Armor plate, 1 Nov 1902 - 19 Feb 1910.

Armor plate, 1 Nov 1902 - 19 Feb 1910.

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Bibliographic Details
Imprint:	South Bethlehem, Pa. : Bethlehem Steel Company, 1902.
Description:	1 online resource (1 volume (22 pages)).
Language:	English
Series:	The Gilded Age and Progressive Era Gilded Age and Progressive Era.
Subject:	Battleships -- Design and construction. Battleships -- Design and construction -- Tables. Armored vehicles, Military -- Design and construction. Armored vehicles, Military -- Design and construction -- Tables.
Format:	E-Resource Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/12967212

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Other authors / contributors:	Bethlehem Steel Company, issuing body. Adam Matthew Digital (Firm), digitiser.
Notes:	"Additional Information: Catalog Records © 2021, by the Hagley Museum & Library. All rights reserved"--Home page. AMDigital Reference: Accession 1699. "Box: 159"--Home page. "Collection: BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANY"--Home page. "Library Sub-collection: Operating Company"--Home page. "Series: Steel Division - -Operations. II. BETHLEHEM PLANT: D. Miscellaneous"--Home page. "Collection Description: The Bethlehem Steel Corporation was the number two steel producer in the United States between 1916 and 1984. For a time it was also the largest shipbuilding firm in the world. The records of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation (parent company) are a series of fragments, lacking the complete runs of corporate and executive documents that normally comprise a business archive, and largely consist of fragmentary corporate records and files from executive officers. The collection includes a wide range of photography which documents the company's long history and the breadth of its enterprises from east to west coasts and overseas. It contains eighteenth, nineteenth, and twentieth century industrial and non-industrial images and of management and workers."--Home page. Sheet with handwritten table of figures tipped in. Handwritten note headed "Maximum sizes actually ordered for U.S.S. dreadnoughts, Feb. 19, 1910" on rear flyleaf. Electronic reproduction. Marlborough, Wiltshire : Adam Matthew Digital, 2021. Digitized from a copy held by the Hagley Museum and Library and made available by Adam Matthew Digital. Hagley Museum and Library Description based on online resource; title from scanned document's title page (viewed on January 26, 2022).
Target Audience:	Specialized.

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Item Description:	"Additional Information: Catalog Records © 2021, by the Hagley Museum & Library. All rights reserved"--Home page. AMDigital Reference: Accession 1699. "Box: 159"--Home page. "Collection: BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANY"--Home page. "Library Sub-collection: Operating Company"--Home page. "Series: Steel Division - -Operations. II. BETHLEHEM PLANT: D. Miscellaneous"--Home page. "Collection Description: The Bethlehem Steel Corporation was the number two steel producer in the United States between 1916 and 1984. For a time it was also the largest shipbuilding firm in the world. The records of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation (parent company) are a series of fragments, lacking the complete runs of corporate and executive documents that normally comprise a business archive, and largely consist of fragmentary corporate records and files from executive officers. The collection includes a wide range of photography which documents the company's long history and the breadth of its enterprises from east to west coasts and overseas. It contains eighteenth, nineteenth, and twentieth century industrial and non-industrial images and of management and workers."--Home page. Sheet with handwritten table of figures tipped in. Handwritten note headed "Maximum sizes actually ordered for U.S.S. dreadnoughts, Feb. 19, 1910" on rear flyleaf.
Physical Description:	1 online resource (1 volume (22 pages)).
Audience:	Specialized.