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#	Title	Date(s)	Date(s)	Contributor(s)	Description	Description	Description	Description	Collection ID	Hagley ID	Collection
1	Une seule manoeuvre avec le Radiola Sfer 20, [One maneuver with Radiola Sfer 20]		1927-01-15	Radiola (Radio station : Paris, France) (originator)					John Okolowicz collection of publications and advertising on radio and consumer electronics (Accession 2014.277), L'Illustration : journal universel	AVDJOPN2014_radiola-sfer-20-fr	John Okolowicz collection of publications and advertising on radio and consumer electronics
2	Le cadeau vivant, [The living gift]		1925-12-05	Radio L.L. (Radio station : Paris, France) (originator)					John Okolowicz collection of publications and advertising on radio and consumer electronics (Accession 2014.277), L'Illustration : journal universel	AVDJOPN2014_radiola-french-dream-dancing	John Okolowicz collection of publications and advertising on radio and consumer electronics
3	Avec les appareils Radiola vous recevrez tous les jours..., [With the Radiola devices you will receive every day...]		1923-12-01	Radiola (Radio station : Paris, France) (originator)					John Okolowicz collection of publications and advertising on radio and consumer electronics (Accession 2014.277), L'Illustration : journal universel	AVDJOPN2014_radiola-paris-french-1	John Okolowicz collection of publications and advertising on radio and consumer electronics
4	Plan très complet de l'Exposition universelle de Paris établi d'après les documents officiels		1889	Exposition universelle de 1889 (Paris, France) (org)					Trade catalogs and pamphlets	PAM_ff_08030171	Trade catalogs and pamphlets
5	Axenfels am Vierwaldstaettersee, Lake Lucerne		1876	Centennial Exhibition (1876 : Philadelphia, Pa.) (associated name), Axenfels (Hotel : Morschach, Switzerland) (originator)					Centennial Exhibition photograph and ephemera collection (Accession 2003.255)	AVD_2003_255_01_011	Centennial Exhibition photograph and ephemera collection
6	Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company motion picture films						This collection of moving images documents operations at the Midvale Steel Plant in the Nicetown section of Philadelphia circa 1919. The series of five films show the various stages of steel production at the plant, and include footage of an integrated workforce with African American and white employees working together on the shop floor. For a more detailed description of Midvale and the collection, click here to view the finding aid. For additional information, see the following article: "F... Show more This collection of moving images documents operations at the Midvale Steel Plant in the Nicetown section of Philadelphia circa 1919. The series of five films show the various stages of steel production at the plant, and include footage of an integrated workforce with African American and white employees working together on the shop floor. For a more detailed description of Midvale and the collection, click here to view the finding aid. For additional information, see the following article: "Films of Midvale Steel in Philadelphia, 1919" Show less			1970034	Hagley Digital Archives
7	Interview with John Raymond "Rex" Kaiser, 2004 June 22 [video] (part 2).	2004-06-22		James, Richard (Interviewer), Kaiser, John Raymond (Interviewee)		Kaiser provides information about his upbringing. He talks about his father's career path, how his parents met and their relationship. He recalls his time living in California for a summer, visits to Pioneer Point to see his Uncle John and Aunt Helena Raskob and sailing in the river near their home. He mentions some political differences his uncle had with people like President Roosevelt and Joseph Kennedy. Kaiser speaks of his mother's relationship with her brother and her growing up in... Show moreKaiser provides information about his upbringing. He talks about his father's career path, how his parents met and their relationship. He recalls his time living in California for a summer, visits to Pioneer Point to see his Uncle John and Aunt Helena Raskob and sailing in the river near their home. He mentions some political differences his uncle had with people like President Roosevelt and Joseph Kennedy. Kaiser speaks of his mother's relationship with her brother and her growing up in Lockport, New York. He speaks a little about the families wealth, summering in Ventnor, New Jersey near Atlantic City, sailing and starting to build boats. He recalls meeting Jack Corcoran, and describes some visits with various family members. He shares memories of his Uncle John Raskob visiting his home. He mentions that John Raskob was friends with people in showbusiness, discusses his investment in the Playhouse, and the Green Room. He recalls his uncle supporting his interest in going to law school. He shares what he knows about Bill and Yvonne's death. He concludes with speaking a bit about his schooling and education. Show less			Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family (Accession 2004.208)	RexKaiserTape2-1	Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family
8	Raymond Loewy Collections						A small selection of items from Hagley's extensive collection of materials related to industrial designer Raymond Loewy. The collection has not been digitized in its entirety. For a detailed description of the entire collection, click here for the Raymond Loewy Archive and here for the Raymond Loewy collection of photographs and audiovisual materials. Image: Automobiles of the Future sports car design by Raymond Loewy. Click to view. Show moreA small selection of items from Hagley's extensive collection of materials related to industrial designer Raymond Loewy. The collection has not been digitized in its entirety. For a detailed description of the entire collection, click here for the Raymond Loewy Archive and here for the Raymond Loewy collection of photographs and audiovisual materials. Image: Automobiles of the Future sports car design by Raymond Loewy. Click to view. Show less			loewy	Hagley Digital Archives
