Ford Motor Company WORLDWIDE Employee Badges, ID Cards, Passes & Permits

[EFV8 Museum]

http://www.fordv8foundation.org/store.html

Hot off the Press! Finally, James Krucki with Timothy O'Callaghan & Kenneth Coates have compiled a comprehensive reference book on Ford Badges and ID items. This book is copyrighted and published by the Early Ford V-8 Foundation & Museum. Click on FORD STORE link for all the details on how you can purchase this book and Genuine Ford Rouge Badges. (260)927-8022 $39.95 just book, $59.95 with original Rouge badge.

[VeryTangled]

Hi Everyone, I got my copy earlier this week! Spiral bound, about an inch thick. Since I got two books, I started on the other one. It's about the history of the assembly line.

Thumbs up!

Also, you guys are probably tired of me saying what a good cause I think the Early Ford V-8 Foundation is.

[mercman from oz]

I would love a copy of this Book plus the optional Badge for my Library, but with the poor exchange rate with the Aussie Dollar against the Greenback, the cost would be around A$100 without Postage. The landed cost would near double this price.
This is unfortunate, but it is the fact of life. Too bad.

[slpowers]

Is anyone collecting employee badges? I have one from the Windsor, ON, Canada plant numbered G-0706.

[nelsb01]

Yes, there are a few of us still doing that.

[corvette8n]

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I have one badge, just for the sake of owning it.

[Dave Slater]

I collect the Australian badges. Dave

[mercman from oz]

Ford Motor Company Australia - Workers Badges

[mercman from oz]

Another example of a Ford Motor Company Australia - Workers Badge

[mercman from oz]

Book - Ford Motor Company Worldwide Employee Badges, ID Cards, Passes & Permits by James Krucki with Kenneth Coates & Timothy O'Callaghan. If you are interested in Ford Motor Company History and the Badges etc that they produced, make sure you get a copy of this great book.

[mercman from oz]

Unusual Australian Ford Geelong Badge

[tub1]

I'm liking that last badge mercman it has included Tasmania , did you know the 36 phaeton currently for sale in qld it looks great in the old picture of it

[mercman from oz]

Australian 1939 Ford Body Badge. Very similar to the Australian Ford Geelong Badge in my previous Post.

[koates]

Originally Posted by Dave Slater

I collect the Australian badges. Dave

I collect Australian FORD employee badges too. Regards, Kevin.

[tubman]

I don't collect badges, but might consider giving my right nut for the "Geelong" badge with the stylized "V8".

[koates]

Originally Posted by tubman

I don't collect badges, but might consider giving my right nut for the "Geelong" badge with the stylized "V8".

tubman, Im not sure if your right nut would be valuable enough to swap for that Aussie badge. Regards, Kevin.

[Holeshot]

"Badges? We don't need no stinking badges."

[tubman]

Originally Posted by koates

tubman, Im not sure if your right nut would be valuable enough to swap for that Aussie badge. Regards, Kevin.

At my age, you're probably right.

I would miss it, though.

[Rougewelder]

I collect Ford employee badges. Been doing it for about 7 years and its grown considerably. Always looking for more badges especially ones I don't have already. If anyone has some that are available, let me know.
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[RDSISV]

Is there any chance there might be a badge like this in the book. I have seen many examples online but none quite like this one. It has Ford, Atlanta, Mtr, Co and the persons name. From my understanding this person worked for Ford in Atlanta when they 1st open. I am guessing the badge is Maybe late teens to early 20s. I assume the writing mean Ford, (mtr) Motor, (Co) Company Atlanta. And below employee name.