A guide to primary material at the Hagley Museum and Library. For access to the contents of this collection contact Hagley at research@hagley.org or 302-654-2800.
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...
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...
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...
Militias; Military mobilizations; Military officers
Ogle provides a report of his militia company's strength and equipment. Ogle's company, the "Delaware Guard, Company C," was based in New Castle, Delaware. Du Pont, as Major-General in command of the Delaware Militia, asked the commanders of the...
Militias; Military mobilizations; Military officers
Wilson provides a report of his militia company's strength and equipment. Wilson's company, the "Townsend Home Guard," was based in Townsend, Delaware. Du Pont, as Major-General in command of the Delaware Militia, asked the commanders of the...
Militias; Military mobilizations; Military officers
Henry provides a report of his militia company's strength and equipment. Henry's company, the "Union Home Guards," was based in Delaware City, Delaware. Du Pont, as Major-General in command of the Delaware Militia, asked the commanders of the...
Manufacturing Processes of Finishes- Automotive, 'Duco', Enamels, Lacquers, Paints
Here an operator mixes a sample of shade ordered by car manufacturers. The mixing of large batches is based on this sample. To achieve the exact tint requires a sharp eye and long experience.
A crane size chunk of titanium metal sponge weighing 2,500 pounds reflects growth in DuPont's production of the metal by 1953. World's first small scale commercial production of the metal was announce by DuPont in 1948. Maximum output then was ...
The cylinder on the left contains hard water (0.04% or calcium chloride) to which a small amount of one of the new soapless soaps based on fatty alcohol sulfates has been added. Note the foamy suds extending all the way to the top of the cylinder....
Hendrick requests that Taunton reply to his earlier inquiries and adds a query about the height and diameter of the 10 horse boiler. Hendrick prefers their boiler to one from Salamandrine based on its lesser weight and appearance. The guarantee he...
Hendrick writes in reference to a four passenger automobile. He would like to have springs in the vehicle that are softer than springs are ordinarily. Hendrick offers a comparison on the springs of several different vehicles. He ends the letter...
Collection guide; Business leaders; Construction and building industry
A guide to primary material at the Hagley Museum and Library. For access to the contents of this collection contact Hagley at research@hagley.org or 302-654-2800.