Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company Records, 1851-1991, MSS-066

The Ward M. Canaday Center

for Special Collections

The University of Toledo

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Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company Records, 1851-1991

MSS-066

Size: 88 linear ft.

Provenance: Received from Libbey-Owens-FordCompany in 1987, 1988, 1989, 1992, 1996, and 1998.

Access: OPEN

Copyright: The literary rights to this collection are assumed to rest with the person(s) responsible for the production of the particular items within the collection, or with their heirs or assigns. Researchers bear full legal responsibility for the acquisition to publish from any part of said collection per Title 17, United States Code. The Ward M. Canaday Center for Special Collections may reserve the right to intervene as intermediary at its own discretion.

Completed by: Barbara Shirk, Heidi Yeager, and April Dougal, January, 1992 and Marsha Weatherspoon, December, 1998.

Historical Sketch

1818 The New England Glass Company of East Cambridge, Massachusetts is founded. New England Glass produces high-quality blown and pressed glass for home use. Its engraved glass becomes a particular specialty.

1843 January 21 Edward Ford born in Greenville, Indiana, son of “Captain” John B Ford (1811-1903)

1854 April 17 Edward Drummond Libbey born in Chelsea, Massachusetts, son of William L. Libbey, later manager of New England Glass.

1859 January 1 Michael J. Owens born in Mason County, Virginia (now West Virginia).

1867 Captain John Ford and his sons, Edward and Emory, establish their first plate glass plant in New Albany, Indiana

1878 The American Flint Glass workers Union founded in Pittsburgh.

1880 The Fords organize a new plate glass company at Creighton, Pennsylvania following failure of New Albany venture; the original company name, New York Plate Glass Co., was later changed to Pittsburgh Plate Glass.

1883 William L. Libbey dies; Edward takes over management of New England Glass.

1887 Falling sales of decorative glass and labor troubles lead Edward Drummond Libbey to visit other cities in search of less expensive natural gas and labor; he comes to Toledo late in the year and reaches agreement to move the factory there.

1888 August. Michael Owens begins work at Libbey Glass Company and becomes a supervisor three months later.

1888 August 17. First glass workers from East Cambridge arrive at Toledo’s railroad station and are warmly greeted.

1890 New England Glass begins production of electric light bulbs for General Electric. The large contract improves the company’s gloomy financial picture.

1892 New England Glass changes its name to The Libbey Glass Company.

1893 Libbey gambles on a $250,000 investment in a model glass plant at the Columbian Exposition in Chicago. The Libbey factory attracts nationwide attention and improves sales of Libbey Glass.

1895 December 17. Toledo Glass Company incorporated to exploit early semi-automatic glass-blowing machines of Michael J. Owens.

1897 Fords leave Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. over dispute about distributorships. Edward Ford decides to open a new plate glass factory in Toledo.

1898 Construction started on Ford plate glass plant in Rossford, Ohio.

1899 Irving W. Colburn (1861-1917), a Pennsylvania inventor, begins experiments which result in a sheet glass machine.

1899 Production of plate glass at Edward Ford’s Rossford plant begins; Edward Ford Plate Glass Company incorporated November 11.

1902 Owens and associates complete work on first fully successful automatic bottle-blowing machine (known as “Machine Number Four”); within a few years the machine’s successor (“Machine A”) revolutionizes the glass container industry.

1903 Owens Bottle Machine Company incorporated.

1904 American Flint Glass Workers Union headquarters moved to Toledo.

1906 August. Colburn Machine Glass Co. formed. The company installs drawing machines at two factories in 1908 but goes bankrupt in 1911 before the technology is perfected.

1907 First machine-blown glass tumblers.

1907 Nicholas Building becomes headquarters for Libbey Glass and Owens bottle.

1912 Toledo Glass Company buys Colburn's patents; Colburn hired soon after.

1913 November. Work begins on refining Colburn process at Toledo Glass experimental plant. On Thanksgiving (November 25) the first draw of sheet glass at Toledo Glass Co. takes place.

1916 Libbey-Owens Sheet Glass Company organized.

1917 First Libbey-Owens plant opened in Charleston, West Virginia.

1917 First machine-made glass tubing produced by process developed by Edward Danner in Toledo.

1919 Owens Bottle Machine Company changes name to Owens Bottle Company.

1920 Edward Ford dies; son George Ross Ford becomes President and Treasurer of Edward Ford Plate Glass Company.

1923 December 27. Michael Owens dies in Toledo.

1925 Libbey-Owens Sheet Glass begins investigating laminated safety glass processes.

1925 November 13. Edward Drummond Libbey dies in Toledo.

1926 Ford Plate Glass obtained license for Bicheroux process for casting plate glass through water -cooled rollers.

1928 First laminated auto safety glass produced by Libbey-Owens-Ford.

1929 Illinois Glass Co. of Alton, Illinois absorbed by Owens Bottle Co.; the new corporation is known as Owens-Illinois Glass Co. Over the next several years, Owens-Illinois, now the largest glass company in the world, purchases several smaller glass companies.

1930 Edward Ford Plate Glass Company and Libbey-Owens Glass Company merge to form Libbey-Owens -Ford Glass Company.

1930-31 Empire State Building constructed using Libbey-Owens-Ford glass.

1933 New line of tableware designed by A. Douglas Nash introduced by Libbey Glass; discontinued in 1935 because of poor sales.

1934 Owens -Illinois exhibit at Chicago “Century of Progress” fair features a glass block building with a fifty-foot tower.

1935 Owens-Illinois moves into former Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Co. building on Madison Avenue (the large illuminated O-I sign was installed in 1955).

1935 Owens-Illinois Glass Company acquires assets of Libbey Glass, which becomes a subsidiary and later an operating division.

1938 First machine-blown glass stemware produced by Libbey.

1938 Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation formed by Owens-Illinois and Corning Glass works to pursue research and development of fiberglass. Company headquarters established in Toledo, although manufacturing operations are located elsewhere.

1939 Owens-Illinois and Libbey-Owens Ford exhibit at New York World’s Fair.

1940 Modern America series of tableware, the last line of handmade Libbey Glass, released; discontinued 1943 because of war restrictions.

1943 Libbey Glass becomes an operating division of Owens-Illinois.

1946 Libbey-Owens-Ford Thermopane factory opened to manufacture insulated window glass.

1951 Declaration of Independence and Constitution sealed in Thermopane glass at National Archives.

1959 Owens-Illinois selected as one of the thirty Dow-Jones Industrial Average stocks.

1960 Libbey-Owens-Ford’s new headquarters building opens in downtown Toledo. “Glass wall” architectural style used.

1966 LOF licenses float-glass process for production of plate glass from Pilkington Ltd.

1968 Libbey Glass celebrates 150th anniversary.

1969 Fiberglas Tower, headquarters building for Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp., completed.

1971 Plasti-Shield soft drink bottles with foam covering test-marketed by Owens-Illinois.

1982 Owens-Illinois moves into new world headquarters building at One Seagate.

1983 Owens Bottle Machine chosen as an International Historic Engineering Landmark by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.

1985 Glassmaking operations of Libbey-Owens-Ford acquired by Pilkington Ltd.; LOF’s other divisions are split off and become TRINOVA Corp.

1987 Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Company acquire Owens-Illinois; the Libbey division’s name is changed to Libbey Glass Incorporated.

Scope and Content Note

The records of the Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company range from formal minutes of the company’s board of directors to personal photos of individuals involved with the company’s history. The materials date from 1851 to the present, and include documents on a multi-national leader in the glass industry, L-O-F’s parent company, Pilkington plc. Major figures in the corporate entity include Edward Ford (1843-1920), Michael Joseph Owens (1859-1923), and Edward Drummond Libbey (1854-1925).
            Administrative records in the collection include corporate record books from L-O-F and its predecessors: Edward Ford Plate Glass Company (1899-1930), Toledo Glass Company (1895-1931), Libbey-Owens Glass Company (1916-1933), and other subsidiaries. Annual reports from Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company (1930-1982) and the Pilkington Group (1988- ) provide summaries of corporate activities. They are found in boxes 4 and 5. Corporate file records (1895-1958) deal primarily with contracts, subsidiaries, and notably a government anti-trust investigation of L-O-F (1930-1948). Government publications are found in box 5, folders 26-28 and box 14, folders 1-10.
            Publications, speeches, and reports created by employees of L-O-F comprise a significant portion of the collection. A manuscript copy of The Roots Grow Deep (1956), a history of L-O-F by Earl Aiken along with his research materials, as well as materials related to the publication of William Fairchild’s Fire & Sand (the second book in the L-O-F trilogy) are included in this series. Company publications consist primarily of newsletters, including: Batch (1939-1941), Glassic, (1939-1983), L.O.F. News and Views (1944-1953), L.O.F. News (1954-1961), OLO Echoes (1953, 1961), L.O.F. Newsletter (1969-1974), and the Shield (1970-1980). These publications provide information on labor relations, especially management’s efforts at promoting good industrial relations. They also feature photos of women at work during World War II.
            Publications that pertain to glass manufacturing and advertising, generally include: bibliographies (1950-1961), glass industry periodicals, and works on the career of Irving Wightman Colburn, the inventor of the Colburn process for making flat glass. Pamphlets from the 1893 and 1934 World’s Fairs feature Libbey and Owens-Illinois displays. Government hearing publications relating to the glass industry date from 1957 to 1969 and include United States Tariff Commission reports (see box 14, folders 1-10).
            The single largest series in the L-O-F collection focuses on sales and promotion of Libbey-Owens-Ford products and is delineated into several subseries. There are files on 50 distributors and dealers of L-O-F products across the United States dating from the 1930s to the 1970s. Press releases issued by the company date from 1946 to 1984. Indexes to those releases are located in box 24, folder 13 (1976-1980), and box 25, folder 9. (1981). Advertising yearbooks chronicle L-O-F’s print campaigns from 1932 to 1977. Scrapbooks compiled by the advertising department date from 1851 to 1969, and include a scrapbook prepared by the Saturday Evening Post to document L-O-F advertising in that publication (1927-1966). These materials document promotional efforts at L-O-F and its predecessors. They reflect changes in the national advertising industry over time, and may also be used in sociological studies of advertising.
            “Glass at Work” files comprise a large portion of the sales and promotion series and serve as a valuable source of information on the actual uses of L-O-F products, as well as the advertising department’s use of “real-life” applications of L-O-F products for promotional purposes. These files are broken down into several categories of applications.
            Commercial buildings files include glazings in airports (1955-75); hospitals and clinics (1945-78); hotels, motels, lodges and country clubs (1949-82); and other miscellaneous commercial settings (1948-76, n.d.). Commercial Storefronts files include airlines offices (1947-68); apparel stores (1947-76); automotive buildings (1949-66); banks (1948-78, n.d.); drug stores (1946-58); florists (1950-65); furniture and appliance stores (1947-65); jewelry stores (1961-76); restaurants (1949-74); theaters (1967-68); and other miscellaneous commercial storefronts (1954-67). Public Buildings files document glass applications in churches (1958-69); libraries (1951-79); schools (1948-[78]); and other miscellaneous public buildings (1948-66, n.d.). Residential files include privately owned homes (1943-77) as well as model homes and housing projects (1946-61). International files document uses of L-O-F products outside the United States (1972-79, n.d.).
            Each file generally contains information on the product utilized, the name of the building or owner of the building, photographs of the structure, and dates of information in the file. While these files are by no means comprehensive, in that they do not include every application of L-O-F products, they provide information on a wide variety of glazings from across the United States and internationally. A set of “Glass at Work” scrapbooks (1962, 1965, 1971-72) concludes the series.
            “Glass at Work” files primarily reflect the use of the “glass wall” architectural style. They provide photos and documents on the types of glass used in each application. These materials may provide information for studies of the history of glass technology as well as twentieth century architectural trends.
            An entire series of the collection is devoted to divisions of L-O-F and the products created in those divisions. These files include photographs and documents. Major divisions include Aeroquip, Liberty Mirror, LOF Engineered Products, Inc., LOF Glass of Canada, Ltd., and Woodall Industries. Notable products include Electrapane, patterned glass, plate glass, safety glass, Thermopane, Tuf-flex, and Vitrolite.
            Another section of the collection includes records and photographs on several of L-O-F’s plants nationally and internationally. These comprise files on three buildings in Toledo, Ohio; one in Italy, and others in California, North Carolina, Iowa, Illinois, West Virginia, and Louisiana.
            Subject files consist of relatively recent photos and documents on company involvement in civic programs, public relations materials, and other miscellaneous materials.
            The final series in the collection consists of materials dealing with Irving Wightman Colburn’s (1861-1917) experiments with the mechanization of flat glass manufacture. This series includes glass plate negatives taken by Colburn [ca. 1900-1920], prints from those negatives, photograph albums, correspondence with the United States Patent Office (1908), and several scrapbooks of newsclippings (1901-1920). Colburn’s papers could form the basis of a biographical study featuring his innovations in glass technology. Researchers of hobbies in history will find his scrapbooks fascinating, as they document two of his other interests, photography and bicycling. These two pastimes were extremely popular at the turn of the century.
Other ideas for research using the Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company Records are outlined in a brochure titled Making Their Business Your Business: The Use of Corporate Archives for Interdisciplinary Research, available at the Canaday Center.

Folder List

Box	Folder

		S1. Corporate Record Books (x linear inches)
		(Microfilm copies of these records (Box 1, Folders 1-7, Box 2, Folders 1-6, Box 3, Folders 1-8 and Box 4, Folders 1 and 2 (only)) are located in MSS-066 Audio-Visual Materials Shelf 4 #208.)

