File:Charles Williams Nash and Henry Ford at 1946 Detroit Jubilee.jpg

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English: Charles Williams Nash and Henry Ford standing in dark suits and talking at the 1946 Automotive Jubilee
Date May 31, 1946
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Press release from the automaker's Public Relations Department for publicity of company and its executive. The text on the back of this photograph:

"The last meeting of Charles Nash and Henry Ford during the Automotive Golden Jubilee in May, 1946, when this striking photograph was taken. Both 82 that year, they were among 14 living pioneers honored. Both men were farm-born. Nash was putting Buick on its feet about the time Ford was achieving his first success with the Model T. Nash resigned as president of General Motors in 1916 to form Nash Motors."
Author Public Relations Department, Nash-Kelvinator Corporation, 1450 Plymouth Road, Detroit 32, Michigan

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Charles Williams Nash and Henry Ford standing in dark suits and talking at the 1946 Automotive Jubilee awards ceremony in May 31, 1946.

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