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- Union Station
- Railroad stations;
- 501 Crawford Street; Architect: Warren and Wetmore; Date built: 1911; Addition added: 1912; On back: "Santa Fe 62: The bold nose of beautiful war bonnet dressed Alco PA-1 passenger locomotive on the head end of the California Spcial, Union Station,...
- Postcards of Railroad Stations, 1903-1972
- Self-contained Seed Screen for Linseed and Similar Seeds
- Oils & fats; Food processing machinery;
- "Seed Screen No. 287. This screen as shown above, is supported on an iron frame and is quite self-contained, being fitted wtih a pulley for driving from any shaft. The screened material and tailings can be discharged at either end. This screen will...
- Litchfield Collection on the History of Fatty Materials
- Top view of gunpowder canister
- Gunpowder; Containers;
- "U.S. Army photograph No. 25-23/A1-58."
- Hagley Digital Images
- Fresh air as an appetizer?
- A controversy is developing in the ranks of TWA, The Lindbergh Line over the question are passengers in the Douglas airliners going to consume so much more food while flying that the cost of feeding them is going to show a sharp advance? The...
- Nations Business Photograph Collection
- Nylon fashion
- Nylon
- A dainty, flocked star flower pattern adds dimension and textural interest to the smooth nylon tricot used in this enchanting feminine costume for glamour lounging. Use of DuPont nylon assures complete washability plus the added boon of little or...
- DuPont Product Information Photographs
- Flyer block of nylon
- Nylon
- A flyer block of nylon, used in textile machinery, travels as fast as 15,000 revolutions per minute without lubrication. Attached to a spindle in the spinning operation, the flyer clock holds wires which provide necessary tension to the yarn. The...
- DuPont Product Information Photographs
- Orlon fashion
- A luxurious, deep piled zibelline is used for this beautifully styled pastel coat, but it is easy to care for because the Princeton fabric is of 100% Orlon acrylic fiber. Even white coats become completely practical through use of this DuPont...
- DuPont Product Information Photographs
- Ploughing
- Agricultural machinery & implements; Horses
- A man guides a plough pulled by two horses. No location or date.
- Hagley Digital Images
- Studying animal testing
- A new shampoo ingredient is inserted in rabbit's eye. Careful examination showed no harmful effects to the animal's eye, thus showing ingredients harmless to human eyes. After numerous other tests the compound got approval of DuPont research staff...
- DuPont Product Information Photographs
- Dacron suit
- A wash and wear suit that tends to keep its crisp, fresh look through the hottest, muggiest day is this handsome style in a comfortable cord of Dacron polyester fiber and nylon. The suit can be laundered at the very first sign of soil, owing to use...
- DuPont Product Information Photographs
- Beer and Light Wines NOW But No Saloons EVER
- Prohibition; Protest movements; Alcoholic beverages;
- Pamplet No. 22 issued by the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, with membership blanks
- John J. Raskob Collection
- Perfume research
- About two dozen constituents, besides terpineol, combine to make synthetic lilac perfume. Mr. Theodore Hoffman, director of the DuPont perfume laboratories and an outstanding authority on perfumes, is shown at the scales of his laboratory...
- DuPont Product Information Photographs
- Aunt Sally Baking Powder
- Food; Baking; Nursery rhymes; Ephemera;
- Advertising card for Aunt Sally baking powder. Illustration shows Old Mother Hubbard, no. 4.
- Hagley Digital Images
- Erie Railroad Tug No. 1 (Rochester)
- Tug;
- After launching. Text from image: "Erie R.R. Tug No. 1. July 24, 1930. Contract 1046."
- Pusey and Jones Corporation, 1865-1955
- Correspondence, Alsop and Company to E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company, 1860-07-17
- Correspondence; Ordnance industry; Gunpowder;
- Correspondence regarding a shipment of 2000 kegs of powder on board the "Jacob Badger." There has been no change in the powder market, and the "unfavorable" weather has stopped transactions.
- DuPont Company Collection
- Correspondence, Alsop and Company to E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company, 1859-04-15
- Correspondence; Ordnance industry; Gunpowder;
- Correspondence regarding a special license that is now required to dispatch powder. Alsop confirms that powder purchased from the "Helen McGraw" has received no complaints and should be the correct powder.
- DuPont Company Collection
- Correspondence, Alsop and Company to E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company, 1860-10-17
- Correspondence; Ordnance industry; Gunpowder;
- Correspondence regarding the "Jacob Badger" and the "Wild Pigeon." There are no changes to note in the market.
- DuPont Company Collection
- Correspondence, Alsop and Company to E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company, 1860-11-17
- Correspondence; Ordnance industry; Gunpowder;
- Correspondence regarding the "Mary Glover" shipment. No change has occured in the powder market.
- DuPont Company Collection
- Correspondence, Alsop and Company to E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company, 1860-10-01
- Correspondence; Ordnance industry; Gunpowder;
- Correspondence regarding the arrival of the "Wild Pigeon" shipment. The "Jacob Badger" has no arrived, despite having been out at sea for 120 days. The powder market will hopefully improve now that the stock has been reduced.
- DuPont Company Collection
- Correspondence, Alsop and Company to E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company, 1861-11-16
- Correspondence; Ordnance industry; Gunpowder;
- Correspondence informing DuPont that they have no vessels available for DuPont's nitrate order, and they could not find a vessel willing to take such a small order.
- DuPont Company Collection