1	1	Edward Ford Plate Glass Company; Record Book, 1899-1909
1	2	Edward Ford Plate Glass Company; Record Book, 1910-1930
1	3	Libbey-Owens (Sheet) Glass Company; Record Book I, 1916-1919
1	4	Libbey-Owens (Sheet) Glass Company; Record Book II, 1919-1926
1	5	Libbey-Owens (Sheet) Glass Company; Record Book III, 1925-1929
1	6	Libbey-Owens (Sheet) Glass Company; Record Book IV, 1929-1933
1	7	Rossford and Toledo Railroad Company Record Book, 1898-1931
2	1	Toledo Glass Company; Record Book I, 1895-1904
2	2	Toledo Glass Company; Record Book II, 1905-1908
2	3	Toledo Glass Company; Record Book III, 1908-1912
2	4	Toledo Glass Company; Record Book IV, 1913-1926
2	5	Toledo Glass Company; Record Book V, 1927-1931
2	6	Toledo Glass Company; Meeting minutes from Record Book V, 1931
3	1	United States Sheet & Window Glass Company, 1921-1929
3	2	American Bicheroux Co.; Record Book, 1929-1931
3	3	American Bicheroux Co.; Record Book, 1931-1949
3	4	Toledo Synthetics Products, Inc., 1930-1936
3	5	Unyte Corporation, 1931-1936
3	6	Plaskon Company; Record Book, 1936-1939
3	7	Plaskon Company; Record Book, 1940-1943
3	8	Thermopane Company, 1934-1940
4	1	L-O-F Glass Fibers Company, 1954-1955
4	2	Corrulux Division Minutes, 1952-1954
4	3	Toledo Glass Company: Auditor's Reports, 1907-1914

		S2. Annual Reports
4	4	Aeroquip, 1941-1967 (bound)
4	5	Libbey-Owens Sheet Glass Co., 1917-1929
4	6	Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.; Bound, 1930-1939
4	7	Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.; Bound, 1940-1949
4	8*	Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.; Bound, 1950-1959
4	9	Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.; Loose, 1953
4	10	Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.; Bound, 1960-1969
4	11	Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.; Annual Report negatives, 1969
4	12	Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.’ Bound, 1970-1979
4	13	Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.; Loose, 1965; 1968-1974
4	14	Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.; Loose, 1975-1982
4	15	Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.; Photographs for 1978
4	16	Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.; Photographs, n.d.
5	1	Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.; Shareholders’ Summary, 1968
5	2	Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.; Shareholders’ Summary, 1969
5	3	Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.; Shareholders’ Summary, 1970
5	4	Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.; Shareholders’ Summary, 1971
5	5	Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.; Shareholders’ Summary, 1972
5	6	Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.; Shareholders’ Summary, 1973
5	7	Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.; Shareholders’ Summary, 1974
5	8	Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.; Shareholders’ Summary, 1976
5	9	Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.; Shareholders’ Summary, 1978

		S3. Corporate File Records
5	10	Pilkington Group, 1988-1989
5	11	American Bicheroux Company: Correspondence, 1930-1938
5	12	American Bicheroux Company: Title Papers & Contracts: 1927-1929
5	13	American Bicheroux Company: Title Papers & Contracts: 1929-1934
5	14	American Bicheroux Company: Title Papers & Contracts: 1935-1949
5	15	American Bicheroux Company: Licenses & Agreements (w/LOF): 1926-1928
5	16	American Bicheroux Company: Licenses & Agreements (w/LOF): 1929
5	17	American Bicheroux Company: Licenses & Agreements (w/LOF): 1930-1934
5	18	American Bicheroux Company: Licenses & Agreements (w/LOF): 1935-1949
5	19	American Window Glass Company, 1921
5	20	Blairsville Glass Company, 1936-1940
5	21*	Blairsville Glass Company Blueprint, 27 July 1937
5	22	Blue Ridge Glass Corporation, 1930-1957
57	1	Company Subjects
5	23	Continental Sheet Glass Company, 1922
57	4	Corning Glass Works - Finances
57	5	Corning Glass Works - General, Labor, Laws & Regulation
57	6	Corning Glass Works - Plants & Expansion
57	7	Corning Glass Works - Personnel A-L
57	8	Corning Glass Works - Personnel M-Z
57	9	Corning Glass Works - Product News
57	10	Corning Glass Works - Products
57	11	Corning Glass Works - Products
57	12	Corning Glass Works - Products
57	2	Country Subjects
57	3	Country Subjects
57	13	Cut Up - ASG Ind 1968-1976
57	14	Cut Up - Combustion Engineering 1970-1976
57	15	Cut Up - Corning Glass Works, Dearborn, Donnelly Mirrors, DuPont
57	16	Cut Up Ford Motor Company 1968-1977
57	17	Cut Up - Gale Industries, General Electric
57	18	Cut Up - General Motors, Glaverbel
57	19	Cut Up - Globe Glass, Guardian Industries
57	20	Cut Up - Johns Manville, National Gypsum, Owens-Illinois
57	21	Cut Up - Pilkington 1968-73
57	22	Cut Up - Pilkington 1974-77
57	23	Cut Up - Rohm & Haas, Seagrave
57	24	Cut Up - Shatterproof, Sierracin, 3M
5	24	L-O-F European Companies "Status," 1923-1938
5	25	L-O-F European Companies Agreements, 1920s;1930s
5	26	L-O-F Executive Papers re: Government Investigation 1930-1939
5	27	L-O-F Executive Papers re: Government Investigation 1940; District Court Final Judgment, 1948
5	28	LOF Sheet Glass Co. - Engineering Department Experiment record book, 1921-1924
5	29	Libbey-Owens-Ford responses for Anti-Trust Hearings, [1948]
5	30	Lustraglass, 1930
60	19	Owens-Corning Financial Status, Personnel
60	20	Owens-Corning General, Plants & Expansion, Products
60	21	Owens-Illinois - Financial Status
61	1	Owens-Illinois - General Labor Relations
61	2	Owens-Illinois - Personnel A-I
61	3	Owens-Illinois - Personnel J-R
61	4	Owens-Illinois - Personnel S-Z
61	5	Owens-Illinois - Plants and Expansion
61	6	Owens-Illinois - Plants and Expansion
61	7	Pilkington - Products
61	8	Pilkington - Products
61	9	Pilkington - Subsidiaries
61	10	Pilkington - Subsidiaries
61	11	Pilkington - Subsidiaries
5	31	Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, 1931-1937
5	32	Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, 1938-1950
6	1	Plate Glass Export Corporation, 1935-1944
61	12	PPG - products relating to glass
61	13	PPG - products relating to glass
61	14	PPG - products relating to glass
61	15	PPG - products relating to glass
61	16	PPG - products relating to glass
61	17	PPG - products relating to glass
61	18	PPG - products relating to glass
61	19	PPG - products relating to glass
61	20	PPG - products relating to glass specific use known A-G
61	21	PPG - products relating to glass specific use known H-O
61	22	PPG - products relating to glass specific use known P-Z
6	2	Redmond & Company, 1933-1936
6	3	Releases: Occupational Disease Cases, 1934-1935
6	4	Royal Indemnity Company, 1934
6	5	Silica Products Co., 1923; 1933
6	6	Ten Mile Oil & Gas Co., 1936
6	7	Toledo Glass Co., 1916-1934
6	8	Toledo Glass Co. Contract Binders Vol. 1: "current" contracts, 1898-1924, (1 of 4)
6	9	Toledo Glass Co. Contract Binders Vol. 1: "current" contracts, 1898-1924, (2 of 4)
6	10	Toledo Glass Co. Contract Binders Vol. 1: "current" contracts, 1898-1924, (3 of 4)
6	11	Toledo Glass Co. Contract Binders Vol. 1: "current" contracts, 1898-1924, (4 of 4)
6	12	Toledo Glass Co. Contract Binders Vol. 2: "expired" contracts, 1895-1908, (1 of 3)
6	13	Toledo Glass Co. Contract Binders Vol. 2: "expired" contracts, 1895-1908, (2 of 3)
6	14	Toledo Glass Co. Contract Binders Vol. 2: "expired" contracts, 1895-1908, (3 of 3)
6	15	Toledo Trust Co., 1940
6	16	Triplex Safety Glass Co. of North America, 1927-1931
6	17	Triplex Safety Glass Co. of North America, 1932-1949
6	18	United Gas Pipe Line Co., 1929-1933
6	19*	United Gas Pipe Line Co., 1934-1958
6	20	United States Sheet & Window Glass Company Correspondence, 1920; 1923-1924; 1928
6	21	United States Sheet & Window Glass Company; General, 1921-1923, n.d.
6	22	United States Sheet & Window Glass Company; General, 1928-1929
6	23	Vitrolite Company, 1907; 1935
6	24	Vitrolite Sales Corporation, 1935-1939

		S4. LOF Glass Company Documents

		Correspondence
70	1	Glass Forming Patent
70	2	1930-1937
70	3	1938
70	4	1939-1941
70	5	1940-1941
70	6	1941
70	7	1942
70	8	1943
70	9	1944
70	10	1945
70	11	1946
70	12	1947
70	13	1948
70	14	1949
70	15	1950
70	16	1951
70	17	1952
70	18	1953
71	1	1954
71	2	1955
71	3	1956
71	4	1957
71	5	1958
71	6	1959
71	7	1960
71	8	1961
71	9	1962-1963
71	10	1964-1966
71	11	1967
71	12	1968-1969
71	13	1970-1979
71	14	1980-1998
71	15	Baseball/Softball
7	1	Boden Glass Company, 1939
71	16	Bowling
7	2	Carolina Glass, 1939
71	17	European Pilkington Trip
7	3	MacNichol, R.S., 1969
72	6	Miscellaneous Notes and Correspondence
72	1	Oldtimer’s Picnic
72	2	Oldtimer’s Picnic 2
7	4	E.F. Pease Co., 1939
7	5	Radke Family, 1940-42; 1956
72	3	Wartime
72	4	Wartime 2
72	5	Women

		Reports
7	6	Aiken, Earl. “Glass Prisms by LOF” (WWII), 1946
7	7	Alexander, H.M. “St. Roch Twin Grinding and Polishing,” 1952
7	8	Ashley, James M. “Is the U.S. Really Being Priced Out of World Markets?,”1962
75	2	Automotive Glass Roof Panels
7	9	“Background of Flat Glass Distribution,” pp. 1-53, [1940s?]
7	10	“Background of Flat Glass Distribution,” pp. 54-115, [1940s?]
7	11	“Background of Flat Glass Distribution,” pp. 116-220, [1940s?]
7	12	Baker, H.H. “Black Book,” A-H, 1931
7	13	Baker, H.H. “Black Book,” I-P, 1931
7	14	Baker, H.H. “Black Book,” Q-Z, 1931
7	15	Baker, H.H. “Chronological History of L-O-F” #4 of 4[?], June, 1945
75	23	#2 Billico Cutting
7	16	Blue Ridge Glass Corp. “Light Diffusion and Transmission Data,” n.d.
75	19	Bob Meyer Notes #1
75	20	Bob Meyer Notes # 2
75	5	Cavitron Operation Log
75	6	Daily Reports Experimental Room, May – December 1950
75	33	“Dick Warren”
7	17	“Distributor Committee Exhibits [?]”[1964]
7	18	“Facts on the Victory Year at Libbey-Owens-Ford ,1945 (Submitted to the Navy Department Price Adjustment Board), 1945
75	8	Experimental Department Work Report, 8/51 – 7/52
75	9	Experimental Department Log Book and Notes, 1953
7	19	“Flat Glass History – 1700s-1800s, n.d.
7	20	“Flat Glass History – General Information, Flat Glass Industry, n.d.
7	21	“History of Glass Cutters at Libbey-Owens Sheet Glass in 1917”,
75	13	“History and Methods Used in Sand Kiln Bending, 1948-1985
75	14	History of Glass
75	30	Industrial Relations Committee Minutes, 1943, 1944
75	7	John Deere Report
75	15	Ledger, 1921-1926
75	17	LOF Report on Pilkington Tank Operation at Rossford Plant
75	16	LOF Labor Statistics, 1940
7	22a*	LOF Organizational Charts, 1967, n.d.
75	22	Monthly Maintenance Orders
75	10	Optical Glass Sales Report
75	18	Performance Record, 1944
75	24	Preheating Glass on Porous Materials
75	4	Production Feasibility
75	1	Record 1953-1955
75	27	Rossford’s January Progress Report
75	26	Rossford Salaried Employees
75	28	“Securit Glass Process”
75	29	“Snap-on Tools”, 1975-1983
75	12	Survey of Production Improvements at the Rossford Plant, 1943
75	31	Tank
75	32	Toronado Hot Line Report, 1977
75	25	Tool Checkout
75	3	Tracing and Blueprint Code Definitions
75	11	Vehicle Inventory

		Publications
7	22b*	Advertising Supplement to the Blade, 10/16/60
7	23	American Ceramic Society, “Irving Wightman Colburn,” p. 31 Feb 1943
7	24	Architectural Record, October, 1960, "Executive Office Building, Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.
76	14	Articles
7	25	Biggers, John D. Oral History Transcript, 1967; 1968 (1 of 2)
7	26	Biggers, John D. Oral History Transcript, 1967; 1968 (2 of 2)
7	27	Cazayoux, F.E. “Facts About Libbey-Owens-Ford,” (distribution copy) 1944
7	28	The Chief, Wyandot Chemicals Corporation. “Revolution in Glass,” 1960.
7	29	Colburn, George L. “The Modern Method of Producing Continuous Sheet Glass,” 1948
7	30	Corning Glass Works. “The Corning Glass Center,” 1958
7	31	Corning Glass. “This Is Glass,” [1970s-1980s?]
76	1	Decimal Plate and Sheet Glass Calculator, 1925
64	13	Facts about Libbey Owens Ford Wartime Accomplishments 1944
64	16	Facts on the Victory Year at Libbey Owens Ford 1945
8	1	Flat Glass Jobbers Association, “Glazing Manuals,” 1958, 1968.
76	4	Glaces De Boussois
8	2	Glenny Glass Co. “Ours By Heritage,” 1950
8	3	Harbison, Frederick and King Carr. “The Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company and the Federation of Glass, Ceramic, and Silica Sand Workers of America.” Or “The Causes of Industrial Peace Under Collective Bargaining.” Case Studies #2, National Planning Association. Washington D.C., 1948.
8	4	Holscher, H.H. (Owens-Illinois). “Hollow and Specialty Glass: Background and Challenge,” (reprint from Glass Industry, June-Nov 1965)
8	5	Houghton, Arthur A., Jr. “Design Policy Within Industry as a Responsibility of Management,” Stuben Glass, Inc. 1951
8	6	Huelke, Donald F. “Striking the Windshield,” Ann Arbor: University of Michigan, 1967
8	7	Illinois Glass Co. “Bottles of Every Description” (General Catalogue “A”) [1915]
64	12	Libbey Owens Ford – a portfolio
64	13	Libbey Owens Ford – a portfolio
76	8	LOF and Glass Publications
8	8	L-O-F, Industrial Relations Department. “Let’s Get Better Acquainted,” 1946, and “We of Libbey-Owens-Ford,” 1951, 1957.
8	9	L-O-F, Liberty Mirror Division, “We Must See to Fight, Not Fight to See,” [1945]
8	10	L-O-F, “Metric Conversion Tables,” 1940
8	11	L-O-F, “Inventions and Developments Which Contributed Directly to the War Program,”1944
8	12	L-O-F, [LOF Background Sales Portfolio], [1940s?]
8	13	Lindsay, Samuel S. “The Decimal Plate and Sheet Glass Calculator,” 1925
8	14	The Louisiana Foundation, n.d.
8	15	MacNichol, George P. Jr. Public Relations file , 1920-1965
8	16	MacNichol, George P. Jr. “Who and Where Are Your Customers?” 1957
76	16	Miscellaneous
8	17	Monsanto Magazine, “Monsanto’s House of the Future,” 1957
8	18	[Pittsburgh Plate Glass], “Bibliography of Flat Glass,” [ca 1945]
76	12	Operating Instructions and Fabrication Materials
8	19	Owens-Corning, (Edward Ames), Fiberglas Bibliography, 1950
8	20	The Photoengravers Bulletin. “ Fool-Proof, Improved Brett-Guard 10 CPH For Flat Bed, Stationary Saws,” Feb 1961
76	8	Pilkington Books
8	21	Plate Glass Manufacturers of America, “Plate Glass: Nothing Else Like It,” [1937]
64	9	Personal Experiences of Bob Cox at Aeroquip
64	10	Report for a course in Manufacturing Harvard Business School LOF
64	11	Rossford, Ohio – Ford Glass Company History
76	15	Rules and Procedures
8	22	Shaver, W.W. “Heat Absorbing Glass Windows,” ASHVE Transactions (reprint) 1935
8	23	State University of New York College of Ceramics at Alfred University. Bibliographies, 1955, 1959, 1961
8	24	Tarif Des Glaces de la Manufacture Royale, n.d.
8	25	Today in Toledo, “Toledo Citizen John D. Biggers,” 1940
8	26	Walbridge, William S. American Bottles Old and New, 1920 (w/marginal comments by Richard LaFrance)
8	27	Walbridge, William S. “The Intimate Lives of Edward Drummond Libbey and Michael Joseph Owens as We Know Them,” 1933
8	28	Walbridge, William S. “Unexpected Influences May Determine the Lives and Careers of Individuals,” The Engineer, Dec 1928
64	14	Wartime Accomplishments of Libbey Owens Ford 1944
8	29	Watkins, George B. and Donald Sharp. Glossary of Terms Used in the Glass Industry, 1957
64	15	We Must See to Fight, Not Fight To See
8	30	Yaseen, Leonard C. Plant Location, 1952

