Pho. Photographic Collections

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Collection consists of glass lantern slides and postcards containing images of early aircraft up through World War I.

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The collection contains photographs and negatives of Miami Valley physicians, hospitals, and physicians' offices.

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The collection consists of approximately 700 collectable trade cards and stamps issued by various industries, primarily the “cigarette cards” of tobacco manufacturers. The majority of the card or stamp series feature airplanes, but some series focus on famous aviators. Materials originate from the United States, United Kingdom, and Germany.

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Collection of photographs which appear to have been taken during the Korean War.

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The collection consists of 20 miniature photographs (1.5”x 2.5”) that were sent to Mrs. B. Thorner of Covington, Kentucky by Fred J. Rauen of the USS Schuylkill in 1944. The photographs are of various Navy Airplanes. All individual photo descriptions were printed on the photographs.

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Collection consists of black and white, 8x10 photographs of the dedication ceremony of the Barney & Smith Co. First Class Railroad Car. Dayton, Carillon Historical Park; 1996.

Scope and Contents This collection contains documents and a photograph regarding George Bucklin's position at Wright Field, patent information on Bucklin's photographic process aid, genealogical information on the Bucklin family (including George's unpublished autobiography), and family correspondence. Also, regarding McGuffey Homes, the collection includes neighborhood maps, McGuffey Homes Newsletters (7 April through 1 November 1944), neighborhood bylaws, neighborhood notices and flyers for special events,...

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Books and pamphlets containing photographs, drawings, and maps of Dayton areas of interest.

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Photographs and newspapers concerning Charlie Taylor.

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Contains miscellaneous aviation- and airplane-related photographs and postcards, many taken at various air shows, dating circa 1930s.