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1.	11th and King Streets, looking south to 10th Street	1914	Architecture; Dwellings	Site for new City and County Building.

2.	1942 Studebaker Instrument Panel		automobiles; design; interiors; dashboards;	written on back of print: "Studebaker 1942." typed on back of print: "Compact grouping of modern radio and Climatizer controls in center of the instrument panel adds carm to the 1942 Studebakers. Lever at center bottom is the Climatizer "Thermo-Control" regulator." sticker on back of print: "Raymond Loewy International Inc. 110 East 59th Street New York, N.Y. 10022 USA"

3.	1950 Studebaker		automobiles; design	written on back of print: "Studebaker 1950 (Designed 1948)" stamped on back of print: "Please Return To Betty Reese - Publicity Director Raymond Loewy Associates 488 Madison Avenue New York 22, New York"

4.	1953 Studebaker Commander Hardtop		automobiles; convertible automobiles;	retouched image. written on back of print: "Studebaker '53" stamped on back of print: "Design Credit Raymond Loewy Associates 488 Madison Avenue New York 22, New York" note afixed to print: "Low, sweeping contours of European styling are distinguishing features of the 1953 Studebaker Commander hardtop--lowest in height of any standard American-built automobile. The car is only 56 5/16 inches high. It has a wheelbase of 120 1/2 inches, and an overall length of 201 15/16 inches. Complementing its exciting style trend, the Commander series will have mechanical power steering available at extra cost. Ten combinations of basic colors will be available for two-tone finish of hardtop models. Release: Not Before January 26, 1953"

5.	1955 Studebaker Hardtop Convertible		automobiles; convertible automobiles;	note afixed to print: "The long, low distinctive styling of the Studebaker hard-top convertible that has proved so popular throughout the world is accentuated in the new 1955 models by the sweeping effect of chrome moulding that extends from the headlights, above a massive appearing grille, to the newly styled tail lights. The flowing lines of this President State Model are further brought out by hood and fender ornaments. The interiors are styled in diamond pattern nylon and rayon upholstery in complementary colors. Elegance of interior appoinments and trim adds to the luxury of the high styling. The new Studebaker "Wildat" V-8 engine with 175 horepower gives this model superior performance and roadability. Lower prices prevail throughout the entire new Studebaker line."

6.	1963 Studebaker With Skytop Sunroof		automobiles; design; roofs;	written on back of print: "Designed 1961" note afixed to back of print: "One of Studebaker's most exciting styling options for 1963 is its Skytop Sunroof available on all hardtops and sedans. The sturdy, reinforced vinyl top is completely weather-proof and opens easily with one hand to bring sun and fresh air into the car's interior. For top performance and safety Studebaker also offers as optional equipment on all models its Avanti Jet-thrust engine in either the supercharged or non-supercharged versions, and caliper disc brakes on the front wheels. New exterior trim mouldings and all-new interior trim also highlight all Studebaker lines for 1963. From: Joseph DeFranco Director of Public Relations Studebaker Corporation South Bend, Indiana Release September 23, 1962."

7.	1964 Studebaker		automobiles; design	written on back: "Designed in 1962." note typed on back: "Razor edge coachwork marks new roofline of the Studebaker line. Crisp new rear deck and fender styling add length to sedans for 1964."

8.	Walter Dorwin Teague Album		Albums; Industrial design; Cameras; Automobile service stations; Facades; Exhibitions;	This album shows the work of Walter Dorwin Teague for DuPont and other companies, including Kodak (camera), Texaco (gas station), A.B. Dick (facade), Ford Motor Company and National Cash Register (exhibits), at Texas Centennial Exposition.

9.	World's Fair Promotions which have helped make 6 1/2 million friends for DuPont	1939	Albums; Exhibitions; Chemistry; Chemical industry;

10.	'Wonderful world of chemistry' show at DuPont Company pavillion at the 1964-65 New York World's Fair.	1964	Exhibitions;

11.	'Wonderful world of chemistry' show at DuPont Company pavillion at the 1964-65 New York World's Fair.	1964	Exhibitions;

12.	'Wonderful world of chemistry' show at DuPont Company pavillion at the 1964-65 New York World's Fair.	1964	Exhibitions;

13.	'Wonderful world of chemistry' show at DuPont Company pavillion at the 1964-65 New York World's Fair.	1964	Exhibitions;

14.	"DuPont Plastics for Medical and Surgical Uses"	1947	Plastics; Plastics industry; Galleries (Display spaces); Exhibitions; Medical equipment & supplies;	DuPont Company exhibit, Atlantic City, New Jersey

15.	"Lucite" plastic aircraft enclosures and windshields	1947	Plastics; Plastics industry; Galleries (Display spaces); Exhibitions; Aircraft;	DuPont Company exhibit, Atlantic City, New Jersey

16.	"Lucite" plastic furniture	1946	Plastics; Plastics industry; Galleries (Display spaces); Exhibitions; Furniture;	DuPont Company exhibit, Atlantic City, New Jersey

17.	"Lucite" plastic home appliances – vacuum cleaner and washing machine	1948	Plastics; Plastics industry; Galleries (Display spaces); Exhibitions; Appliances; Washing machines; Vacuum cleaners;	DuPont Company exhibit, Atlantic City, New Jersey

18.	"Lucite" plastic jewelry	1947	Plastics; Plastics industry; Galleries (Display spaces); Exhibitions; Jewelry;	DuPont Company exhibit, Atlantic City, New Jersey

19.	"Lucite" plastic signs	1948	Plastics; Plastics industry; Galleries (Display spaces); Exhibitions;	DuPont Company exhibit, Atlantic City, New Jersey

20.	"New Bridge," Rising Sun Lane, Wilmington, Delaware			Poor quality photograph showing Henry Clay Village.

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