		Speeches
8	31	Biggers, Wingerter, Skeddle, 1941, 1968, 1982

		Research materials
8	32	Aiken, Earl. The Roots Grow Deep , 1956
8	33	Correspondence, 1908, 1939, 1953, 1954
8	34	Ford Genealogy correspondence (Beacon-Filson), 1948-1956
8	35	Ford Genealogy correspondence (Hieatt-Torrey), 1947-1953
8	36	Ford Genealogy – John Baptiste, 1807-1954
8	37	Ford Genealogy – “Captain” J.B. Ford, 1868-1955
9	1*	Ford Genealogy – Ford Family, 1936-1950
9	2	Ford Genealogy – Stuart/McConnell, 1902-1953
9	3	Ford Genealogy – J. Dazzel/J. Pitcairn, 1956
9	4	Hamlin, I.W.C., “A History of … Flat Glass Made by Irving W. Colburn,” 1943
9	5	Glass History (photos, pamphlets)
9	6	New Albany, Indiana
9	7	Miller, Harold V., “The Industrial Development of New Albany, Indiana,”
9	8	Pittsburgh Plate Glass, 1826-1923
9	9	Rossford, 1943-1949
9	10	Wyandotte Chemicals Corporation, 1949
9	11	Manuscript of Roots
9	12^	Photos used in Roots
9	13	Photos pulled by Aiken, but not used
9	14	Photos of LOF founders
9	15	Photos – Aiken’s personal

		Fairfield, E. William. Fire and Sand (photographs arranged by p.n. in book)
9	16	Frontpiece-p.21
9	17	p. 28-p. 36
9	18	p. 40-p. 53
9	19	p. 58-p. 69
9	20	p. 70-p. 83
10	1	p. 85-p. 91
10	2	p. 94-p. 99
10	3	p. 103-p. 115
10	4	p. 119-p. 128
10	5	Miscellaneous unused photos
10	6	Original material prepared for photo, p. 70
10	7	LOF Milestones, 1843-1937
10	8	Schofield, William. Revolution in American Glassmaking, 1880-1920. Galley proof, 1948
63	9	Labor
63	10	Labor – Auto Industry

		Pamphlets
10	9	Constitution and Declaration of Independence, Dec 1951
10	10	Employment Opportunities, 1967
10	11	(Blue Ridge Glass Corp.), Flat Drawn Window Glass . . . [1940s]
76	2	LOF Telephone Directory
10	12	Miscellaneous
10	13	Opportunities booklet, [1960s]
76	6	Rossford Factory Pocketbook
10	14	World’s Fair, 1893, 1934
10	15	Product and Factory Directories, 1970, 1974

		Newsletters
11	1	Batch: Loose, 1939 - 1941
11	2	Batch: Bound, 1939
11	3	Batch: Bound, 1940
11	4	Batch: Bound, 1941
11	5	Glassic: Loose, Jul 1939 - 1943
11	6	Glassic: Loose, 1944 - 1949
11	7	Glassic: Loose, 1950 - 1954
11	8	Glassic: Loose, 1955 - 1959
11	9	Glassic: Loose, 1960 - 1961
11	10	Glassic: Loose, 1962 - 1963
11	11	Glassic: Loose, 1964 - 1965
11	12	Glassic: Loose, 1966
11	13	Glassic: Loose, 1967 - 1968
11	14	Glassic: Loose, 1969 - 1970
11	15	Glassic: Loose, 1971 - 1972
11	16	Glassic: Loose, 1973 - 1974
11	17	Glassic: Loose, 1975 - 1978
11	18	Glassic: Loose, 1979 - 1980
11	19	Glassic: Loose, 1981 - 1983
11	20	Glassic: Bound, 1966 - 1968
11	21	Glassic: Bound, 1969 - 1970
11	22	Glassic: Bound, 1971 - 1972
12	1	Glassic: Bound, 1973 - 1974
12	2	Glassic: Bound, 1975 - 1976
12	3	Glassic: Bound, 1977 - 1978
12	4	Glassic: Bound, 1979 - 1981
12	5	L.O.F. News and Views: Loose, 1944 - 1949
12	6	L.O.F. News and Views: Loose, 1950 - 1953
12	7	L.O.F. News and Views: Bound, 1944 - 1949
12	8	L.O.F. News and Views: Bound, 1950 - 1953
12	9	L.O.F. News: Loose, 1954
12	10	L.O.F. News: Loose, 1955
12	11	L.O.F. News: Loose, 1956
12	12	L.O.F. News: Loose, 1957
12	13	L.O.F. News: Loose, 1958-1961
12	14	L.O.F. News: Bound, 1954 - 1955
12	15	L.O.F. News: Bound, 1956 - 1959
12	16	L.O.F. Newsletter, May 1969 - 1974
12	17*	LOF PAC (Political Action Committee) Newsletter mockup, [1988]
12	18	OLO Echoes , 1953, 1961
12	19*	LOF Summer Newsletter (Economic Warfare Art) mockup, n.d.
13	1	The Shield: :Bound, 1970
13	2	The Shield: :Bound, 1971
13	3	The Shield: :Bound, 1972
13	4	The Shield: :Bound, 1973
13	5	The Shield: :Bound, 1974
13	6	The Shield: :Bound, 1975-1976
13	7	The Shield: :Bound, 1977
13	8	The Shield: :Bound, 1978
13	9	The Shield: :Bound, 1979
13	10	The Shield: :Bound, 1980
13	11	Shield Story List, [ca. 1970s]
13	12	Shield Readership Survey, [ca 1970s]
13	13	Newsletters - Misc. Photographs, [ca. 1970s]

		Legal Documents
63	29	Tariff
63	30	Tariff
64	1	Tariff
64	2	Tariff
13	14	U.S. Tariff Commission, "Flat Glass and Related Glass Products," 1937
13	15	U.S. Tariff Commission, “Competitive Problems of Independent Glass Dealers, 1958
13	16	U.S. Tariff Commission, “The Automotive Products Trade Act of 1965”
13	17	U.S. Tariff Commission, "Operation of the Trade Agreements Program," 1966
13	18	U.S. Tariff Commission, "Sheet Glass (Blown or Drawn Flat Glass)," 1967
13	19	U.S. Tariff Commission, "Summaries of Trade and Tariff Information," 1968
14	1	U.S. Tariff Commission, "Flat Glass and Tempered Glass," 1969
14	2	U.S. Government Suit, newsclippings, 1970-1971
14	3	Hearing Statements by J. M. Ashley, 1964; 1968
14	4	"Future of U. S. Foreign Trade Policy" (LOF Brief)
14	5	"Flat Glass: A Report on the Supply of Flat Glass," The Monopolies Commission, House of Commons, London, 1968

		Scrapbooks
14	6	History of Glass, (1 of 4), ca. 1935-1956
14	7	History of Glass, (2 of 4), ca. 1935-1956
14	8	History of Glass, (3 of 4), ca. 1935-1956
14	9	History of Glass, (4 of 4), ca. 1935-1956
59	20	Advertising & Awards, Distributors, Gas Search
59	21	Lawsuits, Stock, Tax Policy
59	22	General P&E, California, Canada
59	23	Charleston, East Toledo
59	24	General
59	25	General
59	26	Financial Analysis
59	27	Financial Analysis
60	1	Executive Office, Italy, Ottawa Ill, Laurinburg, NC, Mason City
60	2	Mexico, Ottawa, Rossford, Sherman TX, Shreveport, Technical Center Landfill Wastes
60	3	Labor & Unions
60	4	Labor & Unions
60	5	Plate Glass, Prices, Public Transportation, Solar Research, STOCE,
60	6	Tuf-Flex, Vari-Tran, Vigilpane, Vitrolite, Vitrolux
60	7	Product News
60	8	Product News
60	9	Product News
60	10	Product News
60	11	Product News
60	12	Product Uses A-E
60	13	Product Uses F-L
60	14	Product Uses M-Z
60	15	Sales & Earnings
60	16	Sales & Earnings
60	17	Subsidiaries
60	18	Subsidiaries
14	10*	Newsclippings, 1919-1924
14	11^	Newsclippings, 1924-1942
14	12	Newsclippings, 1940-1949
14	13	Newsclippings, 1950-1959
14	14	Newsclippings, 1960-1980
14	15	Newsclippings, Pilkington Glass, 1965-1968
64	17	Newsclippings - FTC ruling on Commercial 1963
64	18	Newsclippings - History of Glass
64	19	Newsclippings - Your Home "Neutral Colors Added to Glass
64	20	Newsclippings - Tariff 1962
64	21	Newsclipping - Mirror 1959
64	22	Newsclipping - John Ford History

		S5. Sales and Promotion

		Department Conferences and Meetings
14	16	Department Conferences and Meetings , Jul 1941
14	17	Department Conferences and Meetings, Mar 1949
14	18	Department Conferences and Meetings, Feb 1951
14	19	Department Conferences and Meetings, Feb 1953
14	20	Department Conferences and Meetings, Feb 1954
14	21	Department Conferences and Meetings, Sep 1956
14	22	Department Conferences and Meetings, Jun 1960
14	23	Department Conferences and Meetings, 1961
14	24	Department Conferences and Meetings, Jan 1962 (1 of 2)
14	25	Department Conferences and Meetings, Jan 1962 (2 of 2)
14	26	Department Conferences and Meetings, May 1969

		Distributors/Dealers (Note: all distributor files contain photographic material except those in italics.)
14	27	Distributors: Acme Glass Co., Orlando, FL, Dec. 1952
14	28	Distributors: Adrian Glass Co., Adrian, MI, Oct. 1958
14	29	Distributors: Arrow Glass Co., Houston, TX, Dec. 1959
14	30	Distributors: Arrow Glass Co., Schenectady, NY, Jan. 1955
14	31	Distributors: Art Plate Glass & Mirror, Baltimore, MD, Dec. 1956
14	32	Distributors: Bennett’s, Salt Lake City, UT, Jan. 1960
14	33	Distributors: Binswanger & Co., Atlanta, GA, Sept. 1959
14	34	Distributors: Binswanger & Co., Fort Worth, TX, Mar. 1958
14	35	Distributors: Binswanger & Co., Memphis, TN, Nov. 1948
14	36	Distributors: Binswanger & Co., Richmond, VA, Sept. 1954
14	37	Distributors: Binswanger & Co., Shreveport, LA, May 1951
14	38	Distributors: Binswanger & Co., Little Rock, AR, Nov. 1959
14	39	Distributors: Bogardus Wilson, Ltd., n.d.
14	40	Distributors: Building Service, Inc., Billings, MT, 1956
14	41	Distributors: Cadillac Glass Co., Cleveland, OH, Dec. 1954
14	42	Distributors: Cadillac Glass Co., Detroit, MI, Sept. 1947
15	1	Distributors: Christopher Glass Co., San Jose, CA, April 1950
15	2	Distributors: Cobbledick-Kibble Glass Co., San Jose, CA, Aug. 1952
15	3	Distributors: Cook Paint & Varnish, Kansas City, MO, Jan. 1947
15	4	Distributors: Elgin Glass & Mirror, Elgin, IL. Kim/ 1952
15	5	Distributors: Frank Miller Glass Co., Oakland, CA, Aug.1946
15	6	Distributors: Hooker Glass & Paint, Wauwatosa, WI, n.d.
15	7	Distributors: Interstate Glass Co., Omaha, NE, Jun. 1956
15	8	Distributors: LaMesa Glass & Paint Co., LaMesa, CA, Dec. 1946
15	9	Distributors: Lawrence Plate & Window Glass Co., Lawrence, MA., Jan. 1958
15	10	Distributors: Lockwood Glass Co., Ottawa, IL, 1951
15	11	Distributors: M. Cach Glass Co., Cedar Rapids, IA, Sept. 1962
15	12	Distributors: Modern Glass Co., Phoenix, AZ, Mar. 1960
15	13	Distributors: Nurre Glass Companies, Inc. Memphis, TN, Apr. 1957
15	14	Distributors: Ohio Plate Glass Co., Dayton, OH, May 1953
15	15	Distributors: Pritchard Paint & Glass Co., Miami, FL, Oct. 1951
15	16	Distributors: Red Spot Paint & Varnish, Evansville, IL, Feb. 1947
15	17	Distributors: Royal Glass & Millwork, Englewood, NJ , Nov. 1956
15	18	Distributors: Royal Glass & Mirror, Dallas, TX, Jan. 1956
15	19	Distributors: Samuels Glass Co., San Antonio, TX, May 1950
15	20	Distributors: San Diego Glass & Paint, National City, CA, Nov. 1955
15	21	Distributors: San Diego Glass & Paint, Pacific Beach, CA, Oct. 1953
15	22	Distributors: San Diego Glass & Paint Co., San Diego, CA, Feb. 1946
15	23	Distributors: Schall Glass Co., Buffalo, NY, Dec. 1952
15	24	Distributors: Schroeder Paint & Glass Co., Detroit, MI, 1955
15	25	Distributors: Southern Glass Co., Augusta, GA, Sept. 1948
15	26	Distributors: Standard Glass & Paint, Des Moines, IA, Sept. 1948
15	27	Distributors: Stewart-Casey Glass Co., Indianapolis, IN, Oct. 1951
15	28	Distributors: Syracuse Glass Co. Syracuse, NY, Sept.1953
15	29	Distributors: Toledo Plate & Window Glass Co., Toledo, OH, June 1959
15	30	Distributors: United Plate Glass Co., Pittsburgh, PA, July 1955
15	31	Distributors: Vanfax, Montreal, Canada, n.d.
15	32	Distributors: Western Glass & Mirror, Big Spring, TX, Feb. 1951
15	33	Distributors: William Glenny Glass Co., Cincinnati, OH, Dec. 1951
15	34	Distributors: William M. Bird & Co., Charleston, SC, Oct. 1957

		Distributors/Dealers Subject Files
15	35^	Automobile Gala, LOF Bldg., 1966
15	36	Automotive Safety Glass, (1 of 3), 1974
15	37	Automotive Safety Glass, (2 of 3), 1950
15	38	Automotive Safety Glass, (3 of 3), 1960-1965
15	39	Buyers (Lists), 1938-1940
64	6	Sales Manual
64	7	Sales Manual
64	8	Sales Manual

		Catalogs
15	40	Flat Glass for Industrial Buildings, n.d.
15	41	Flat Glass Products, 1941-1988
15	42	Glass, 1938-1946
15	43	Glass for the Builder, 1947-1949
15	44	Glass for Construction, 1950-1965
15	45	Glass for Construction, 1966-1974
15	46	Glass for Construction, 1975-1984
15	47	Glass Products, 1942
15	48	“Challenge and Opportunity” Motion Picture script, 1956
76	5	Darling Catalog
15	49	Dealer Survey of Effectiveness of LOF TV Advertising for Safety Plate Glass, Oct. 1957
15	50^	Distributor Meetings, n.d.
15	51	Distributor Survey, 1959
15	52	Distributor’s Sons’ & Daughters’ Training, n.d.
15	53*	Display Suggestions, [ca. 1964]
15	54	Factory Tour, March 1956
15	55	Ideas for Radio and TV Ads, 1958
76	3	Johns-Manville Packings
16	1	“Let’s Face This Middleman Talk,” (Pamphlet), 1963
76	10	LOF Handling Equipment Catalog
76	11	LOF Other Catalogs, Proposals and Pamphlets
16	2	.Lumber Dealers, [ca. 1940s]
16	3	“New Ways to Sell More Glass,” [1942]
16	4	Packaging, [ca. 1950s]
16	5	Posters: Plate Glass, 1964; n.d.
16	6	Posters: Safety Plate Glass, 1950; n.d.
16	7	Posters: Thermopane, 1953; n.d.
16	8	Posters: Window Glass, 1953-1955; n.d.
16	9	Posters: General, n.d.
16	10	Profits, 1939-1940
76	13	Other Non-LOF Catalogs and Manuals
16	11	Safety Information, 1978
16	12*	Sales Aids, 1964, 1965
16	13^	Sales Sheets, 1933
16	14*	Signs, 1951-1959, n.d.
16	15*	Signs, 1953, n.d.
16	16	Store Fronts, [ca. 1930s]
16	17	Study on the Heating and Air Conditioning of the LOF Building, Toledo, OH, 1960
16	18	Technical Information Bulletin, 1979
16	19	Training & Meeting Pamphlets, May 1939-March 1956
16	20	Training & Meeting Pamphlets, April 1956-May 1957
16	21	Training & Meeting Pamphlets, June 1957-December 1957
16	22	Training & Meeting Pamphlets, April 1958-November 1960
16	23	Training & Meeting Pamphlets, (Segts. 1-3), Services, Reglazing, and The Products, 1976
16	24	Training & Meeting Pamphlets, (Segts 4-7), Tuf-Flex, Packaging, Marketing, & Glazing, 1976-1978
16	25	Tuf-Flex Doors, 1940-1979
17	1	Window Glass, 1930-1964
17	2	Window Glass (Display Merchandiser), 1967, n.d.
76	7	Worthington
17	3^	General, 1937-1970 (LOF Glass Distribution Accounting Manual)
17
17		Sales and Promotion Subject files
17	4	Advertising Objectives, n.d.
17	5	Architecture1933-[ca. 1980]
17	6	Architecture: Glass Data For The Architect, 1947-1949
17	7	Architecture: Glass in Design Series, 1950-1960
17	8	Blue Ridge Aklo, 1952; n.d.
17	9	Bourbon Street Beat Promotion
17	10*	Bourbon Street Beat Promotion Kit
17	11	Choose Your Sweepstakes, n.d.
17	12	College Football Promotion, 1958
17	13	Corrulux, n.d.
17	14	Daylighting, 1957-1980
17	15	Decorama (1 of 2) 1956
17	16	Decorama (2 of 2) 1956
17	17	Design for Happiness, 1940
17	18	Distribution Reports, n.d.
17	19	Draper, Dorothy (Mirror Magic), n.d.
17	20	Electrapane, 1950-1975
17	21	Energy Savings, 1977, n.d.
17	22	Extrudalite, n.d.
17	23	Factories, n.d.
17	24	Fiber-Glass Division, 1953-1954
17	25	Flat Glass, 1958
17	26	Glass Veneer, 1940
17	27	Glastone, n.d.
17	28	Glazing, 1968-[ca. 1980]
17	29	Heat and Light Transmission (Plate Glass Windows), 1920-1974
17	30	Heavy Duty Glass, n.d.
17	31	Homes, 1947-1948, n.d.
17	32	Mirrors, 1955; n.d.

