Fordson (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Fordson" in English language version.

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Wik 1972, p. 96 Wik, Reynold M. (1972), "V - Henry Ford's Tractors and Agriculture", Henry Ford and Grass-Roots America, Ann Arbor, MI, USA: University of Michigan Press, ISBN 0-472-06193-3.
Ford & Crowther 1922, pp. 26, 204, 278. Ford, Henry; Crowther, Samuel (1922), My Life and Work, Garden City, New York, USA: Garden City Publishing Company, Inc. Various republications, including ISBN 9781406500189. Original is public domain in U.S. Also available at Google Books.
Manly 1919, p. 281 Manly, Harold P. (1919), The Ford Motor Car and Truck; Fordson Tractor: Their Construction, Care and Operation, Chicago, IL, USA: Frederick J. Drake & Co.
Manly 1919, pp. 276–281 Manly, Harold P. (1919), The Ford Motor Car and Truck; Fordson Tractor: Their Construction, Care and Operation, Chicago, IL, USA: Frederick J. Drake & Co.
Manly 1919, pp. 275–276 Manly, Harold P. (1919), The Ford Motor Car and Truck; Fordson Tractor: Their Construction, Care and Operation, Chicago, IL, USA: Frederick J. Drake & Co.
Manly 1919, p. 275 Manly, Harold P. (1919), The Ford Motor Car and Truck; Fordson Tractor: Their Construction, Care and Operation, Chicago, IL, USA: Frederick J. Drake & Co.
Wik 1972 Wik, Reynold M. (1972), "V - Henry Ford's Tractors and Agriculture", Henry Ford and Grass-Roots America, Ann Arbor, MI, USA: University of Michigan Press, ISBN 0-472-06193-3.
Chilton Tractor Journal editors and correspondents 1922b, pp. 18, 21 "Implements, machinery and parts that have been designed for the Fordson tractor", Chilton Tractor Journal, 8 (5): 13–21, 1922-05-01.
Wik 1972, p. 94 Wik, Reynold M. (1972), "V - Henry Ford's Tractors and Agriculture", Henry Ford and Grass-Roots America, Ann Arbor, MI, USA: University of Michigan Press, ISBN 0-472-06193-3.
Wik 1972, p. 93 Wik, Reynold M. (1972), "V - Henry Ford's Tractors and Agriculture", Henry Ford and Grass-Roots America, Ann Arbor, MI, USA: University of Michigan Press, ISBN 0-472-06193-3.
Wik 1972, p. 95 Wik, Reynold M. (1972), "V - Henry Ford's Tractors and Agriculture", Henry Ford and Grass-Roots America, Ann Arbor, MI, USA: University of Michigan Press, ISBN 0-472-06193-3.
"Ford Tractor -- '53 Model". Popular Mechanics, January 1953, p. 120.
Chilton Tractor Journal editors and correspondents 1922a, p. 12 "Fordson tractor sales open big field for equipment and accessories", Chilton Tractor Journal, 8 (5): 12, 1922-05-01.
Chilton Tractor Journal editors and correspondents 1922b, pp. 13–21 "Implements, machinery and parts that have been designed for the Fordson tractor", Chilton Tractor Journal, 8 (5): 13–21, 1922-05-01.
"A recent development in one-man graders", The American City, 27 (3): 289, September 1922.

gasenginemagazine.com

"The Ford Tractor Company Minneapolis, Minnesota". Gas Engine. Retrieved 2018-01-10.

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Ford & Crowther 1922, pp. 26, 204, 278. Ford, Henry; Crowther, Samuel (1922), My Life and Work, Garden City, New York, USA: Garden City Publishing Company, Inc. Various republications, including ISBN 9781406500189. Original is public domain in U.S. Also available at Google Books.

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A chassis of State. The Irish Times, September 18, 2014. Image of Wladimir Gawriilowitsch Krikhatzkij's painting "The First Tractor". Throughout the 1920s, thousands of [Irish] Cork-built Model Fs were sold to the Soviet Union, where the communist authorities were so impressed they soon started making cloned versions

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"1926 Fordson Prototype". Mecum Magazine. 2019-11-01. Retrieved 2023-01-12.

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"1926 Fordson Prototype | K7 | Davenport 2019". Mecum Auctions. Retrieved 2023-01-12.

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"With Admiral Byrd's Second Antarctic Expedition: H.R.(Bob)Young's Narrative Account of His Experiences Down South & Returning to Civilization" (PDF). Oregon State University. Retrieved 2010-01-27.