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- E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company Minute Books, 1899-1940
- Collection guide
- The E. I du Pont de Nemours & Company minute books document an important era in the history of the company from just before the turn of the twentieth century through the 1930s. The DuPont Company in this time went through many changes in structure...
- Hagley Collection Guides and Finding Aids
- Du Pont, Samuel Francis (1803-1865)
- Military officers; Uniforms; Navies; Cartes de visite
- Caption on reverse: "Samuel Francis Du Pont said to have been taken 1860-65. Given me by M. E. Belin, 10.18.1914. P. S. du Pont."
- Civil War Collections
- Du Pont, Samuel Francis (1803-1865)
- Military officers; Uniforms; Navies; Cartes de visite
- Written on reverse: "Yours Truly, S. F. Du Pont. Wabash, 18 Feby. 63, Port Royal, S.C."
- Civil War Collections
- Correspondence, Richard D. Wende to Henry Algernon du Pont, 1871-11-07
- Military officers; Artillery (Troops); Soldiers
- Wende discusses his wife, his desire to move west, and asks du Pont to send him a pair of artillery blankets.
- Civil War Collections
- 2000 H.P Wright Duplex-Cyclone
- The world’s largest and most powerful air cooled airplane engine, the new 18 cylinder 2000 H.P. Wright Duplex-Cyclone, was announced Monday by the War department and is being inspected here by (left to right) VP George Chapline, Chief Engineer...
- Nations Business Photograph Collection
- Matheson Silent Six Model 18
- automobiles; automobile racing; passengers; journalism;
- on back of print: "Matheson Silent Six Model 18. June 6-13, 1910. Atlanta-New York race winner"
- Matheson Automobile Company, 1903-1912
- Model 18 Silent Six Matheson
- automobiles
- on back of print: "Matheson "Silent Six" Landaulet, seats seven. Model 18 Silent Six Matheson. 7 Passenger Landaulet. Quimby (body?) $5750."
- Matheson Automobile Company, 1903-1912
- Matheson Model 18
- automobiles; limousines;
- on back of print: "Matheson Model 18: 7 passenger Silent Six limousine. Brewster body. $6700.00. 1911."
- Matheson Automobile Company, 1903-1912
- Matheson Model 18
- automobiles; limousines
- on back of print: "Matheson Model 18: 7 passenger Silent Six limousine. Quimby (body?) $4700. 1911."
- Matheson Automobile Company, 1903-1912
- Boxwoods
- Plants; Gardening;
- Handwritten on front: "2. 12 x 18 x 20." Handwritten on back: "Dwarf box, 12 x 18 x 20. These plants are included because of the possibility of using them as one. There are 4 plants with the insides cut away enclosing an outhouse. Price $500. Hart...
- P.S. du Pont's Longwood, 1840-1954
- Arapixy, Hull 130
- Side wheel steamer
- Text from image: "Side Wheel Steamer "Arapixy" built for Jose H. De Maronta, Brazil, in 1876. Length 140'-0" Beam 23'-0" Depth 8'-0" Engine 18" x 72"." Engines: surface condensing 18" diam., 42" stroke.
- Pusey and Jones Corporation, 1865-1955
- Blade Magazine Cover
- Magazine covers; Selling; Cutlery;
- Blade (Nov. 4, 1959), vol. 11, no. 18
- Universal Design
- DuPont Magazine [February-March 1956]
- Periodicals; Chemical industry; Paint industry; Quarrying; Agriculture; Plastics industry; Ammunition industry; Textile industry;
- Table of Contents: The polymer that breeds new products; Book-learning wasn't enough; Announcing two new auto finishes; King-size coal quarry; What do you know about bread; Chips off the old block; The undercover paint; Putting foams to work; More...
- DuPont Magazine, 1913-2003
- DuPont Magazine [October 1940]
- Periodicals; Chemical industry; Plastics industry; Explosives; Dynamite; Textile industry; Paint industry; Fashion industry; Ammunition industry;
- Table of Contents: We asked 18,000 people; Cavalcade; A chemical curiosity becomes the find of the century; West Virginia coal mining; Modern merchandising; What's new; Are your plants hungry; Chemistry designs an anti-freeze; Farm finishes.
- DuPont Magazine, 1913-2003
- Correspondence, Wilson W. Walker to Henry du Pont, 1861-07-29
- Militias; Military mobilizations; Military officers
- Walker provides a report of his militia company's strength and equipment. Walker's company was the "Odessa Home Guards" of Odessa, Delaware. Du Pont, as Major-General in command of the Delaware Militia, asked the commanders of the state's militia...
- Civil War Collections
- Correspondence, Henry L. Hopkins to Henry du Pont, 1861-07-30
- Militias; Military mobilizations; Military officers
- Hopkins provides a report of his militia company's strength and equipment. Hopkins' company was the Union Home Guards of Seaford, Delaware. Du Pont, as Major-General in command of the Delaware Militia, asked the commanders of the state's militia...
- Civil War Collections
- Correspondence, Thomas Draper to Henry du Pont, 1861-07-29
- Militias; Military mobilizations; Military officers
- Draper provides a report of his militia company's strength and equipment. Draper's company was based in Felton, Delaware. Du Pont, as Major-General in command of the Delaware Militia, asked the commanders of the state's militia companies to make...
- Civil War Collections
- Correspondence, N. B. Knight to Henry du Pont, 1861-07-26
- Militias; Military mobilizations; Military officers
- Knight provides a report of his militia company's strength and equipment. Knight's company, the "Camden Zouaves," was based in Camden, Delaware. Du Pont, as Major-General in command of the Delaware Militia, asked the commanders of the state's...
- Civil War Collections
- Correspondence, H. N. Appleton to Henry du Pont, 1861-07-26
- Militias; Military mobilizations; Military officers
- Appleton provides a report of his militia company's strength and equipment. Appleton's company, the "Union Guards," was located in Summit Bridge, Delaware. Du Pont, as Major-General in command of the Delaware Militia, asked the commanders of the...
- Civil War Collections
- Correspondence, John B. Pennington to Henry du Pont, 1861-07-25
- Militias; Military mobilizations; Military officers
- Pennington provides a report of his militia company's strength and equipment. Pennington's company, the "Haslet Guard," was based in Dover, Delaware. Du Pont, as Major-General in command of the Delaware Militia, asked the commanders of the...
- Civil War Collections