by Ford Dealer Henri Depasse, Paris and Neuilly, France, 1910-1911
Ford Motor Company opened its first international sales branch, in Paris, France, in 1908. The Paris office became the heart of Ford's marketing efforts throughout the European continent. The company established a French subsidiary, Ford France, in 1916. This French-language poster advertised Henri Depasse's dealerships in Paris and Neuilly. Depasse opened his first Ford dealership in 1908.
- Henri Depasse Driving Ford Race Car in France, circa 1911 - Henri Depasse of France first made a name for himself as a bicycle racer, competing in both track and road events. Like other competitive cyclists of his time, he transitioned into automobile racing, where he drove Ford cars in several high-profile races. In addition to operating multiple Ford dealerships in and around Paris, Depasse was a successful electrical entrepreneur.
- circa 1911
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Henri Depasse Driving Ford Race Car in France, circa 1911
Henri Depasse of France first made a name for himself as a bicycle racer, competing in both track and road events. Like other competitive cyclists of his time, he transitioned into automobile racing, where he drove Ford cars in several high-profile races. In addition to operating multiple Ford dealerships in and around Paris, Depasse was a successful electrical entrepreneur.
- Henri Depasse in Ford Race Car with Lightweight Body for Races in France, circa 1911 - Henri Depasse of France first made a name for himself as a bicycle racer, competing in both track and road events. Like other competitive cyclists of his time, he transitioned into automobile racing, where he drove Ford cars in several high-profile races. In addition to operating multiple Ford dealerships in and around Paris, Depasse was a successful electrical entrepreneur.
- circa 1911
- Collections - Artifact
Henri Depasse in Ford Race Car with Lightweight Body for Races in France, circa 1911
Henri Depasse of France first made a name for himself as a bicycle racer, competing in both track and road events. Like other competitive cyclists of his time, he transitioned into automobile racing, where he drove Ford cars in several high-profile races. In addition to operating multiple Ford dealerships in and around Paris, Depasse was a successful electrical entrepreneur.
- Ford Race Car Driven by Henri Depasse in Hill Climb Race at Mont Ventoux, France, 1911 - Henri Depasse of France first made a name for himself as a bicycle racer, competing in both track and road events. Like other competitive cyclists of his time, he transitioned into automobile racing, where he drove Ford cars in several high-profile races. In addition to operating multiple Ford dealerships in and around Paris, Depasse was a successful electrical entrepreneur.
- 1911
- Collections - Artifact
Ford Race Car Driven by Henri Depasse in Hill Climb Race at Mont Ventoux, France, 1911
Henri Depasse of France first made a name for himself as a bicycle racer, competing in both track and road events. Like other competitive cyclists of his time, he transitioned into automobile racing, where he drove Ford cars in several high-profile races. In addition to operating multiple Ford dealerships in and around Paris, Depasse was a successful electrical entrepreneur.
- Ford Race Car Driven by Henri Depasse in Hill Climb Race at Sainte-Barbe-sur-Gaillon, France, 1911 - Henri Depasse of France first made a name for himself as a bicycle racer, competing in both track and road events. Like other competitive cyclists of his time, he transitioned into automobile racing, where he drove Ford cars in several high-profile races. In addition to operating multiple Ford dealerships in and around Paris, Depasse was a successful electrical entrepreneur.
- 1911
- Collections - Artifact
Ford Race Car Driven by Henri Depasse in Hill Climb Race at Sainte-Barbe-sur-Gaillon, France, 1911
Henri Depasse of France first made a name for himself as a bicycle racer, competing in both track and road events. Like other competitive cyclists of his time, he transitioned into automobile racing, where he drove Ford cars in several high-profile races. In addition to operating multiple Ford dealerships in and around Paris, Depasse was a successful electrical entrepreneur.
- Wreckage of Ford Race Car Driven by Henri Depasse at Circuit de la Sarth, Le Mans, France, July 17, 1911 - Henri Depasse of France first made a name for himself as a bicycle racer, competing in both track and road events. Like other competitive cyclists of his time, he transitioned into automobile racing, where he drove Ford cars in several high-profile races. In addition to operating multiple Ford dealerships in and around Paris, Depasse was a successful electrical entrepreneur.
- July 17, 1911
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Wreckage of Ford Race Car Driven by Henri Depasse at Circuit de la Sarth, Le Mans, France, July 17, 1911
Henri Depasse of France first made a name for himself as a bicycle racer, competing in both track and road events. Like other competitive cyclists of his time, he transitioned into automobile racing, where he drove Ford cars in several high-profile races. In addition to operating multiple Ford dealerships in and around Paris, Depasse was a successful electrical entrepreneur.
- Henri Depasse and Mechanic with Ford Race Car in France, circa 1911 - Henri Depasse of France first made a name for himself as a bicycle racer, competing in both track and road events. Like other competitive cyclists of his time, he transitioned into automobile racing, where he drove Ford cars in several high-profile races. In addition to operating multiple Ford dealerships in and around Paris, Depasse was a successful electrical entrepreneur.
- circa 1911
- Collections - Artifact
Henri Depasse and Mechanic with Ford Race Car in France, circa 1911
Henri Depasse of France first made a name for himself as a bicycle racer, competing in both track and road events. Like other competitive cyclists of his time, he transitioned into automobile racing, where he drove Ford cars in several high-profile races. In addition to operating multiple Ford dealerships in and around Paris, Depasse was a successful electrical entrepreneur.