| | 1241 | Title: | Accession 980  | | | | Accession: | 980 | | | | Creator: | none | | | | Abstract: | none | | | | Similar Items: | Find |
| 1242 | Title: | Accession 981 | | | | Accession: | 981 | | | | Creator: | Ford Motor Company | | | | Abstract: | Microfilms of archives accessions. | | | | Similar Items: | Find |
| 1245 | Title: | General Newspaper Clipping Collection Series, 1899-1977 | | | | Accession: | 984 | | | | Creator: | Ford Motor Company | | | | Abstract: | The series contains miscellaneous unarranged newspaper clippings covering a variety of topics related to Henry Ford, Ford Motor Company and the automobile industry, as well as scrapbooks on aviation covering 1920 to 1928 and Willow Run during 1942. | | | | Similar Items: | Find |
| 1250 | Title: | Irving R. Bacon Scrapbook, 1919 | | | | Accession: | 99.1.1805 | | | | Creator: | Bacon, Irving R.(Irving Rueben), 1875-1962 | | | | Abstract: | Irving R. Bacon was an artist from Fitchburg, Massachusetts. After completing art school in Detroit, he worked as an illustrator for the Detroit Evening News and the Detroit Free Press. After leaving Detroit for a while, he returned and began working for Henry Ford, first at his newspapers and later at the Ford Motor Company, painting scenes and portraits for the museum and scenery for the museum's theater. In 1919, Henry Ford sued the Chicago Tribune for libel over comments they made about him. The ensuing trial occurred in Mt. Clemens, Michigan, with Ford being awarded 6 cents in compensation. During this trial, it appears that Irving Bacon was present in the courtroom and created sketches of the event. The Irving R. Bacon Scrapbook contains 65 sketches of assorted individuals participating in the trial, including the judge, attorneys, witnesses, and jurors. Also included are some photocopies of certain sketches. 0.3 cubic ft. (1 box). | | | | Similar Items: | Find |
| 1251 | Title: | Litogot Family Collection | | | | Accession: | 99.1.1809 | | | | Creator: | Litogot family | | | | Abstract: | The Litogot Family Collection contains two binders documenting the family history of Mary Litogot, Henry Ford's mother. The binders contain photocopies of documents, photographic prints and negatives, and handwritten notes. Also included are newspaper clippings regarding the death of Henry Ford and other aspects of the family's history. | | | | Similar Items: | Find |
| 1252 | Title: | Stanley R. Topel Audio-Visual Education Collection, circa 1960-1995 | | | | Accession: | 99.10 | | | | Creator: | Topel, Stanley R. | | | | Abstract: | Stanley Topel was an elementary and high school teacher from 1957 to 1994. Topel used audio-visual materials in his classroom to better engage students, and over the years, amassed a personal collection of equipment. Stanley Topel went on to earn a doctoral degree in education, writing a dissertation on the use of audio-visual materials in the classroom. The Stanley R. Topel Audio-Visual Education Collection contains receipts, warranty cards, equipment instructional manuals, 51 filmstrips, 7 reading script pamphlets that accompanied films, 2 audiocassettes to accompany films, two printed sermons, an oral interview on 2 DVDs and 2 VHS cassettes, and two copies of Topel's dissertation. The collection is open for research, however use of original films, audio and VHS cassettes, and DVDs is restricted. 1.3 cubic ft. (2 boxes). | | | | Similar Items: | Find |
| 1253 | Title: | Jan Kamienski Papers, 1922-1966 | | | | Accession: | 99.218.2 | | | | Creator: | Kamienski, Jan, 1922-1976 | | | | Abstract: | The Jan Kamienski Papers, 1922-1966, contain photographs, identification and ration cards, certificates,
and naturalization paperwork related to Kamienski's imprisonment in the Dachau, Mathausen, and Augsburg concentration camps and subsequent immigration to the United States. | | | | Subjects: | Kamienski, Jan, 1922-1976 | Dachau (Concentration camp) | Mauthausen (Concentration camp) | Concentration camps | Emigration and immigration | Prisoners | Ration books | World War, 1939-1945 | Mauthausen (Austria) | Augsburg (Germany) | Dachau (Germany) | Poznań (Poland) | Detroit (Mich.) | Greeting cards | Periodicals | Photographic prints | | | | Similar Items: | Find |
| 1254 | Title: | Macintosh 512k Personal Computer Materials | | | | Accession: | 99.99.2 | | | | Creator: | Miller, Cynthia Read (Collector) | | | | Abstract: | The Macintosh 512k personal computer was marketed in 1985, and had an increased memory capacity over the previous Macintosh design, the 128k. When purchased, the computer came with an assortment of program disks and manuals, with more being able to be purchased by the consumer. The Macintosh 512k Personal Computer Materials contain items collected by the original purchaser of the computer. These contain the original purchase receipt and repair paperwork; a sample of printer paper; the original Macintosh operating manuals in their case, as well as nine other books and manuals; one box containing nine 3.5 inch floppy disks; MasterType and Colormate operating software; and three computer games in packages, "Exodus Ultima III," "Murder By the Dozen," and "Mouse Stampede." The collection is open for research, however use of floppy disks contained in the collection is restricted. 1 cubic ft. (1 box). | | | | Similar Items: | Find |
| 1257 | Title: | Accession 992 | | | | Accession: | 992 | | | | Creator: | Genematas, N. W. | | | | Abstract: | | | | | Similar Items: | Find |
| 1258 | Title: | Accession 993 | | | | Accession: | 993 | | | | Creator: | Enrichment Materials, Inc. | | | | Abstract: | Two Recordings "Landmarks of America" Enrichment Records created by Enrichment Materials, Inc. of New York | | | | Similar Items: | Find |
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