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1919 Firestone Tonnage Truck Tire Ad 1966 Firestone Town & Country Ad 1967 Firestone Oval Tire Ad 1969 Firestone Indy 500 Ad 1972 Firestone Assymetrical Town & Country Ad

Firestone Tires  Ads

Brief History

History of Firstone Tires (1900) 

Harvey Firestone moved to Akron, Ohio, in 1900 and started a rubber tire company to support what he believed would be the next big industry. At first, he simply produced rubber tires for horse-drawn carriages but, within a few years, the work of his friend Henry Ford would help make them both millionaires.

Before Henry Ford started his revolutionary car company in 1905, automobiles were much too expensive for the average person. By streamlining production, Ford was able to make cars a possibility for the masses. When it came time to fit his cars with tires, Ford turned to his friend Henry Firestone. After Ford began to order Firestone tires in 1905, Firestone had to increase its workforce more than tenfold to help meet demand. In 1906, the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company topped sales of $1 million, and, by 1910, the company had produced more than 1 million tires.

In 1911, the first Indianapolis 500 auto race was held. Firestone tires were used on several of the cars, including the winner. This achievement not only made Firestone a leader in the racing market, but also helped to spread the company's name throughout the United States. For the next 46 consecutive years, every winner of the famous Indy race was equipped with Firestone tires. Though competitors would begin to share the racing market, Firestone tires continued to play a major role, with many winners throughout the 1990s and early 21st century relying on this brand.

In the 1920s, Firestone became a household name. The company set up service centers so customers could buy or service tires directly with Firestone itself. Also during this time, the popular "Voice of Firestone" radio program was created and ran for 36 years. During this time, listeners could tune in weekly to hear company and auto news, as well as other features. By the 1930s, Firestone owned nearly 600 stores and had a manufacturing presence in dozens of international countries. In 1935, Firestone and its competitor Goodyear were among the leading tire manufacturers in the world. As workers throughout the country formed unions and sought improved working conditions, the employees at Firestone and Goodyear joined to form the United Rubber Workers union. Through peaceful, well-organized sit-ins, the union won benefits ranging from shorter workdays to safer conditions.

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1919 Firestone Truck Tire ad

1919 Firestone engineering americas truck tonnage tires advertisement

Description:

Firestone Engineering and America's Truck Tonnage

 

Name of Company: Firestone Tire Company
Size (10 3/4 X 14 INCHES) (27.3 X 35.6 CM)

Grading - Excellent (The only visible problems are on the borders where it would be hidden by a frame, small tear on bottom left corner and top left corner)
Availability - One in stock
Price - $25.00
Magazine: The Saturday Evening Post
Publishing Date: November 29, 1919

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Catalog ID: tires00032

1966 Firestone town and country tire ad

1966 Firestone town & and country tires advertisement

Description:

Town and Country Tires Guaranteed to go through ice, mud and snow or we pay the tow.

FIRESTONE

 

Name of Company: Firestone Tire Company
Size (10 1/4 X 13 5/8 INCHES) (26 X 34.6 CM)

Grading - Excellent
Availability - One in stock
Price - $25.00
Magazine: Unknown
Publishing Date: October 28, 1966

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Catalog ID: tires00017

1967 Firestone town and & country wide oval winter tire ad

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1967 Firestone town and & country wide oval winter tire advertisement

Description:

WIDE OVAL WINTER TIRES

FIRESTONE

Name of Company: Firestone Tire Company
Size (20 5/8 X 13 5/8 INCHES) (52.4 X 34.6 CM)

Grading - Excellent (Small tear on middle left and right) & Good (Yellow fingerprint marks on right half)
Availability - One in stock
Price - $25.00
Magazine: Life Magazine
Publishing Date: Unknown

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Catalog ID: tires00014

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1969 Firestone tires indy 500 victory mario andretti ad

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1969 Firestone tires indy 500 victory mario andretti advertisement

Description:

INDY VICTORY SALE!

FIRESTONE

Name of Company: Firestone Tire Company
Size (20 5/8 X 13 5/8 INCHES) (52.4 X 34.6 CM)

Grading - Excellent (Split)
Availability - One in stock
Price - $25.00
Magazine: Unknown
Publishing Date: Unknown

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Catalog ID: tires00008

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1972 Firestone asymmetrical town and & country tires winter ad

1972 Firestone asymmetrical town and & country tires winter advertisement

Description:

Unfortunately, your new 1972 winter will soon be ready for delivery.

FIRESTONE

 

Name of Company: Firestone Tire Company
Size (10 1/8 X 13 1/8 INCHES) (25.7 X 33.3 CM)

Grading - Excellent
Availability - One in stock
Price - $25.00
Magazine: Unknown
Publishing Date: Unknown

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Catalog ID: tires00001

 

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