Mechanix Illustrated
Issue: Jul, 1938
Posted in: Ahead of its time, Automotive, Origins
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Posted: 02/06/2006
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Safety Belt Devised For Car (Jul, 1938)

Safety Belt Devised For Car
DESIGNED to hold passengers firmly in their seats in event of a crash so that they will not be thrown violently against the car interior, a newly developed safety belt for automobiles may eliminate injuries attributed to this cause.

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  1. darren says: November 25, 20107:07 pm

    Is that one seat belt holding the two ladies? 1/2 way there guys….

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