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  • E. E. Hendrick to Frank Milne
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    Hendrick insists on custom specifications and tests for the proposed boiler. Hendrick seeks a guarantee from Milne that he will be able to get full capacity from the boiler. He wants steam enough to get up a hill without stopping to get up steam. ...
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E. E. Hendrick to American Electric Vehicle Company
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    Hendrick writes to inform the company that the vehicle is not satisfactory. He feels that one of the problems is that the battery needs a full charge to get up hills. He declares the vehicle would be all right in cities with paved, flat streets,...
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E. E. Hendrick to Taunton Automobile Company
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    Hendrick inquires about the status of the 10 horse boiler he ordered. He needs it to get the machine in running order so he can ship it to California to use next winter.
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • DuPont Magazine [May-June 1968]
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    Periodicals; Chemical industry; Hosiery; Velcro (Trademark); Air conditioning industry; Factories;
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    Table of Contents: A lot of lively leg work; What's for dinner; Industry's uninhibited hang-up; Lifeguard in the backyard; The inconspicuous air conditioner; Harwood sell at hershey; Million-gallon solution for San Jose; To get a good start, get a...
  • DuPont Magazine, 1913-2003
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  • Correspondence, William Rowe to Henry du Pont, 1863-06-30
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    Military organizations; Forts & fortifications
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    Letter from William Rowe asking Henry du Pont to exert his influence to get Rome transferred out of Fort Delaware. Rome was a soldier in Company B (Lammot du Pont's company), 5th Regiment Delaware Volunteer Infantry.
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Margaretta Elizabeth (Lammot) du Pont to Lammot du Pont, 1863-06
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    Soldiers; Grandparents
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    Letter from Margaretta Elizabeth du Pont, Lammot's mother, stating that the grandparents of a man named Peoples (a member of Company B) have been pleading with her to get Lammot to let Peoples come home.
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Richard D. Wende to Henry Algernon du Pont, 1868-11-20
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    Military officers; Artillery (Troops); Soldiers
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    Wende asks du Pont to help a friend join du Pont's battery. Wende also asks if du Pont could help him get a job as a horse doctor with the Army.
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, William Kemble to E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company, 1819-07-13
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    William Kemble; New York, NY; Haiti;
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  • DuPont Company Collection
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  • E. E. Hendrick to Frank Milne
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    Hendrick asks Milne to build a burner suitable for his boiler, of which he encloses a sketch, that will enable the carriage to get up a hill.
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E. E. Hendrick to [Taunton Automobile Company]
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    Hendrick asks again that the company take the boiler and burners that he and his men could not get to work satisfactorily off his hands. Hendrick writes that his engineers are as good engineers as is going, and they could not fix the problem of...
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E.E. Hendrick to American Electric Vehicle Company
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    Hendrick writes about his order for a new automobile and includes suggestions for improving its design. Hendrick mentions that he is in an awful hurry to get hold of his new automobile and that he is ready to get rid of his horses and carriages to...
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • E.E. Hendrick to American Electric Vehicle Company
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    Anxious to have his automobile before snow falls, Hendrick writes to complain about the delay of the completion of his automobile on account of inability to get material.
  • E.E. Hendrick Letterbook, 1899 to 1903
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  • Pinion Shaft
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    Machinery; Textile industry; Printing;
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    Written on back of image: "August 27, 1937. To: F. Bromley: I am enclosing a print showing a method Rice, Barton and Fales have of supporting the pinion shaft, in order to get the print machines closer together. By this method they claim they are...
  • Joseph Bancroft and Sons Photograph Collection
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  • DuPont Magazine [June-July 1955]
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    Periodicals; Chemical industry; Plastics industry; Textile industry; Rayon; Automobile equipment & supplies; Shooting;
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    Table of Contents: From ladies' slips to battle-ships; Buy-and-run shoppers; Sealing the sand cellars; Rayon passes conveyor belt test; Follow the wind in Wyoming; Textile bleaching cost cut; good news for your car engine; Get acquainted with...
  • DuPont Magazine, 1913-2003
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  • DuPont Magazine [June-July 1958]
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    Periodicals; Chemical industry; Furniture industry; Toothbrushes; Railroads; Paint industry; Plastics industry; Plastics industry;
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    Table of Contents: Urethane foam for furniture; You and your toothbrush; Moscow after dark; Project 4120: make a new synthetic rubber; The railroads' history makers; Calypso explores an undersea canyon; The chemist's electronic servants; Traveling...
  • DuPont Magazine, 1913-2003
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  • DuPont Magazine [August-September 1958]
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    Periodicals; Chemical industry; Dyeing; Plastics industry; Nylon; Firearms;
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    Table of Contents: Reds that stay red; The laboratory that salt built; Speed will get you nowhere; The things they do with a glass-reinforced plastic; Polka dot paint; I enjoyed your commercials; The metal that slept for a hundred years; The profs...
  • DuPont Magazine, 1913-2003
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  • DuPont Magazine [January-February 1961]
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    Periodicals; Chemical industry; Paper industry; Textile industry; Paint industry; Food industry; Quarrying; Clothing industry;
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    Table of Contents: Between paper and textiles; DuPont moves closer to overseas customers; New spray for salts; Now artists get the red that stays red; Ultra-precision engineering; Corrosion, keep out; Fancy foods in fifteen minutes; Fiber fact...
  • DuPont Magazine, 1913-2003
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  • DuPont Magazine [May-June 1971]
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    Periodicals; Chemical industry; Neckties; Buildings; Building materials; Road construction; Plastics industry; Dyeing; Postage stamps; Explosives;
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    Table of Contents: High-rise headquarters for world commerce; Colorful combinations on white blackboards; Practically painless municipal surgery; A time and place for plastics; The go-anywhere, do-anything fleet; Liquid dyes get a stamp of...
  • DuPont Magazine, 1913-2003
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  • DuPont Magazine [March 1925]
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    Periodicals; Chemical industry; Plastics industry; Textile industry; Explosives; Dynamite;
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    Table of Contents: The kinship of DuPont products; Dynamite razes old furnace equipment; How they get that way; Dynamiting golf links; Manufacturer-dealer cooperation; Blasting a road on Bear Mountain; This is paint inspection time; Expanding the...
  • DuPont Magazine, 1913-2003
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  • DuPont Magazine [August 1930]
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    Periodicals; Chemical industry; Explosives; Dynamite; Paint industry; Plastics industry; Textile industry; Automobile industry; Rayon;
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    Table of Contents: From here to there; Get acquainted with Acele; They use the name DuPont; Ring binders are modern; American legion goes to war to save wild life; Denver's Dynamite Road; St. George goes modern; Mosquitoes routed by dynamite;...
  • DuPont Magazine, 1913-2003

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