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- Thomas Edison and George Eastman at the Garden Party Given to Unveil Kodacolor, Rochester, New York, 1928 -
- July 30, 1928
- Collections - Artifact
Thomas Edison and George Eastman at the Garden Party Given to Unveil Kodacolor, Rochester, New York, 1928
- George Eastman and Thomas Edison with Motion Picture Camera, 1928 -
- 1928
- Collections - Artifact
George Eastman and Thomas Edison with Motion Picture Camera, 1928
- George Eastman and Thomas Edison with Motion Picture Camera, 1928 -
- 1928
- Collections - Artifact
George Eastman and Thomas Edison with Motion Picture Camera, 1928
- Correspondence between E.G. Liebold and Ben B. Lindsey regarding Light's Golden Jubilee Banquet Painting, 1936 - In the mid-1930s, more than six years after the Light's Golden Jubilee celebration, Henry Ford commissioned a panoramic painting of that evening's banquet. Letters were sent to attendees asking them to indicate on an enclosed diagram where they sat and for a photograph so that their image could be included in the painting. Judge Ben Lindsey indicated where he most likely sat, then added his personal reminiscences.
- October 21, 1929
- Collections - Artifact
Correspondence between E.G. Liebold and Ben B. Lindsey regarding Light's Golden Jubilee Banquet Painting, 1936
In the mid-1930s, more than six years after the Light's Golden Jubilee celebration, Henry Ford commissioned a panoramic painting of that evening's banquet. Letters were sent to attendees asking them to indicate on an enclosed diagram where they sat and for a photograph so that their image could be included in the painting. Judge Ben Lindsey indicated where he most likely sat, then added his personal reminiscences.
- Selden Road-Engine Specifications, U. S. Patent Number 549,160, November 5, 1895 - George Selden conceived -- but didn't build -- a gasoline-powered self-propelled vehicle in 1877. Selden, a patent attorney, shrewdly waited until 1895 to receive a patent on the idea -- long enough for the automobile industry to emerge and his patent to become valuable. After an eight-year legal fight led by Henry Ford, Selden's broad patent claim was severely restricted in 1911.
- 1895
- Collections - Artifact
Selden Road-Engine Specifications, U. S. Patent Number 549,160, November 5, 1895
George Selden conceived -- but didn't build -- a gasoline-powered self-propelled vehicle in 1877. Selden, a patent attorney, shrewdly waited until 1895 to receive a patent on the idea -- long enough for the automobile industry to emerge and his patent to become valuable. After an eight-year legal fight led by Henry Ford, Selden's broad patent claim was severely restricted in 1911.