9	Carol Litchfield collection on the history of salt						Carol Litchfield (1936-2012) was a biologist and biochemist specifically interested in halophilic microbiology, that being, microorganisms that live in salt rich environments. Later in her life her interest in halophiles transformed into a fascination with the history of salt. She began collecting everything she could find that related to salt, from images of salt production and advertisements from salt companies, to salt shakers and actual pieces of salt rock. The collection has not been... Show moreCarol Litchfield (1936-2012) was a biologist and biochemist specifically interested in halophilic microbiology, that being, microorganisms that live in salt rich environments. Later in her life her interest in halophiles transformed into a fascination with the history of salt. She began collecting everything she could find that related to salt, from images of salt production and advertisements from salt companies, to salt shakers and actual pieces of salt rock. The collection has not been digitized in its entirety. For a detailed description of the entire collection, click here to view the finding aid. Image: Morton's Salt advertising card. Click here to view. Show less			2012219	Hagley Digital Archives
10	Career Day : April 21, 2008: Bradshaw Automotive Companies										National Automobile Dealers Association
11	Ward and Gow elevated railway and subway advertising album						Ward and Gow, a New York advertising agency, is credited as one of the first firms to "systematize" advertising in the New York subway and elevated marketplace. Their office address is listed as 1 Union Square, New York on the cover of the album. These fifteen photographs document advertising on New York City elevated train platforms and on subway cars. Each photo's location is given in the lower right side of the image. Since many of the advertisements are for theater or vaudeville shows for... Show more Ward and Gow, a New York advertising agency, is credited as one of the first firms to "systematize" advertising in the New York subway and elevated marketplace. Their office address is listed as 1 Union Square, New York on the cover of the album. These fifteen photographs document advertising on New York City elevated train platforms and on subway cars. Each photo's location is given in the lower right side of the image. Since many of the advertisements are for theater or vaudeville shows for which Ward and Gow also did advertising, it is possible to date some of these images within a month's time. Most of the images are devoid of people. Image: 14th St. Elevated, Ward and Gow elevated railway and subway advertising album, ca. 1910. Click here to view this item in the digital collection. Show less			AVD_1995_243	Hagley Digital Archives
12	Honda of Babylon, New York. NADA's Automotive Youth Educational Systems Program										National Automobile Dealers Association
13	Interview with Dudley Kennedy and Lorena Sala, 2004 April 2 [video] (part 1).	2004-04-02		Farber, David (Interviewer), Kennedy, Dudley (Interviewee), Sala, Lorena (Interviewee)		The interview begins with Sala and Kennedy describing Dolores' relationship with her in-laws, John and Helena Raskob. Kennedy details stories about parties thrown by Bob and Dolores that John Raskob would attend. Sala talks about her father's relationship with his parents and her relationship with Jack Corcoran. Kennedy explains when he first met Bob, his recollections about Bob's involvement with the Al Smith presidential campaign, and first meeting Dolores. Kennedy and Sala recount Bob and... Show moreThe interview begins with Sala and Kennedy describing Dolores' relationship with her in-laws, John and Helena Raskob. Kennedy details stories about parties thrown by Bob and Dolores that John Raskob would attend. Sala talks about her father's relationship with his parents and her relationship with Jack Corcoran. Kennedy explains when he first met Bob, his recollections about Bob's involvement with the Al Smith presidential campaign, and first meeting Dolores. Kennedy and Sala recount Bob and Dolores courtship, when they were first married, and Dolores' parents, particularly her mother. Sala shares an anecdote (most likely untrue) about John Raskob meeting Lucky Luciano, and Luciano wanting to back Al Smith. They go on to discuss the Kentucky distillery that John Raskob purchased prior to prohibition, Bob Raskob moving out west to run mines and his service in the Air Force. Sala outlines her father's charity work and philanthropic activities, his love of children. She discusses his relationship with his siblings, and the siblings relationships with each other. She describes her father's character. They conclude by talking more about his charity work specifically with children and orphanages. Show less			Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family (Accession 2004.208)	DudleyKennedyTape1-1	Oral history interviews with John J. Raskob family
14	Recrutamento - Brazil	2010-02-24		Avon Products, Inc. (originator)				Commercial for Representative Recruitment	Avon Products, Inc. records (Accession AVD.2155)	110919_Brazil_TV012	Avon Products
15	Vue de la Terrasse de Mr. Franklin a Passi	1783-11-21		Du Pont, Lammot, 1909-1964 (former owner)				Landscape with balloon depicting first aerial voyage in presence of the Dauphin, under the direction of Montgolfier, on 21 November 1783	Lammot du Pont collection of aeronautical photographs (Accession 1975.360)	1971MSS676_006	Lammot du Pont, Jr. aeronautical collection
