How Was Upholstery Fabric Made? A 1927 Ford Motor Company Documentary Film Covering Complete Process

Produced during the final year of the Ford Model T production, this Ford Motor Company documentary film features the complete process of how the fabric was made and how the upholstery was done. From the sheep ranch you will see how wool is gathered, sheered, cleaned, processed, treated, dyed, spun and eventually turned into a fabric that could be used to make upholstery.
This silent era film features period era piano music for a truly enjoyable experience.
The Model T is what helped Henry Ford put the world on wheels. Affectionally referred to as the "Tin Lizzy" or Henry's Lady, 15 million cars were manufactured from 1914, to 1927. Starting at Ford's Piquette Plant, and eventually moving to The River Rouge plant in Detroit, this film was produced in 1927.