18	1	Liberty Mirrors, 1969-1972
18	2	Miscellaneous Pamphlets (Spanish), 1959, n.d.
18	3	Modern Pattern and Plastics, n.d.
18	4	The Open World, n.d.
18	5	Patent Department Display (Washington, DC), 1960
18	6	Patterned Glass, 1964, n.d.
18	7	Perry Mason Promotions, 1958
18	8	Plaskon, 1946, 1949
18	9	Plate Glass (1 of 2), 1953-1965
18	10	Plate Glass (2 of 2), 1964
18	11	Plate Glass Breakage Tests 1948
18	12	Price List, 1925
18	13	Railroad Cars, 1955; n.d.
18	14	Sales Aids, 1950-1973
18	15	Sales Meetings, 1937, 1949, 1954
18	16	Sales Tools/Auto Glass Replacement Trade, 1974
18	17	Schools, 1950-1965
18	18	Sliding Glass Doors, n.d.
18	19	Solar Energy, 1953-1979
18	20	Solar House, 1944-1947
18	21	Solar (Miscellaneous), 1953, n.d.
18	22	Solarometer, 1950
18	23	Special Displays, (l of 2), 1948, n.d.
18	24	Special Displays, (2 of 2), 1948, n.d.
18	25	Sun Angle Calculator, 1950
18	26	Thermolux, n.d.
18	27*	Thermopane: General, 1953-1975
18	28	Thermopane: Farm Buildings, 1950-1956
18	29	Thermopane: Manuals, 1951-1962
18	30*	Thermopane: Merchandising Kit, [1957]
18	31*	Thermopane: National Brand Promotion, 1959
18	32	Thermopane: Ordering and Installation, 1951-1964
19	1	Tuf-Flex, 1950-1977
19	2*	Vari-Tran, [1973]
19	3	Vigil Pane, n.d.
19	4	Vitrolite, (1 of 2), 1951-1955; n.d.
19	5	Vitrolite, (2 of 2), [ca. 1930s]
19	6*	Vitrolite, “52 Designs to Modernize Main Street with Glass,” [ca. 1930s]
19	7	Vitrolux, 1956-1973; n.d.
19	8	Weekly Sales Bulletin, 1932
19	9	Window Conditioning, 1938; n.d.
19	10	Windshields, 1961-1968, n.d.

		Press Releases
19	11	Press Releases, George P. MacNichol, Jr., 1947-1960
19	12	Press Releases, John D. Biggers, 1947-1962
19	13	Press Releases, May - Dec 1946
19	14	Press Releases, 1947
19	15	Press Releases, Jan - Jun 1948
19	16	Press Releases, Jul - Dec 1948
19	17	Press Releases, Jan - Jun 1949
19	18	Press Releases, Jul - Dec 1949
19	19	Press Releases, Jan - Jun 1950
19	20	Press Releases, Jul - Dec 1950
20	1	Press Releases, Jan - 21 Mar 1951
20	2	Press Releases, 22 Mar - Jun 1951
20	3	Press Releases, Jul - Dec 1951
20	4	Press Releases, Jan - Jun 1952
20	5	Press Releases, Jul - Dec 1952
20	6	Press Releases, Jan - Jun 1953
20	7	Press Releases, Jul - Dec 1953
20	8	Press Releases, Jan - Jun 1954
20	9	Press Releases, Jul - Sep 1954
20	10	Press Releases, Oct - Dec 1954
20	11	Press Releases, Jan - Apr 1955
20	12	Press Releases, May - Aug 1955
20	13	Press Releases, Sep - Dec 1955
21	1	Press Releases, Jan - Jun 1956
21	2	Press Releases, Jul - Dec 1956
21	3	Press Releases, Jan -Jun 1957
21	4	Press Releases, Jul - Dec 1957
21	5	Press Releases, 1958
21	6	Press Releases, Jan - May 1959
21	7	Press Releases, Jun - Dec 1959
21	8	Press Releases, Jan - Aug 1960
21	9	Press Releases, Sep - Dec 1960
21	10	Press Releases, Jan - Jun 1961
21	11	Press Releases, Jul - Dec 1961
21	12	Press Releases, Jan - Apr 1962
21	13	Press Releases, May - Jul 1962
22	1	Press Releases, Aug - Dec 1962
22	2	Press Releases, Jan - May 1963
22	3	Press Releases, Jun - Aug 1963
22	4	Press Releases, Sep - Dec 1963
22	5	Press Releases, Jan - May 1964
22	6	Press Releases, Jun - Aug 1964
22	7	Press Releases, Sep - Dec 1964
22	8	Press Releases, Jan - May 1965
22	9	Press Releases, Jun - Aug 1965
22	10	Press Releases, Sep - Dec 1965
22	11	Press Releases, Jan - Mar 1966
22	12	Press Releases, Apr - Jun 1966
22	13	Press Releases, Jul - Sep 1966
22	14	Press Releases, Oct - Dec 1966
23	1	Press Releases, Jan - Mar 1967
23	2	Press Releases, Apr - Aug 1967
23	3	Press Releases, Sep - Dec 1967
23	4	Press Releases, Jan - Apr 1968
23	5	Press Releases, May - Jul 1968
23	6	Press Releases, Aug - Dec 1968
23	7	Press Releases, Jan - Apr 1969
23	8	Press Releases, May - Jul 1969
23	9	Press Releases, Aug - Dec 1969
23	10	Press Releases, Jan - May 1970
23	11	Press Releases, Jun- Dec 1970
23	12	Press Releases, Jan - May 1971
23	13	Press Releases, Jun - Aug 1971
23	14	Press Releases, Sep - Dec 1971
24	1	Press Releases, Jan - Mar 1972
24	2	Press Releases, Apr - Jul 1972
24	3	Press Releases, Aug 1972
24	4	Press Releases, Sep - Dec 1972
24	5	Press Releases, Jan - Apr 1973
24	6	Press Releases, May - Jun 1973
24	7	Press Releases, Jul - Dec 1973
24	8	Press Releases, Jan - Apr 1974
24	9	Press Releases, May - Sep 1974
24	10	Press Releases, Oct - Dec 1974
24	11	Press Releases, Jan - Jun 1975
24	12	Press Releases, Jul - Dec 1975
24	13	Press Releases Index 1976 - 1980
25	1	Press Releases, Jan - Jun 1976
25	2	Press Releases, Jul - Dec 1976
25	3	Press Releases, Jan - Jun 1977
25	4	Press Releases, Jul - Dec 1977
25	5	Press Releases, Jan - Jun 1978
25	6	Press Releases, Jul - Dec 1978
25	7	Press Releases, Jan - Apr 1979
25	8	Press Releases, May - Dec 1979
25	9	Press Releases, 1980
25	10	Press Releases Index 1981
25	11	Press Releases, 1981
25	12	Press Releases, 1982
25	13	Press Releases, 1983
25	14	Press Releases, Jan - Oct 1984
26	1^	Press Releases, “Building Page Features,” Nov 1954-Dec 1975
26	2^	Press Releases, “Glass in the News,” Sept 1964-1971
26	3^	Press Releases, “Women’s Page Features,” February 1961-1976
58	1	Press Releases - Advertising, Awards
58	2	Press Releases - Buildings A-C
58	3	Press Releases - Buildings D-F
58	4	Press Releases - Buildings G-K
58	5	Press Releases - Buildings L-N
58	6	Press Releases - Buildings O-R
58	7	Press Releases - Buildings S-T
58	8	Press Releases - Buildings U-Z
58	9	Press Releases - Distributors
58	10	Press Releases - Distributors Aid
58	11	Press Releases - Exhibits & Displays
58	12	Press Releases - Finances
58	13	Press Releases - Finances
58	14	Press Releases - Films
58	15	Press Releases - General & Misc.
58	16	Press Releases - General & Misc.
58	17	Press Releases - Individual Paper, Speeches, Magazine Articles to 1975
58	18	Press Releases - Individual Papers, Speeches, Magazine Articles to 1975
58	19	Press Releases - General Use in Home, Office & Schools
58	20	Press Releases - Liberty Mirror
58	21	Press Releases - Motor Vehicles
58	22	Press Releases - Personnel - Honors Outside Work
58	23	Press Releases - Personnel LOF Building to 1974
58	24	Press Releases - Personnel LOF Building to 1974
59	1	Press Releases - Personnel LOF Building 1974+
59	2	Press Releases - Personnel LOF Building 1974+
59	3	Press Releases - Labor
59	4	Press Releases - Personnel Patent
59	5	Press Releases - Sales 1962-1968
59	6	Press Releases - Sales 1962-1968
59	7	Press Releases - Sales 1969-1972
59	8	Press Releases - Sales 1969-1972
59	9	Press Releases - Sales 1976+
59	10	Press Releases - Personnel Technical
59	11	Press Releases - Twenty-five Year Awards
59	12	Press Releases - Plant & Expansion for all of the Company
59	13	Press Releases - Plants & Expansion for all of the Company
59	14	Press Releases - Product Brochures
59	15	Press Releases - Seminars
59	16	Press Releases - Space & Water
59	17	Press Releases - Specific Product Information
59	18	Press Releases - Subsidiaries
26	4	Internal Releases 1979 - 1982
26	5	Internal Releases “News” 1980 - 1983
26	6	Internal Releases “People” 1979 - 1983
26	7	Internal Releases “Special” 1980 - 1983

		Advertising Scrapbooks
	^	Advertising Scrapbook, 1851-1924
	^	Advertising Scrapbook, 1927
	^	Advertising Scrapbook, 1927-1966 (Ads in Saturday Evening Post only)
	^	Advertising Scrapbook, 1931-1932
	^	Advertising Scrapbook, 1936
	^	Advertising Scrapbook, "Review of LOF Advertising in 1942"
	^	Advertising Scrapbook, 1943

		Libbey-Owens-Ford Advertising Yearbooks (bound)
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1936
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1938
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1940
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1941
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1942
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1943
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1944
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1945
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1946
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1947
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1948
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1949
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1950
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1951
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1952
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1953
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1954
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1955
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1956
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1957
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1958
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1959
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1960
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1961
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1962
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1963
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1964
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1965
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1966
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1967
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1968
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1969
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1970
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1972
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1973
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1974-1975
	^	LOF Advertising yearbook, 1976-1977

67	1	Libbey-Owens-Ford Company LOF Advantages (January February March 1971 thru Summer 1974, Winter 1974 thru Summer 1975, Winter 1975)
67	2	LOF ADVANTAGES (n.d. [1976-1979])
67	3	“LOF ADVERTISING OF THE MONTH” Correspondence (Memos, etc.) (Frank [Franklyn] R. Hawkins, Advertising Manager, “To Our Distributors”) ([“July-August”] 1945; “Spring,” 1946, [July-August thru November-December] 1946; [March-April] 1947 thru June 1, 1948; July 30 thru December 2, 1948; February 1949 thru October 1, 1951; December 5, 1951 thru March 1, 1952; May 1 thru December 1, 1952) (includes Don McAnally, Public Relations Department, “To LOF Sales Personnel,” [April-June}, July 14, September 10 and October 8, 1952).

		“GLASS AT WORK” FILES (all have photographs)
		Commercial Buildings (CB)
		Airports (APT)
26	8	CB-4-APT; Toledo Express Airport, Toledo OH , 1955
26	8	CB-8-APT, New Orleans Municipal Airport, New Orleans LA, 1959
26	8	CB-9-APT, Hickory Municipal Airport, Hickory NC, 1962
26	8	CB-10-APT, Detroit Metropolitan Airport, Detroit MI, 1962
26	8	CB-11-APT, Clarence E. Hancock Airport, Syracuse NY, 1963
26	8	CB-12-APT, Memphis Metropolitan Airport, Memphis TN, 1964
26	9	CB-13-APT, Chemical & Industrial Corp. Hangar, Lunken Airport, Cincinnati, OH
26	10	CB-14-APT, Houston Intercontinental Airport, Houston TX, 1966
26	10	CB-15-APT, San Diego International Air Terminal, San Diego CA, 1967
26	11	CB-16-APT, Mac Arthur Terminal, Long Island Airport, Islip, Long Island, NY, 1967
26	11	CB-17-APT, Palm Beach International Airport, W. Palm Beach FL, 1969
26	11	CB-18-APT, Goldsboro Airport Terminal, Goldsboro NC, 1969
26	12*	CB-19-APT, National Airlines Terminal, JFK Airport, NY, NY, 1972
26	13	CB-20-APT, Dallas/Ft.Worth Administration Bldg, TX , 1973
26	13	CB-21-APT, Logan International Airport, Boston MA , 1975