16	E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company photographs						This collection, were originally included in the Pictorial Collections Hagley File reference prints as N60 (Nyalite) and P80 (Pulp Keg Mill), consists of photographs that document two separate activities. The first grouping shows an outdoor safety demonstration of Nyalite, a new explosive developed at the DuPont Experimental Station. This demonstration was probably conducted in the Hagley powder yards. Nyalite, an nitrostarch explosive compound developed in 1905, was designed for use in coal... Show more This collection, were originally included in the Pictorial Collections Hagley File reference prints as N60 (Nyalite) and P80 (Pulp Keg Mill), consists of photographs that document two separate activities. The first grouping shows an outdoor safety demonstration of Nyalite, a new explosive developed at the DuPont Experimental Station. This demonstration was probably conducted in the Hagley powder yards. Nyalite, an nitrostarch explosive compound developed in 1905, was designed for use in coal mines, and was marketed as a safer alternative to other mining explosives. The second group documents the pulp keg mill near Squirrel Run which, after the powder yards closed, was used for record storage by the DuPont Company. Currently, it is a Hagley Museum and Library property, the Hall of Records. Photographs show exterior and interior views. To view the finding aid for this collection, click here. Image: Nyalite safety demonstration, D.A. MacDonald, 1905. Click here to view this item in the collection. Show less			AVD_1993256	Hagley Digital Archives
17	NADA In Motion 2005 : New Initiatives: F & I Issue: 4-part Report										National Automobile Dealers Association
18	Take the Ride of Your Life: Great Careers in New-Car Dealerships										National Automobile Dealers Association
19	Russian commemorative stamp depicting flax plant	1964		Litchfield, Carter (former owner)	Full sheet (50 stamps) of 1964 stamp depicting the flax plant in flower and with flaxseed pods.				Carter Litchfield photographs and ephemera on the history of fatty materials (Accession 2007.227)	2270243	Carter Litchfield history of fatty materials collections
20	F.I.A.T. : Fabbrica Italiana Di Automobili		1906, 1906	Vinson, Z. Taylor, 1933-2009 (collector)	Describes the production in Paris, France of the 1906 model of the Fiat 24/40; Make: Fiat; Model: 24/40; Model Year: 1906				Z. Taylor Vinson collection of transportation ephemera (Accession 20100108.ZTV)	20110727_FIAT_Fabbrica_Italiana	Z. Taylor Vinson collection of transportation ephemera
21	Take the Ride of Your Life: Great Careers in New-Car Dealerships										National Automobile Dealers Association
22	Representative recruitment, advertisement, Columbia	2010~, 2010		Avon Products, Inc. (originator)				Movieart Avon Eu Comecei Columbia 20	Avon Products, Inc. records (Accession AVD.2155)	110919_Colombia_TV019	Avon Products
23	Nora C. Edwards papers						Nora C. Edwards established the Edwards Skirt Supporter Company around 1903 in Spooner, Wisconsin to market and sell her patented invention. The purpose of the skirt supporter was to fasten a dress skirt and a shirt waist together, preventing the shirt waist from slipping up the back and the dress skirt from dropping below the waistline. From 1903 to early 1905, Edwards traveled throughout the Southern and Midwestern United States, making contacts and hiring women agents to sell the skirt... Show moreNora C. Edwards established the Edwards Skirt Supporter Company around 1903 in Spooner, Wisconsin to market and sell her patented invention. The purpose of the skirt supporter was to fasten a dress skirt and a shirt waist together, preventing the shirt waist from slipping up the back and the dress skirt from dropping below the waistline. From 1903 to early 1905, Edwards traveled throughout the Southern and Midwestern United States, making contacts and hiring women agents to sell the skirt supporters. By September 1905, Nora Edwards permanently relocated to Buffalo, New York, where she maintained the company's headquarters. The collection comprises personal and business correspondence received by Nora Edwards between 1887 and 1917 from family members, agents, friends, and patent attorneys. The letters often combine personal and business matters. Letters from friends and family members mention Edwards’ business as well as family matters and give descriptive accounts of life in rural Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, and Indiana. Letters from agents for the Edwards Skirt Supporter Company contain orders for additional supporters and descriptions of working habits and efforts to interest customers. For a detailed description of the collection, click here to view the finding aid. Image: Printed flyer for the Edwards Skirt Supporter Company, on top of which a sales agent has written to Nora Edwards. Click to view. Show less			2036	Hagley Digital Archives
24	World War II German food ration card for cereal, bread, meats, margarine, and butter	1945		Litchfield, Carter (former owner)	Valid from January 8, 1945 to February 4, 1945.				Carter Litchfield photographs and ephemera on the history of fatty materials (Accession 2007.227)	2270442	Carter Litchfield history of fatty materials collections
25	Centennial Souvenir Philadelphia, 1876		1876	Centennial Exhibition (1876 : Philadelphia, Pa.) (associated name)					Centennial Exhibition photograph and ephemera collection (Accession 2003.255)	AVD_2003_255_01_150	Centennial Exhibition photograph and ephemera collection

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