Box 0117.01
Contains 257 Results:
“Engineering Parley” (newspaper article and photocopy “Engineering Parley Draws 450 at Lehigh”
The collection consists of one archival box with 28 folders containing assorted photographs, letters, newspaper articles and publications.
(folder contains two 8 x 10 inch black and white glossy photographs)
The collection consists of one archival box with 28 folders containing assorted photographs, letters, newspaper articles and publications.
(20 people pictured, on back of photo is typed label which reads as
(20 people pictured, on back of photo is typed label which reads as: 1955 Plastic Design Conference – Fritz Lab: Front Row: Ed Estes (AISC), AISC rep., George Driscoll, Lynn Beedle, Samuel Errera, Jack Taylor. Middle Row: ?, ?, ?, Veronica Olanovich, Patricia Torres, Bernandine Krenicky. Back Row: ?, Bill Schutz, Bob Ketter, ?, Maxwell White, Yusuru “Joe” Fujita, Geerhard Haaijer, Oscar Darlington)
(237-83) (Summer 1965) – 56
(237-83) (Summer 1965) – 56 (group of seated men in front of Baldwin Universal Testing Machine which has a test setup in ‘throat’, seven men standing around machine and some men sitting on second floor balcony)
Swiss Bridges [Photos of foreign bridges purchased from MOMA (13 sheets of paper)
The collection consists of one archival box with 28 folders containing assorted photographs, letters, newspaper articles and publications.
(three sheets of photocopied paper stapled together with typed information:
6 ¼” x 9” black and white glossy photograph pasted on 8 ½” x 11”
7” x 8 ¼” black and white glossy photograph pasted on 8 ½” x 11”
7” x 8 ¼” black and white glossy photograph pasted on 8 ½” x 11” sheet of paper (WJE written in lower right corner), (typed caption) Salgino Bridge, near Schiers, Canton Grisons, Switzerland. 1930. Robert Maillart, engineer. Three-hinged arch of 269-foot span. A Classic version of its structural type, the lean and flattened arch bridges the chasm in one smooth leap.
5” x 7” black and white glossy photograph pasted on 8 ½” x 11”
5” x 7” black and white glossy photograph pasted on 8 ½” x 11” sheet of paper (WJE written in lower right corner), (typed caption) The scaffolding of the Salgina Bridge. The daring lightness and notable elegance of the arch were presaged in its scaffolding, designed and executed by the Coray family of Chur, long famous in this highly specialized field.
5” x 7 ¼” black and white glossy photograph pasted on 8 ½” x 11”
5” x 7 ¼” black and white glossy photograph pasted on 8 ½” x 11” sheet of paper (WJE written on upper right corner), (typed caption) Schwandbach Bridge. The inner edge of the slab-arch follows the curve of the highway.