		Hospitals, Clinics (H)
26	14	CB-1-H, Sanibel Hospital , Middletown CT, 1945
26	14	CB-12-H, Sheboygan Clinic, Sheboygan WI , 1948
26	14	CB-16-H, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland OH , 1948
26	14	CB-18-H, St. Mary’s Hospital Isolation Building, Wausau WI, 1949
26	14	CB-24-H, Bryon Memorial Hospital, Lincoln NE, 1949
26	14	CB-26-H, Burlington Hospital, Burlington IA, 1954
26	14	CB-34-H, Sanders Clinic, Shreveport LA, 1951
26	14	CB-40-H, Faith General Hospital, St. Louis MO, 1958
26	15	CB-42-H, Smith County Hospital, Tyler TX, 1951
26	15	CB-47-H, Kaiser Foundation Hospital, San Francisco CA, 1954
26	15	CB-58-H, Roger Williams General Hospital, Providence RI, 1960
26	15	CB-61-H, Glenwood Hills Geriatrics Hospital, Minneapolis MN, 1959
26	15*	CB-62-H, Plumas County Nursing Home, Quincy CA, 1961
26	16	CB-63-H, Muhlenberg Medical Center, Bethlehem PA, 1961
26	16	CB-64-H, Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital, Norwalk OH, 1962
26	16	CB-65-H, Capistrano-by-the-Sea Geriatrics Hospital, Dana Point CA, 1963
26	16	CB-66-H, The Bishop Edwin A. Penich Mem, Southern Pines.NC, 1965
26	17	CB-67-H, The University of Colorado Medical Center, Denver CO, 1965
26	17	CB-68-H, Canterbury Court, Atlanta GA, 1965
26	17	CB-69-H, Huntsville City Hospital, Huntsville, AL, 1966
26	18	CB-70-H, Parkwood Hospital, Atlanta GA, 1966
26	18	CB-71-H, Presbyterian Retirement Home, Winter Park FL, 1966
26	18	CB-72-H, Southeast Alabama General Hospital, Dothan AL, 1967
26	18	CB-73-H, Divine Savious Hospital & Nursing Home, Portage WI, 1970
26	18	CB-74-H, Missoula Community Hospital, Missoula MT, 1973
26	19	CB-75-H, Ivinson Memorial Hospital, Laramie WY, 1974
26	19	CB-76-H, St. Joseph’s Hospital East, Memphis TN, 1977
26	20	CB-77-H, University Medical & Dental Center, Fort Worth TX, 1977
26	21	CB-78-H, Danbury Hospital , Danbury CT, 1979
26	22	CB-84-H, Children’s Hospital, Los Angeles CA, 1977
26	23	CB-85-H, Allenmore Medical Center, Tacoma WA, 1976
26	24	CB-86-H, St. Joseph’s Hospital, Atlanta GA, 1978
26	25	CB-[?]-H, American General, Houston TX, n.d.
26	26*	CB-[?]-H, Memphis Medical & Diagnostic Centre, TN, 1986

		Hotels, Motels, Lodges, Country Clubs (HLC)
26	27	CB-4-HLC, Sea View Hotel, Miami Beach FL, 1949
26	27	CB-7-HLC, DuPont Plaza Hotel, Washington DC, 1949
26	27	CB-13-HLC, Jackson Lake Lodge, Jackson Hole WY, 1955
26	27	CB-19-HLC, Blue Hills Country Club, Canton MS, 1956
26	27	CB-26-HLC, Sundown Country Club, Scottsdale AZ, 1957
26	27	CB-35-HLC, Tidelands Motor Inn, Houston TX, 1959
26	27	CB-37-HLC, Grossinger Hotel, Grossinger NC, 1959
26	27	CB-38-HLC, Mount Shasta Ski Lodge, Mt. Shasta CA, 1959
26	27	CB-39-HLC, Executive House, Chicago IL, 1959
26	27	CB-42-HLC, Sahara Motel, Chicago IL, 1960
26	28*	CB-43-HLC, Howard Johnson Motel, Memphis TN, 1961
26	28	CB-44-HLC, Blue Lakes Country Club, Twin Falls ID, 1961
26	28	CB-45-HLC, Lake Meadows Club House, Chicago IL, 1961
26	29	CB-46-HLC, Carrousel Motor Hotel, Houston TX, 1962
26	29	CB-47-HLC, Smithville Inn, Smithville NJ, 1962
26	29	CB-48-HLC, Howard Johnson Motor Lodge, Texarkana AR, 1962
26	29	CB-49-HLC, Howard Johnson Motor Lodge, Park Ridge IL, 1962
26	29	CB-50-HLC, Phoenix Country Club-Restaurant, Phoenix AZ, 1962
26	30	CB-51-HLC, Edmonds Yacht Club, Edmonds WA, 1963
26	30	CB-52-HLC, Robert Driscoll Hotel, Corpus Christi TX, 1963
26	30	CB-53-HLC, Maxfield Lodge, Big Cottonwood Canyon UT, 1963
26	31	CB-54-HLC, Boyne Mountain Lodge, Boyne Falls MI, 1963
26	31	CB-55-HLC, Sheraton-Lincoln Hotel, Houston TX, 1963
27	1	CB-56-HLC, Cabana Motor Hotel, Dallas TX, 1963
27	1	CB-57-HLC, Vacation Village , Mission Bay, San Diego CA, 1963
27	2	CB-58-HLC, Shanty Creek Lodge, Bellaire MI, 1965
27	2	CB-59-HLC, Elks Club, Columbia SC, 1965
27	2	CB-60-HLC, Pleasant Point Resort, Point Pleasant WV, 1965
27	3*	CB-61-HLC, Del Webb’s Townhouse, Phoenix AZ, 1965
27	3	CB-62-HLC, Minnehaha Country Club, Sioux Falls SD, 1965
27	3	CB-63-HLC, Florida Yacht Club of Jacksonville, Jacksonville FL, 1966
27	4	CB-64-HLC, Century Plaza Hotel, Los Angeles CA, 1966
27	4	CB-65-HLC, Lamar Hotel, Houston TX, 1966
27	5	CB-66-HLC, Sheraton Marina Inn, Corpus Christi TX , 1966
27	6	CB-67-HLC, Lake Eufahla North Lodge, Near Oklahoma City OK, 1966
27	7	CB-68-HLC, Overbrook Golf Club, Bryn Mawr PA, 1967
27	7	CB-69-HLC, Waterbury Club, Waterbury CT, 1967
27	7	CB-70-HLC, Burr Oak Lodge, Glouster OH, 1967
27	7	CB-71-HLC, Automobilorama, Harrisburg PA, 1967
27	8	CB-72-HLC, Pier 66, Ft. Lauderdale FL, 1967
27	8*	CB-73-HLC, Hilton Hotel, St. Paul MN, 1967
27	9	CB-74-HLC, Inverness Club, Toledo OH, 1968
27	9	CB-75-HLC, College Club of Seattle, Seattle WA, 1969
27	9*	CB-76-HLC, Eddie Mays Inn, Hood River OR, 1969
27	10	CB-77-HLC, Pishall’s Bush Point Resort, Freeland WA, 1970
27	10	CB-78-HLC, Hanford House, Richland WA,1970
27	11	CB-79-HLC, Watergate Yachting Center, Kemah TX, 1971
27	11	CB-80-HLC, Town & Country Hotel, San Diego CA, 1971
27	11	CB-81-HLC, Royal Inn at the Embarcadero, San Diego CA, 1971
27	11	CB-82-HLC, Westgate Plaza Hotel, San Diego CA, 1971
27	12	CB-83-HLC, The Homestead, Hot Springs VA, 1974
27	13	CB-84-HLC, Marriott Hotel/First Bank Center, South Bend IN, 1982
27	14	CB-85-HLC, Silver Lake Country Club, Orland Park IL, 1978
27	15	CB-[?]-HLC, Wyndham Hotel, Dallas TX, 1983

		Miscellaneous (M)
27	16	CB-9-M, Lelong, Lucien Offices, Inc., Chicago IL, 1948
27	16	CB-10-M, Oregonian Publishing Co., Portland OR, 1948
27	16	CB-14-M, Star-Tribune Building, Minneapolis MN, 1949
27	16	CB-18-M, Wire Building, Washington DC, 1950
27	16	CB-21-M, American Export Lines, New York NY, 1951
27	16	CB-25-M, Toledo Central Union Terminal, Toledo OH, 1950
27	16	CB-29-M, General Motors Technical Center, Detroit MI, 1951/56
27	16	CB-36-M, Seals Stadium Press Box, San Francisco CA, 1949
27	16	CB-38-M, Wyatt Building, Washington DC, 1953
27	16	CB-40-M, Melrose Building , Houston TX, 1954
27	16	CB-44-M, Mile High Center Office Building, Denver CO, 1954
27	16	CB-53-M, American Oil Co., New York NY, 1955
27	16	CB-54-M, Moore, H.W. Equipment Co., Denver CO, 1955
27	16	CB-69-M, Miniature Precision Bearings, Inc., Keene NH, 1956
27	16	CB-76-M, Thomas A. Schutz Co., Morton Grove IL, 1957
27	16	CB-85-M, Uris Buildings, New York NY, 1958
27	16	CB-88-M, Girl Scouts Building, New York NY, 1958
27	16	CB-89-M, AAA Building, Seattle WA, 1958
27	16	CB-90-M, Braniff Building , Dallas TX, 1958
27	16	CB-94-M, Barnett Building , Roswell NM, 1958
27	16	CB-95-M, 2800 Euclid Building, Cleveland OH, 1958
27	17	CB-102-M, Wakefield Co., Vermilion OH, 1958
27	17	CB-103-M, Stuart G. Thompson Building, Seattle WA, 1958
27	17	CB-116-M, J. A. Riggs Co., Little Rock AR, 1959
27	17	CB-122-M, Indiana State Teachers Assn., Indianapolis IN, 1959
27	17	CB-126-M, International Minerals and Chemicals, Skokie IL , 1959
27	17	CB-128-M, Eli Lilly, Indianapolis IN, 1959
27	17	CB-129-M, The Standard Oil Co, Indianapolis IN, 1959
27	17	CB-132-M, Norton Building, Seattle WA, 1959
27	17	CB-133-M, 777 Building, Denver CO, 1959
27	17	CB-136-M, John Hancock Building, San Francisco CA, 1960
27	17	CB-137-M, Chicago Seven-Up Bottling Co., Chicago IL, 1960
27	17	CB-138-M, National Association of Security Dealers, Inc., Harris Trust & Savings Bank Building, Chicago IL, 1960
27	17	CB-139-M, The Austin Co., Cleveland OH , 1960
27	17	CB-140-M, The Ohio Fuel Gas Co., Toledo OH, 1961
27	17	CB-141-M, 2100 N.E. 49th Street, Ft. Lauderdale FL, 1961
27	17	CB-142-M, Texas Instruments Central Research Laboratories, Dallas TX, 1961
27	17	CB-143-M, Trailways Travel Bureau, New York NY, 1961
27	17	CB-144-M, Columbia Gulf Transmission, Houston TX, 1962
27	17	CB-145-M, Icard, Merrill, Cullis, & Trimm, Sarasota FL, 1962
27	18	CB-147-M, New Jersey Power & Light, Morristown NJ, 1962
27	18	CB-148-M, Amarlite Corp., Atlanta GA, 1962
27	18	CB-149-M, Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co., Morris Plains NJ, 1962
27	18	CB-150-M, Illinois Agricultural Building, Bloomington IL, 1962
27	18	CB-151-M, Cadillac Gage Co., Warren MI, 1962
27	18	CB-152-M, Robison-Anton Textile Co., Fairview NJ, 1963
27	18	CB-153-M, Tennessee Gas Transmission Co., Houston TX, 1963
27	18	CB-154-M, Plains Cotton Cooperative Assn., Lubbock TX, 1963
27	18	CB-155-M, Del Webb Building, Phoenix AZ, 1963 (see also CB-61-HLC)
27	18	CB-156-M, Insurance Building, San Antonio TX, 1963
27	18	CB-157-M, Boeing Co., Vertol Division, Engineering and Dynamic Center, Morton PA
27	18	CB-158-M, Oak Plaza Building, Dallas TX, 1964
27	18	CB-159-M, United of America Building , Chicago IL, 1964
27	18	CB-160-M, United States Gypsum Building, Chicago IL, 1964
27	19	CB-161-M, Raymond R. Hedden & Co., Dallas PA, 1964
27	19	CB-162-M, The Travelers Insurance Companies, Houston TX, 1964
27	19	CB-163-M, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Hartford-Springfield, Windsor CT, 1964
27	19	CB-164-M, Burroughs Building, New York NY, 1964
27	19	CB-165-M, Peden Steel Co., Raleigh NC, 1964
27	19	CB-168-M, Tiger Stadium, Detroit MI, 1965
27	19	CB-169-M, 4 Penn Center, Philadelphia PA, 1965
27	19	CB-170-M, IBM Building, Seattle WA, 1965
27	19	CB-171-M, Burroughs Corp., Detroit MI, 1965
27	19	CB-172-M, Imperial Bowling Lanes, Toledo OH, 1965
27	19	CB-173-M, J. C. Penney Building, New York NY, 1965
27	19	CB-174-M, Papert Koenig Lois, Inc., New York NY, 1965
27	19	CB-175-M, Standard Oil Building, San Francisco CA, 1965
27	20	CB-176-M, Durrant-Deininger-Dommer-Kramer-Gordon, Dubuque, IA 1965
27	20	CB-177-M, Maywood Park, Maywood IL, 1965
27	20	CB-178-M, Alpha Garage, New York NY, 1965
27	20	CB-179-M, General Motors Desert Proving Ground, Mesa AZ, 1965
27	20	CB-180-M, Houston Siteman Building, Houston TX, 1965
27	20	CB-181-M, Nassau Bay Complex, Houston TX, 1965
27	20	CB-182-M, Lighting & Supply Co., Inc., Richmond VA, 1965
27	20	CB-183-M, Batavia Downs Race Track, Batavia NY, 1965
27	20	CB-184-M, Reinauer Brothers, Inc., Hackensack NJ, 1965
27	21	CB-185-M, Graphic Arts Building, Lincolnwood IL, 1966
27	21	CB-186-M, Douglas Aircraft Co., Long Beach CA, 1965
27	21	CB-187-M, Sunland Race Track Grand Stand, Anapra NM, 1966
27	21	CB-188-M, W. J. Megin, Inc., Naugatuck CT, 1966
27	21	CB-189-M, Hoffman-LaRoche, Inc., Nutley NJ, 1966
27	21	CB-190-M, Gates McDonald & Co., Columbus OH, 1966
27	21	CB-191-M, Trinity Testing Laboratories of Austin, Austin TX, 1966
27	21	CB-192-M, Kennecott Building, Salt Lake City UT, 1966
27	21	CB-193-M, Fifth Avenue Financial Centre, San Diego CA, 1966
27	22	CB-194-M, Columbia Broadcasting System, New York NY, 1966
27	22	CB-195-M, Zondervan Publishing House, Grand Rapids MI, 1966
27	22	CB-196-M, A.T.O. Building, Champaign IL, 1966
27	22	CB-197-M, Professional Arts Center, Miami FL, 1966
27	22	CB-198-M, Bob Ehmann Construction, Miami FL, 1966
27	22	CB-199-M, Eckert-Gatarz, New Brunswick NJ, 1966
27	22	CB-200-M, Space Needle, Seattle WA, 1966
27	22	CB-201-M, Avon Products, Suffern NY, 1966
27	22	CB-202-M, Life of Georgia Center, Atlanta GA, 1966
28	1	CB-203-M, Cunningham-Limp Office Building, Birmingham MI, 1966
28	1	CB-204-M, RCA Whirlpool, Evansville IN, 1967
28	1	CB-205-M, Jenn-Air Corp., Indianapolis IN, 1967
28	1	CB-206-M, John D. Latimer and Associates, Durham NC, 1967
28	1	CB-207-M, International Minerals & Chemical Co., Libertysville IL, 1967
28	1	CB-208-M, The Sun Life Building, Baltimore MI, 1967
28	1	CB-209-M, Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Wisconsin, Milwaukee WI, 1967
28	1	CB-210-M, Globe Union Manufacturing Co., Milwaukee WI, 1967
28	1	CB-211-M, Employers Insurance of Wausau, Wausau WI, 1967
28	2	CB-212-M, Nevada Equities, Inc., Las Vegas NV, 1968
28	2	CB-213-M, Hexcel Products, Inc., Dublin CA, 1968
28	2	CB-214-M, Beneficial Insurance Building, Los Angeles CA, 1968
28	2	CB-215-M, Waikiki Business Plaza, Honolulu HA, 1968
28	2	CB-216-M, Battelle Memorial Institute, Richland WA, 1968
28	2	CB-217-M, Industrial Contractors Building, Idaho Falls ID, 1968
28	2	CB-218-M, Concord Office Buildings, Miami FL, 1968
28	3*	CB-219-M, General Motors Corporation Building, New York NY, 1968 (1 of 3)
28	4	CB-219-M, General Motors Corporation Building, New York NY, 1968 (2 of 3)
28	5	CB-219-M, General Motors Corporation Building, New York NY, 1968 (3 of 3)
28	6	CB-220-M, Illinois Bell Telephone Co., Chicago IL, 1968
28	6	CB-221-M, Stanley T. Scott Building, Seattle WA, 1968
28	6	CB-222-M, First American Building, San Jose CA, 1969
28	6	CB-223-M, Westinghouse Air Brake Co., Peoria IL, 1969
28	7*	CB-224-M, National Farm Life Insurance Co., Fort Worth TX 1968
28	8	CB-225-M, Brady Motorfrate Inc., Des Moines IA, 1969
28	8	CB-226-M, Senco Products Inc., Cincinnati OH, 1969
28	9*	CB-227-M, U.S. Navy Arctic Research Center, Pt. Barrow AK, 1969
28	9	CB-229-M, 2300 West Loop Building, Houston TX, 1969
28	9	CB-230-M, KIRO TV & Radio, Seattle WA, 1969
28	9	CB-231-M, Gates Rubber Co., Denver CO, 1969
28	10	CB-232-M, Schafer-Flynn-van Dijk-Dalton-Grimm & Johnson, Cleveland, OH, 1969
28	11*	CB-233-M, ADS Anker Corporation, Oak Book IL, 1969
28	12	CB-234-M, Whirlpool Corporation, St. Joseph MI, 1969
28	12	CB-235-M, National Cash Register Electronics Building, San Diego CA, 1970
28	12	CB-236-M, Northwest Building, Bellevue WA, 1970
28	12	CB-237-M, Pacific North West Bell Building, Seattle WA, 1970
28	13	CB-238-M, Tektronix Inc., Beaverton OR , 1970
28	13	CB-239-M, Signode Manufacturing Co., Covington KY, 1970
28	13	CB-240-M, Lemmon Park Central, Dallas TX, 1970
28	13	CB-241-M, First National Tower Building, Ft. Collins CO, 1970
28	14	CB-242-M, Western Farmers Association Headquarters, Seattle WA, 1970
28	14	CB-243-M, Avco Financial Center, Newport Beach CA, 1971
28	14	CB-244-M, Blue Cross-Blue Shield Building, Memphis TN, 1971
28	15*	CB-245-M , World Trade Center, New York NY, 1971 (1 of 2)
28	16*	CB-245-M , World Trade Center, New York NY, 1971 (2 of 2)
28	17	CB-246-M, Toledo Edison Building, Toledo OH, 1971
28	17	CB-247-M, Lakeside Plaza Building, Lake Oswego OR, 1971
28	17	CB-248-M, Union Oil Company Building, Anchorage AK, 1971
28	17	CB-249-M, Executive Plaza, Houston TX, 1971
28	17	CB-250-M, 1900 Avenue of the Stars Building, Century City, Los Angeles CA, 1971
28	17	CB-251-M, Shareholder’s Building, Century City, Los Angeles CA, 1971
28	18	CB-252-M, Fiberglas Tower, Toledo OH, 1971
28	18	CB-253-M, Stemmons Twin Tower, Dallas TX, 1971
28	18	CB-254-M, Old Seattle Times Building, Seattle WA, 1971
28	18	CB-255-M, Stuyvesant Plaza , Guilderland NY, 1971
28	19	CB-256-M, Southwestern Bell, Wichita KS, 1971
28	19	CB-257-M, Dixie Life Insurance Building, Jackson MS, 1972
28	19	CB-258-M, Ashland Oil Co., Russell KY, 1972
28	19	CB-259-M, California Computer Products Inc., Santa Ana CA, 1972
28	19	CB-260-M, Emmerson Electric, St. Louis MO, 1972
28	19	CB-261-M, Control Data Corp. Headquarters, Bloomington MN, 1972
28	19	CB-262-M, John Hancock Tower, Boston MA, 1972
28	19	CB-263-M, Weyerhaeuser Building, Auburn WA, 1972
28	19	CB-264-M, American National Insurance Co., Galveston TX, 1972
28	19	CB-265-M, Coastal State Life Insurance, Atlanta GA, 1972
29	1	CB-266-M, Commerce Clearing House, San Rafael CA, 1972
29	1*	CB-267-M, Michigan Consolidated Gas, Detroit MI, 1964
29	2*	CB-268-M, 88 Pine Street , New York NY, 1972
29	3	CB-269-M, General Telephone Building, Everett WA, 1972
29	3	CB-270-M, Investors Diversified Services, Minneapolis MN 1973
29	3	CB-271-M, First National-Southern Natural Building, Birmingham AL, 1973
29	3	CB-272-M, Sutton Metropark, Woodbridge NJ, 1973
29	3	CB-273-M, Transamerica Pyramid, San Francisco CA, 1973
29	3	CB-274-M, William C. Brown Co. Publishers Building, Dubuque IA, 1973
29	3*	CB-275-M, LaSalle Plaza, Chicago IL, 1974
29	3	CB-276-M, TeleMation, Inc., Salt Lake City UT, 1974
29	4	CB-277-M, Union Tribune Building, San Diego CA, 1974
29	5*	CB-278-M, Chromalloy Plaza Building, Clayton MO, 1974
29	6	CB-279-M, C&P Telephone Office Building, Norfolk VA, 1974
29	6*	CB-280-M, Houston Lighting & Power, Houston TX, 1974
29	7*	CB-281-M, McDonnell Douglas Headquarters Building, St. Louis MO, 1974
29	7	CB-282-M, Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Clarksburg WV, 1975
29	8	CB-283-M, Allendale Mutual Insurance Co., Johnston, RI, 1975
29	8	CB-284-M, Horace Mann Office Building, Springfield IL, 1975
29	8*	CB-285-M, Blue Cross/Blue Shield of North Carolina, Durham NC, 1975
29	9	CB-286-M, A. T. Cross Corporate Headquarters, Lincoln RI , 1975
29	9	CB-287-M, National Savings Life Insurance, Murfreesboro TN, 1975
29	9	CB-288-M, Archer Reality Building, Irving TX, 1975
29	9*	CB-289-M, Executive Plaza, Kansas City MO, 1975
29	10	CB-290-M, San Mateo Square Office Building, San Mateo CA 1975
29	11	CB-291-M, Johns-Manville R&D Center, Jefferson County CO, 1975
29	11	CB-292-M, Whirlpool Administration Building, Benton Harbor MI, 1975
29	11	CB-293-M, New Jersey Bell Telephone Building, Jersey City NJ, 1975
29	12	CB-294-M, IRS Building, Salt Lake City UT, 1975
29	12	CB-295-M, NUS Building, Rockville MD , 1975
29	13	CB-296-M, Northern Federal Building , St. Paul MN, 1975
29	13	CB-297-M, Lake St. Louis Office Building, Lake St. Louis MO, 1976
29	13	CB-298-M, First Financial Tower, Tampa FL, 1976
29	13	CB-299-M, Flat Glass Marketing Association, Topeka KS, 1976
29	13	CB-300-M, Commission on Professional and Hospital Activities (CPHA) Building, Ann Arbor
29	13*	CB-301-M, Silver State Building, Las Vegas NV, 1976
29	14*	CB-302-M, Teamsters Building, Washington DC, 1976
29	14*	CB-303-M, Lehmann Building, Missouri Botanical Gardens, St. Louis MO, 1976
29	15*	CB-304-M, Monumental Properties Inc., Baltimore MD, 1976
29	15	CB-305-M, In-Wood Plaza, Bishop’s Woods Office Park, Brookfield WI, 1976
29	16	CB-306-M, Bankers Trust Tower, Columbia SC, 1976
29	17	CB-307-M, Ruan Center, Des Moines IA, 1976
29	17	CB-308-M, Independent Square, Jacksonville FL, 1976
29	18*	CB-309-M, Central Federal Tower, San Diego CA, 1976
29	19	CB-310-M, Nabisco Global Headquarters, East Hanover NJ, 1976
29	19	CB-311-M, Ontario Hydro Building, Toronto, Canada, 1977
30	1*	CB-312-M, Triangle Building, Atlanta GA, 1977
30	1*	CB-313-M, Ordway Building, Kaiser Center, Oakland CA, 1977
30	2	CB-314-M, Hyatt Regency, Memphis TN, 1977
30	2	CB-315-M, Tower Place, Atlanta GA, 1977
30	3*	CB-316-M, One Valley Square, Charleston WV, 1978
30	4	CB-317-M, World Trade Center, Baltimore MD, 1977
30	5*	CB-318-M , Raceway Park, Toledo OH, 1978 (1 of 2)
30	6*	CB-318-M , Raceway Park, Toledo OH, 1978 (2 of 2)
30	7*	CB-319-M, IBM World Trade Headquarters, Mt. Pleasant NY, 1979
30	8*	CB-320-M, The Fort Inc., Longmont CO, 1979
30	9	CB-321-M, Ft. Mitchell Executive Center, FT. Mitchel KY, 1979
30	10*	CB-322-M, Owens-Illinois Headquarters Building, Toledo OH,1980-1981
30	11	CB-323-M, General American Life Insurance, St. Louis MO, 1979
30	12	CB-324-M, Kelly Services, Troy MI, 1980
30	13	CB-325-M, Hyatt Regency, Reunion Center, Dallas TX, 1976
30	14	CB-326-M, Exchange Place , Atlanta GA, 1981
30	15*	CB-327-M, Fieldale Corp., Baldwin GA, 1982
30	16	CB-328-M, Fluor Corp, Irvine CA, 1978
30	17	CB-329-M, Lynnfield Office, Memphis TN, 1975
30	18	CB-331-M, Johns-Manville, Denver CO, 1981
30	19*	CB-332-M, Continental Plaza, Ft. Worth TX, 1982
30	20*	CB-333-M, Riverhill Tower, Jackson MS, 1982
30	21	CB-334-M, Mayfair Tower, Wauwatosa WI, 1979
30	22	CB-335-M, American General Life Building, Houston TX, 1980
30	23	CB-336-M, Executive Square, Nashville TN, 1977
30	24	CB-337-M, Par/Troy Knoll, Parsippany NJ, 1977
30	25	CB-338-M, Aetna Insurance Co., Jackson FL, 1973
30	26*	CB-339-M, Plaza 600 Building, Seattle WA, 1979
30	27	CB-340-M, Stix, Baer & Fuller, St. Louis MO, 1979
30	28	CB-341-M, Water Tower Plaza, Chicago IL, 1976
30	29	CB-342-M, Oil & Atomic Workers Union Building, Denver CO, 1979
30	30	CB-343-M, Maritime Life Assurance, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 1976
30	31	CB-344-M, Mt. Airy Corners, Basking Ridge NJ, 1979
30	32	CB-345-M, One Tamarac Square, Denver CO, 1983 (Two Tamarac Square)
30	33	CB-346-M, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Baltimore MD, 1972
30	34*	CB-347-M, Pennzoil Place , Houston TX, 1973
30	35*	CB-348-M, Rodale Press, Emmaus PA, 1982
31	1	CB-349-M, William Morris Agency, Beverly Hills CA, 1982
31	2	CB-350-M, CBS Embassy Square, Omaha NE, 1981
31	3	CB-351-M, Hooker Chemical, Niagara Falls NY, 1981
31	4	CB-352-M, Park 80 West II, Saddlebrook NY, 1982
31	5	CB-353-M, Madison Plaza, Chicago IL, 1982
31	6	CB-354-M, Charlotte Plaza, Charlotte NC, 1982
31	7*	CB-355-M, Xerox Center, Chicago IL, 1981
31	8	CB-356-M, #8 Penn Center, Philadelphia PA, 1982
31	9	CB-357-M, Rainbow Centre, Niagara Falls NY, 1982
31	10	CB-358-M, Harbor Place, Baltimore MD, 1980
31	11	CB-359-M, Ontario Civic Center, Ontario CA, 1982
31	12	CB-360-M, Los Angeles Harbor, Los Angeles CA, 1982
31	13	CB-361-M, 1818 Market Street, Philadelphia PA, 1980
31	14	CB-362-M, IBM Building, Purchase NY, 1983
31	15	CB-363-M, Riverwalk Center , San Antonio TX, 1982
31	16	CB-364-M, Wilshire Palisades Plaza, Santa Monica CA, 1982
31	17	CB-365-M, International Jewelry Center, Los Angeles CA, 1982
31	18	CB-366-M, Smith-Kline Office Building, Philadelphia PA, 1980
31	19	CB-367-M, Grosvenor Center , Honolulu, HA, 1982
31	20	CB-368-M, Two Hillcrest Green, Dallas TX, 1981
31	21	CB-369-M, Plaza One, Lansing MI, 1978
31	22	CB-370-M, Policy Place/Gold, Charlotte NC, 1978
31	23	CB-371-M, Woodruff Building, Springfield MO, 1976
31	24	CB-372-M, Broadway Plaza Building, Tacoma WA, 1979
31	25	CB-373-M, Metropolitan Museum, New York NY, 1977
31	26	CB-374-M, Administration Building, Baytown TX, 1972
31	27	CB-375-M, Westbridge I, Houston TX, 1982
31	28	CB-376-M, Benchmark of NW Crossing, Houston TX, 1982
31	29	CB-377-M, Lincoln Park 10, Houston TX, 1982
31	30	CB-378-M, Summit Plaza, Houston TX, 1982
31	31	CB-379-M, 595 Market St. , San Francisco CA, n.d.
31	32	CB-380-M, One Gill Plaza, San Antonio TX, 1984
31	33	CB-381-M, Communicorp, Inc., Columbus GA, 1983
31	34	CB-382-M, Deaconess Medical Building, St. Louis MO, 1983
31	34	CB-383-M, Galleria Tower One & Two, Oklahoma City OK, 1983
31	34	CB-384-M, Four Cambridge Center, Boston MA, 1983
31	34	CB-385-M, Cottonwood Building, Raleigh NC, 1983
31	34	CB-386-M, State of Illinois Building, Chicago IL, 1983
31	34	CB-387-M, International Center Headquarters, Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod), MO, 1983

		Commercial Building files with no number assigned to them
31	35	Alfanco Project, Houston TX, 1982
31	36	A. B. Warren Development Building, Tucson AZ, 1986
31	37	Chicago Architectural Building, [Chicago IL], 1962
31	38	Citicorp Center, New York NY, 1976
31	39	Cities Service, Tulsa OK, 1982
31	40	2200 Clinton Building, 1986
31	41	College Life Insurance Co., Indianapolis IN, 1969
31	42	Damson Oil, Houston TX, n.d.
31	42	Eastman Kodak Co., Oakbrook IL, 1965
31	43	Fingers Building, Houston TX, n.d.
31	44	First National Realty Corp., New York NY, 1965
31	45	Fisher Body, Livonia MI, 1977
31	46	Four Allen Centre, Houston TX, 1983
31	46	Hallidie Building [San Francisco CA?], 1966
31	47	Hoffman & Heidrich Interior Designers and Consultants, New York NY, 1957
31	48	Houston Area Projects, [Houston TX], 1983
31	49	IBM Building, Chicago IL, 1958
31	50	IBM Building, Philadelphia PA, 1963
31	51	IBM Headquarters, Armonk NY, 1965
31	52	Indiana Bell, Indianapolis IN, 1976
31	52	International Minerals & Chemical Corp., 1959
31	53	John Deere & Co. Administrative Center, Moline IL, 1978
31	54	Kaiser Aluminum Co., Ravenswood WV, 1957
31	55	Kaiser Center, Oakland CA, 1960
31	56	Longwood Fardens, Kennett Square PA, 1956
31	57	McAuto Campus, Phase II, Hazelwood MO , 1983
31	58	McDonnell Aircraft Corp Engineering Campus, St. Louis MO 1959
31	59	Michigan Consolidated Gas Co, Detroit MI, 1963
31	60	National Lead Building, New York NY, 1977
31	61	Neiman-Marcus, Chicago IL, n.d.
31	62	Office Building #3, Charlotte NC, 1983
31	63	One Dallas Centre, Dallas TX, n.d.
31	64	Parke-Davis & Co., Ann Arbor MI , 1961
31	65	The Prudential Insurance Co of America, Newark NJ, 1962
31	66	Ralston-Purina, St. Louis MO , n.d.
31	67	Reynolds Metals Co., Richmond VA, 1958
31	68	San Ramon Valley Administration Complex, San Ramon CA 1986
31	69	Sea-Tac Office Center, Seattle WA, 1976
31	70	Stemmons Place, Dallas TX, n.d.
31	71	1333 Main, Columbia SC, 1983
31	72	Three Allen Center, Houston TX, n.d.
31	73	Time-Life Building, New York NY, 1959
31	74	Transco Tower, Houston TX, n.d.
31	75	Tucson Technical Center, Tucson AZ, 1986
31	76	Union Carbide Building, New York NY, 1959
31	77	Union Carbide Headquarters, Danbury CT, 1982
31	78	United American Plaza, Knoxville TN, 1982
32	1	U.S. Home Building, Houston TX, 1979
32	2	Westchase Midrise, Houston TX, 1983
32	3	West End Office Building, Nashville TN, n.d.
32	4	The Winter Building, Houston TX, n.d.
32	5	Woodlawn Building, New Orleans LA, 1986
32	6	World Towers, Houston TX, n.d.
32	7	Young & Rubicam, Inc., Detroit MI, 1964
32	8	Mobile Oil, Dallas TX , n.d.

		Commercial Storefronts (CS)
		Airlines Office (ALO)
32	9	CS-5-ALO, United Air Lines Office, Chicago IL, 1947
32	9	CS-9-ALO, United Air Lines, Mt. Prospect IL, 1962
32	9	CS-10-ALO, Eastern Airlines Co. Building, New York NY, 1966
32	9	CS-11-ALO, Montgomery County Airport, Conroe TX, 1966
32	10	CS-12-ALO, Tri-Cities Airport, Pasco WA, 1967
32	10	CS-13-ALO, Tishman Airport Center, Los Angeles CA, 1968

		Apparel Stores (AP)
32	11	CA-?-AP, Melony’s Wardrobe, Miami FL, 1962
32	12	CS-1-AP, Three Sisters, Madison WI, 1947
32	12	CS-4-AP, Baskin’s, Chicago IL, 1948
32	12	CS-10-AP, York Childrens Shop, Monroe LA, 1951
32	12	CS-26-AP, The Grand, Milwaukee WI , 1954
32	12	CS-28-AP, Lamson’s Parkway Plaza Store, Maumee OH, 1955
32	12	CS-31-AP, Jarman Shoe Store, Toledo OH, 1955
32	12	CS-39-AP, River Oaks Shopping Center, Abilene TX, 1957
32	12	CS-43-AP, May - D&F Department Store, Denver CO, 1958
32	12	CS-45-AP, Craig’s, Sharpstown Shopping Center, Houston TX, 1962
32	12	CS-46-AP, Foley’s, Sharpstown Shopping Center, Houston TX, 1962
32	12	CS-47-AP, Leopold, Price & Rolle, Sharpstown Shopping Center, Houston TX, 1962
32	12	CS-48-AP, Chandler’s Shoes, Sharpstown Shopping Ctr., Houston TX, 1962
32	12	CS-49-AP, Sharpstown Shopping Center entrance, Houston TX, 1962
32	13	CS-50-AP, Globe Department Store, Scranton PA, 1964
32	13	CS-51-AP, Azar Plaza, Sarasota FL, 1966
32	14	CS-52-AP, Vanity Fair Shopping Center, San Antonio TX, 1966
32	14	CS-53-AP, Nordstrom Department Store, Seattle WA, 1975
32	14*	CS-54-AP, Famous-Barr Co., Fairview IL, 1976

		Automotive Buildings (AU)
32	15	CS-2-AU, Pemberton Cadillac Building, Toledo OH, 1949
32	15	CS-7-AU, Hoosier Cadillac Co., Indianapolis IN, 1955
32	15	CS-9-AU, AMLICO Service Station, Atlanta TX, 1957
32	15	CS-12-AU, H.L. Schuth Buick, Fullerton CA, 1957
32	15	CS-21-AU, Airways Service Inc., Atlanta GA, 1962
32	15	CS-22-AU, Story Oldsmobile, Inc., Lansing MI, 1962
32	15	CS-23-AU, Sunoco Gasoline Station, Toledo OH, 1962
32	15	CS-24-AU, Lou Bachrodt Chevrolet Shopping Center, Rockford IL, 1964
32	16*	CS-25-AU, Ross Chevrolet, St. Petersburg FL, 1965
32	16	CS-26-AU, Century Oldsmobile Co., Van Nuys CA, 1965
32	16	CS-27-AU, McIlwain Cadillac Co., Abilene TX, 1965
32	16	CS-28-AU, Riker Chevrolet Co., Burlington NJ, 1965
32	17*	CS-29-AU, Richardson Chevrolet Co., Houston TX, 1965
32	17	CS-30-AU, Kitson Chevrolet Inc., Eatontown NJ, 1966
32	17	CS-31-AU, Rudolph Chevrolet, Phoenix AZ, 1966

		Banks (BK)
32	18	CS-2-BK, Manufacturers National Bank, Detroit MI, 1948
32	18	CS-3-BK, City National Bank & Trust Co., Kansas City MO, 1948
32	18	CS-6-BK, Talman Federal Savings & Loan Association of Chicago IL, 1949
32	18	CS-23-BK, Leader Federal Savings & Loan Association, Memphis TN, 1958
32	18	CS-29-BK, Seattle First National Bank, Bellevue WA, 1957
32	18	CS-33-BK, Community National Bank, Bal Harbour FL, 1957
32	18	CS-37-BK, Fresno Guarantee Building, Fresno CA, 1958
32	18	CS-46-BK, First Savings & Loan Oakland CA, 1958
32	18	CS-47-BK, Amarillo National Bank, Amarillo TX
32	18	CS-49-BK, First National Bank of Monterey, Seaside CA, 1959
32	18	CS-52-BK, Union Planters National Bank, Memphis TN, 1959
32	18	CS-55-BK, First Federal Savings & Loan Association, Beaumont TX, 1959
32	18	CS-56-BK, Union Savings & Loan Association, Lansing MI
32	18	CS-57-BK, Florida State Bank, Sanford FL, 1961
32	18	CS-58-BK, Holland Mortgage & Investment Co., Houston TX, 1961
32	18	CS-59-BK, First National City Bank, Jamaica, Long Island NY, 1962
32	18	CS-61-BK, First Liberty National Bank, Liberty TX, 1962
32	18	CS-62-BK, Home Federal Savings & Loan Association, Kingsport TN, 1962
32	18	CS-63-BK, National Bank of Westchester, White Plains NY, 1962
32	19	CS-64-BK, First New Haven National Bank, New Haven CT, 1962
32	19	CS-65-BK, Brookfield Federal Savings & Loan, Brookfield IL, 1962
32	19	CS-66-BK, Amsterdam Federal Savings & Loan Association, Amsterdam NY, 1962
32	19	CS-67-BK, First National Bank, Ft. Worth TX, 1963
32	19	CS-68-BK, Mont Clare Savings & Loan Association, Elmwood Park IL, 1963
32	19	CS-69-BK, Western Savings & Loan, Salt Lake City UT, 1963
32	19	CS-70-BK, First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Cocoa, Cocoa Beach FL, 1963
32	19	CS-71-BK, Groos National Bank, San Antonio TX, 1963
32	19	CS-72-BK, First Savings & Loan, Alvin TX, 1963
32	20	CS-73-BK, Hudson City Savings Bank, Jersey City NJ, 1963
32	20	CS-74-BK, First National Bank, Baltimore MD, 1963
32	20	CS-75-BK, Cambridge Savings & Loan Co., Cambridge OH, 1963
32	20	CS-76-BK, Ohio Citizens Trust Co., Toledo OH, 1963
32	20	CS-77-BK, Apollo Savings & Loan Association, Chicago IL, 1964
32	20	CS-78-BK, Susquehanna Savings & Loan Co., Wilkes-Barre PA, 1964
32	20	CS-79-BK, Security Bank & Trust Co., Midwest City OK, 1964
32	20	CS-80-BK, Republic National Bank of Dallas Tower, Dallas TX, 1964
32	20	CS-81-BK, City National Bank, Detroit MI, 1965
32	20	CS-82-BK, Western Savings Bank, Buffalo NY, 1965
32	21	CS-83-BK, Redwood National Bank, Napa CA, 1965
32	21	CS-84-BK, Detroit Bank & Trust Co., Detroit MI, 1965
32	21	CS-85-BK, Franklin Savings & Loan, San Francisco CA, 1965
32	21	CS-86-BK, Palmer First National Bank, Sarasota FL, 1965
32	21	CS-87-BK, First National Bank of Nevada, Reno NV, 1965
32	21	CS-88-BK, State College Federal Savings & Loan Association, Philipsburg PA, 1965
32	21	CS-89-BK, Southwest Savings, Phoenix AZ, 1965
32	21	CS-90-BK, Avondale Savings & Loan Association, Chicago IL 1965
32	22	CS-91-BK, Decatur Federal Savings & Loan Association, Decatur GA, 1965
32	22	CS-92-BK, Charleston Federal Savings & Loan, Charleston WV, 1965
32	22	CS-93-BK, First & Merchants National Bank, Richmond VA, 1966
32	22	CS-94-BK, First National Bank, San Diego CA, 1966
32	22	CS-95-BK, Security Savings & Loan “East,” Colorado Springs CO, 1966
32	22	CS-96-BK, Cuyahoga Savings Association, Cleveland OH, 1966
32	22	CS-97-BK, Commerce Union Bank, Nashville TN, 1966
32	22	CS-98-BK, Citizens Federal, San Francisco CA, 1966
32	22	CS-99-BK, University Federal Savings & Loan Association, Champaign IL, 1966
32	22	CS-100-BK, Bank of Dallas, Dallas TX, 1966
32	22	CS-102-BK, Lytton Savings & Loan Association, Canoga Park CA, 1966
32	22	CS-103-BK, Western Savings & Loan Association, Phoenix AZ, 1966
32	23	CS-104-BK, Dade Federal Savings & Loan Association of Miami, Miami FL, 1966
32	23	CS-105-BK, South Miami Federal Savings & Loan Association, Miami FL, 1966
32	23	CS-106-BK, Walla Walla Federal Savings & Loan, Kennewick WA, 1967
32	23	CS-107-BK, City National Bank, Los Angeles CA, 1967
32	23	CS-108-BK, Manufacturers Hanover Trust, New York NY, 1967
32	23	CS-109-BK, Planters National Bank, Rocky Mount NC, 1967
32	24	CS-110-BK, Union Bank Plaza , Sherman Oaks CA, 1967
32	24	CS-111-BK, Old National Bank of Washington, Pasco WA, 1968
32	24	CS-112-BK, Golden West Savings & Loan, Castro Valley CA, 1968
32	25	CS-113-BK, Crocker Citizens Bank, Los Angeles CA, 1968
32	25	CS-114-BK, Farmers & Merchants Bank & Trust, Burlington IA, 1968
32	26	CS-115-BK, National Bank of Commerce, Seattle WA, 1968
32	26	CS-116-BK, Assoc Credit Bureaus of America Inc., Houston TX, 1969
32	26	CS-117-BK, Mutual Federal Savings & Loan Association, El Paso TX, 1969
32	26	CS-118-BK, Houston Police Federal Credit Union, Houston TX, 1969
32	26	CS-119-BK, Citizens National Bank, Abilene TX, 1969
33	1	CS-120-BK, Fidelity Federal Savings & Loan, Long Beach CA, 1970
33	1*	CS-121-BK, Charleston National Bank, Charleston WV, 1970
33	1	CS-122-BK, Gnadenhutten Bank, Gnadenhutten OH, 1970
33	1	CS-123-BK, Bartow Federal Saving & Loan, Bartow FL, 1970
33	1	CS-124-BK, Branch Banking & Trust Co., Wilson NC, 1971
33	1	CS-125-BK, First National Bank of Arizona, Tempe AZ, 1971
33	2	CS-126-BK, Greenwich Savings Bank, New York NY, 1971
33	2	CS-127-BK, Cathay Bank, Los Angeles CA, 1972
33	2	CS-128-BK, First National Bank, Iuka MS, 1972
33	3	CS-129-BK, Citizens Fidelity Bank, Louisville KY, 1972
33	3	CS-130-BK, Detroit & Northern Savings & Loan Assn., Hancock MI, 1973
33	4*	CS-131-BK, Branch Bank & Trust Co., Charlotte NC, 1973
33	4	CS-132-BK, Valley Center, Phoenix AZ, 1974
33	5	CS-133-BK, Puget Sound Mutual Savings Bank, Seattle WA, 1974
33	5	CS-134-BK, Peoples Homestead Savings & Loan, Monroe LA, 1975
33	6*	CS-135-BK, Hancock Saving & Loan Association, Findlay OH, 1976(1 of 2)
33	7*	CS-135-BK, Hancock Saving & Loan Association, Findlay OH, 1976(2 of 2)
33	8	CS-136-BK, Louisiana Savings Association, Alexandria LA, 1977
33	8*	CS-137-BK, State Federal Savings & Loan, Lincoln NE, 1977
33	9	CS-138-BK, First Federal Financial Plaza, Stockton CA, 1977
33	9	CS-139-BK, Valley Federal Savings & Loan, Grand Junction CO, 1977
33	10	CS-140-BK, Virginia National Bank Norfolk VA, 1978
33	11	CS-141-BK, National Bank & Trust Co., Ann Arbor MI, 1977-1978
33	11	CS-142-BK, Toledo Trust Headquarters, Toledo OH, 1980-1981
33	12*	CS-143-BK, First Federal Plaza, Austin TX, 1976-1977
33	13	CS-144-BK, Champions Bank, Houston TX, 1975-1976
33	14	CS-145-BK, People’s Savings Association, Toledo OH, 1978
33	15	CS-146-BK, First National Bank Building, Little Rock AR, 1975-1976
33	16	CS-147-BK, Northwestern Savings & Loan, Fargo ND, 1976-1977
33	17	CS-148-BK, Boatmen’s Tower, St. Louis MO, 1976-1979
33	18	CS-149-BK, First City National Bank/Tower, Houston TX, 1983
33	19	CS-?-BK, Allied Bank, Houston TS, n.d.
33	20	CS-?-BK, Bank of Dallas, Dallas TX, n.d.
33	21	CS-?-BK, Bank of Mississippi, Tupelo MS, n.d.
33	22	CS-?-BK, Banker’s Trust Building, New York NY, 1962
33	23	CS-?-BK, Chase Manhattan Bank Building, 1961
33	24	CS-?-BK, Federal Reserve Bank, Philadelphia PA 1964
33	25	CS-?-BK, First Texas Savings, Dallas TX, n.d.
33	26	CS-?-BK, Gibraltar Savings, Midland TX, n.d.
33	27	CS-?-BK, United Bank Center, Phoenix AX, n.d.
33	28	CS-?-BK, Republic Bank Tower, Denver CO, 1983
33	29	CS-?-BK, United Bank of Virginia, Richmond VA, 1983

		Dry Cleaners (C)
33	30	CS-1-C, Craft Cleaners, Princeton NJ , 1967

		Drug Stores (DS)
33	31	CS-1-DS, Deans Drug Store, Niles MI, 1946
33	31	CS-5-DS, Stineway Drug Co., Chicago IL, 1949
33	31	CS-10-DS, Patt’s Drug Store, San Antonio TX, 1958

		Florists (F)
33	32	CS-2-F, Podesta & Bliocchi Florists, San Francisco CA, 1950
33	32	CS-7-F, House of Flowers, Inc., Dallas TX, 1958
33	32	CS-8-F, Flower Wonderland, North Plainfield NJ, 1965

		Furniture and Appliance Stores (FA)
33	33	CS-2-FA, House of Modern Chairs, Inc., Detroit MI, 1947
33	33	CS-4-FA, Modernage Furniture Store, Miami FL
33	33	CS-5-FA, Edwin A. Kirch & Co., Hanover NJ, 1954
33	33	CS-9-FA, Whites Appliance & Furniture, Abilene TX, 1957
33	33	CS-11-FA, Traders, Phoenix AZ, 1957
33	33	CS-15-FA, McMahan’s, Vista CA, 1958
33	33	CS-16-FA, Modernage Furniture Co., Winter Park FL, 1963
33	33	CS-17-FA, Barrows Furniture, Phoenix AZ, 1965

		Food Stores (FS)
33	34	CS-2-FS, Halan’s, Milwaukee WI , 1949
33	34	CS-6-FS, Buddy’s Supermarket, Fort Worth TX, 1963

		Jewelry Stores (J)
33	35	CS-4-J, Klein’s House of Jewels, San Francisco CA, 1961
33	35	CS-5-J, M. Lemp Jewelry, Syracuse NY, 1963
33	35	CS-6-J, Osterman Jewelry Store, Toledo OH, 1976

		Miscellaneous (M)
33	36	CS-3-M, Sports Center, Milwaukee WI, 1954
33	36	CS-7-M, Washington Water Power Co., Spokane WA, 1956
33	36	CS-14-M, Everett Waddey, Richmond VA, 1960
33	36	CS-15-M, Wilburt Inc., New York NY, 1963

		Music Stores (MU)
33	37	CS-1-MU, Cowl’s Music Shop, Laredo TX, 1958

		Photography Stores (PS)
33	38	CS-3-PS, Osborne Studio, Middletown OH, 1960

		Restaurants (R)
33	39	CS-3-R, Ivanhoe Restaurant, Chicago IL, 1949
33	39	CS-14-R, Degnan’s, Yosemite National Park CA, 1959
33	39	CS-19-R, Waldorf Cafeteria, Syracuse NY, 1961
33	39	CS-20-R, Bart’s Wharf, Portland OR, 1962
33	39	CS-21-R, Utah Capitol Cafeteria (Plaza Building), Salt Lake City UT, 1962
33	39	CS-22-R, Mohawk Tepee Restaurant, Amsterdam NY, 1962
33	39	CS-23-R, Toddle House, New Haven CT, 1963
33	39	CS-24-R, Marcus Dairy Bar, Norwalk CT, 1963
33	39	CS-25-R, Ship Ahoy Restaurant, Corpus Christi TX, 1966
33	40	CS-26-R, Swingle Diners Inc., Middlesex NJ, 1967
33	40	CS-27-R, Dobbs House Restaurant, Savannah GA, 1971
33	40	CS-28-R, Satellite Supper Club, Austin Straubel Field, Green Bay WI, 1971
33	41	CS-29-R, Royal Club Restaurant, Kansas City MO, 1973
33	42	CS-30-R, China Sails Restaurant, Marina Del Ray CA, 1974

		Theaters (T)
34	1	CS-1-T, North & South County Cinema, St. Louis MO, 1967
34	1	CS-2-T, Hillsdale Cinema, San Mateo CA , 1968

		Farm Buildings (FB)
		Dairy (D)
34	2	FB-1-D, N. Searle Perry, Hampden ME, 1955
34	2	FB-2-D, Florian Zimdars, Ripon WI, 1959
34	2	FB-3-D, Leonard Otte, Freeport IL, 1954
34	2	FB-4-D, Clyde Moore, Slippery Rock PA, n.d.
34	2	FB-5-D, F. Warren Hill, Moncony Farm, Spencerport NY, 1958
34	2	FB-6-D, Russ Kerns, Fremont OH, 1954
34	2	FB-7-D, Duane Hoffman Alma Center WI, 1959
34	2	FB-8-D, Clarence Kellogg, Pittsfield PA, 1955
34	2	FB-9-D, Nels Hokanson, Verona WI, n.d.
34	2	FB-10-D, J.H. Hein, Hamburg PA, 1954
34	2	FB-11-D, J.B. Hathaway, Rt. 1, Fostoria OH, 1954
34	2	FB-12-D, Asher Gooddale, Cortland NY, 1955
34	2	FB-13-D, William Gjerseth, Alma Center WI, 1959
34	2	FB-14-D, O.P. Eichelberger, Frederick MD, 1954
34	2	FB-15-D, Karl Ehmers, La Grangeville, NY, n.d.
34	2	FB-16-D, John Baringer, Fostoria OH, 1954
34	2	FB-17-D, Canaan Dairy, Tonganoxie KS, 1959
34	2	FB-18-D, Peter Castine, Jr., Champlain NY, 1959

		Hogs (H)
34	3	FB-1-H, Howard Roach, Plainfield IA, 1953
34	3	FB-2-H, Marvin Hunter, Jessup IA, n.d.
34	3	FB-3-H, Getz Farms, Lebanon IN, n.d.
34	3	FB-4-H, Mackenzie Packing Co., Burlington VT, n.d.
34	3	FB-5-H, A.S. Lehmann, Pleasant Plains IL, n.d.
34	3	FB-6-H, Elmer Meyer, Clarence IA, n.d.
34	3	FB-7-H, Dale Pratt, Plainfield IA, n.d.
34	3	FB-8-H, Bill Wilson, Dayton IN, n.d.
34	3	FB-9-H, Orville Disher, Waterville OH, n.d.

		Miscellaneous (M)
34	4	FB-1-M, “Place in the Sun”, n.d.
34	4	FB-2-M, Mid-Atlantic Farm Show, 1956
34	4	FB-3-M, National Dairy Cattle Congress, n.d.
34	4	FB-4-M, NEPPCO Show, Harrisburg PA, n.d.
34	4	FB-5-M, Seaview Country Club, Absecon NJ, n.d.
34	4	FB-6-M, Small Hobbyist Greenhouses, n.d.

		Poultry (P)
34	5	FB-1-P, Allied Mills (Research Division), Libertyville IL, 1954
34	5	FB-2-P, Rudy Bertschi, Tremont IL, n.d.
34	5	FB-3-P, Herbert Bosch, Wasserburg Inn, Germany, n.d.
34	5	FB-4-P, Jacob Brandt, Annville PA, n.d.
34	5	FB-5-P, Harold Bruns, Ridgeville OH, 1954
34	5	FB-6-P, Bowers, Margulis, Cromley, Circleville OH, 1958
34	5	FB-7-P, Columbine Poultry & Egg Farms, Inc., Denver CO, 1959
34	5	FB-8-P, Ernest Dehnbostel, Napoleon OH, 1958
34	5	FB-9-P, Fobes Hatchery, Edgewood IA, 1959
34	5	FB-10-P, John Foust, Manchester IA, n.d.
34	5	FB-11-P, Howard Grieser, Wauseon OH, 1954
34	5	FB-12-P, Hall Brothers Hatchery, Wallingford CN, 1956
34	5	FB-13-P, Louis Harry Fort Atkinson WI, 1957
34	5	FB-14-P, Daniel Heisey Landisville PA, n.d.
34	5	FB-15-P, Hunt Farm, Fairfield IA , 1954
34	6	FB-16-P, Huntsinger Mills, Hegins PA, 1956
34	6	FB-17-P, P.P. Jenkins, WestBarnstable MA, 1955
34	6	FB-18-P, M.T. Kamerer, Champaign IL , n.d.
34	6	FB-19-P, Herb Karner, Broken Arrow OK, 1957
34	6	FB-20-P, Alfred Kiesau, Waukon IA, n.d.
34	6	FB-21-P, Walter Klammer, Paterson NJ, 1955
34	6	FB-22-P, Morris Marcus, Woodbourne NY, 1957
34	6	FB-23-P, National Dairy Products Corp., Danville IL, 1954
34	6	FB-24-P, Shenango Valley Poultry Farm, Greenville PA, 1956
34	6	FB-25-P, Floyd Smith, Wauseon OH, 1958
34	6	FB-26-P, Frank Smith, Laurel DE, 1956
34	6	FB-27-P, James Sugden, Jr., Mukwonago WI, 1954
34	6	FB-28-P, Verne Taylor, Fairview IL, n.d.
34	6	FB-29-P, Twentieth Century Hatchery, New Washington OH, 1955
34	6	FB-30-P, Charles Vantress, Duluth GA, 1957

		Produce (Pr)
34	7	FB-1-Pr, Richard C. Farnsworth, Waterville OH, 1960

		Universities (U)
34	8	FB-1-U, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville AK, n.d.
34	8	FB-2-U, Cornell University, Ithaca NY, 1954
34	8	FB-3-U, University of Delaware, Newark DE, 1954
34	8	FB-4-U, Iowa State University, Ames IA, n.d.
34	8	FB-5-U, Kansas State University, Manhattan KS, n.d.
34	8	FB-6-U, University of Kentucky, Lexington KY, 1954
34	8	FB-7-U, Michigan State College, n.d.
34	8	FB-8-U, Michigan State University, East Lansing MI, 1954
34	8	FB-9-U, Michigan State University, East Lansing MI, [1954]
34	8	FB-10-U, Minnesota University Agricultural College, MN, n.d.
34	8	FB-11-U, Mississippi State College, College Station MS, n.d.
34	8	FB-12-U, New York State College of Agriculture, Alfred NY, n.d.
34	8	FB-13-U, Ohio State University - Waterman Barn, Columbus OH, n.d.
34	8	FB-14-U, Pennsylvania State Agricultural Engineering Dept. - Solar Heat Test House, n.d.
34	8	FB-15-U, Pennsylvania State University - Poultry, n.d.
34	8	FB-16-U, Pennsylvania State University - Laying House - Test Installation, n.d.
34	8	FB-17-U, Pennsylvania State University - Dairy, n.d.
34	8	FB-18-U, Purdue Poultry, n.d.
34	8	FB-19-U, Rutgers University - Poultry, n.d.
34	8	FB-20-U, Rutgers University - Dairy, n.d.
34	8	FB-21-U, University of Tennessee, n.d.
34	8	FB-22-U, Vermont University - Bull Barn, n.d.
34	8	FB-23-U, Wisconsin State University - Poultry, n.d.
34	8	FB-24-U, Agricultural College [OARDC?], Wooster OH, n.d.
34	8	FB-25-U University of Wisconsin, n.d.

		Public Buildings (PB)
		Churches (C)
34	9	PB-6-C, St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, Columbus OH, 1958
34	9	PB-7-C, University Presbyterian Church, San Antonio TX, 1959
34	9	PB-8-C, St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Pensacola FL, 1963
34	9*	PB-9-C, First Unitarian Church, Westport CT, 1961
34	9	PB-10-C, St. Paul Lutheran, Flemington NJ, 1963
34	9	PB-11-C, Catalina Baptist Church, Tucson AZ, 1965
34	10	PB-12-C, First Methodist Church, Champaign IL, 1966
34	10	PB-13-C, Church of the River for First Unitarian Church of Memphis, TN, 1966
34	10	PB-14-C, Temple Anshe Amunim, Pittsfield MA, 1968
34	11	PB-15-C, Our Lady of Good Hope, Milwaukee WI, 1969
34	12	PB-55-C, Crystal Cathedral, Garden Grove CA, 1979-1982
34	13	PB-?-C, North Shore Congregational, Glencoe IL, 1965
34	14	PB-?-C, St. Boniface Church, Quincy IL, 1963
34	15	PB-?-C, St. Mary’s of Redford, Detroit MI, 1964

		Libraries (L)
34	16	PB-2-L, Wilmette Public Library, Wilmette IL, 1951
34	16	PB-7-L, Louisiana State Library, Baton Rouge LA, 1959
34	16	PB-10-L, Charleston County Library, Charleston SC, 1961
34	16	PB-11-L, Niles Public Library, Niles MI, 1964
34	16	PB-12-L, Stockton Public Library, Stockton CA, 1965
34	16	PB-13-L, Haydon Burns Library, Jacksonville FL, 1966
34	17	PB-14-L, Gulfport-Harrison County Library, Gulfport MS, 1967
34	17	PB-15-L, Wichita Public Library, Wichita KS, 1968
34	18	PB-16-L, Englewood Library, Englewood NJ, 1969
34	18	PB-17-L, Farmington Public Library, Farmington MI, 1974
34	19	PB-18-L, Central Public Library Building, Beaumont TX, 1979

		Miscellaneous (M)
34	20	PB-1-M, District of Columbia Jail Guard Tower, Washington D.C., 1948
34	20	PB-2-M, Cincinnati Zoological Gardens, Cincinnati OH, 1951
34	20	PB-15-M, United Nations Building, New York NY, 1961
34	20	PB-16-M, Waukesha County Court House, Waukesha WI, 1960
34	20	PB-17-M, Hennepin County Highway Administration Bldg, Hopkins MN, 1960
34	21	PB-18-M, City-County Building, Indianapolis IN, 1961
34	22	PB-19-M, Knoxville Civic Auditorium-Coliseum, Knoxville TN 1962
34	22	PB-20-M, Art Center, Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, Kalamazoo MI, 1962
34	23*	PB-21-M, Philharmonic Hall, Lincoln Center, New York NY, 1962
34	24	PB-22-M, Lubbock City Hall, Lubbock TX, 1963
34	24	PB-23-M, Lee County Courthouse, Ft. Myers FL, 1963
34	24	PB-24-M, Schenectady County Building, Schenectady NY, 1963
34	24	PB-25-M, State Legislative Building, Raleigh NC, 1964
34	25*	PB-26-M, Stone Mountain Memorial Building, Stone Mountain GA, 1964
34	25	PB-27-M, Chicago Central District Filtration Plant, Chicago IL, 1964
34	25	PB-28-M, Allentown City Hall, Allentown PA, 1964
34	26*	PB-29-M, Orange Park Civic Center, Orange Park FL, 1964
34	27	PB-30-M, Chicago Civic Center, Chicago IL, 1965
35	1	PB-31-M Erie County Court Building, Buffalo NY, 1965
35	1	PB-32-M, Museum of Modern Art, New York NY, 1965
35	1	PB-33-M, Metropolitan Opera House, Lincoln Center, New York NY, 1965
35	2	PB-34-M, Maricopa County Complex, Phoenix AZ, 1965
35	2*	PB-35-M, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, Los Angeles , 1966
35	3	PB-36-M, Vivian Beaumont Theater, Lincoln Center, New York NY, 1967
35	3	PB-37-M, Holly Street Power Station, Austin TX, 1966
35	3	PB-38-M, Montgomery County Office Building, Fonda NY, 1966
35	3	PB-39-M, Fort Worth Art Center, Ft. Worth TX, 1966
35	4	PB-40-M, Fritz G. Lanham Federal Office Building, Ft. Worth TX, 1966
35	5	PB-41-M, Cincinnati Convention Hall, Cincinnati OH
35	6	PB-42-M, New York State Theater, Lincoln Center, New York NY
35	7	PB-43-M, Hawaii State Capitol, Honolulu HA
35	8	PB-44-M, Utica City Hall, Utica NY
35	9*	PB-45-M, Hemisfair ‘68, San Antonio TX
35	10	PB-46-M, Santa Cruz Government Center, Santa Cruz CA
35	11	PB-47-M, Fairmount Sunset Mausoleum and Chapel, Spokane WA
35	12*	PB-48-M, New England Aquarium, Boston MA
35	13	PB-49-M, Albert Thomas Space Hall of Fame and Convention Center, Houston TX
35	14	PB-50-M, Council of State Governments, Lexington KY
35	15	PB-52-M (see also CB-232-M), 1968-1971
35	16	PB-53-M, ?
35	17	PB-54-M, Match Point Racquetball Club, Maumee OH
35	18	PB-56-M, Bloomingdale’s, White Plains NY
35	19	PB-57-M, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Milwaukee WI
35	20*	PB-58-M, United Airlines Building, Seattle WA
35	21	PB-59-M, Leesona Regional Center, Ft. Mill SC
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