Gebelein, George Christian, U.S. Patent for a Design for a Dolphin Paper Weight and Pen RestGeorge Christian Gebelein, U.S. patent for a design for a dolphin paper weight and pen rest, April 9, 1912
Gebelein, George Christian, U.S. Patent for a Design for a Door KnockerGeorge Christian Gebelein, U.S. patent for a design for a door knocker, July 14, 1914.
Gebelein, George Christian's Workshop at 79 Chestnut Street, Boston, 1926View of George Christian Gebelein’s workshop at 79 Chestnut Street, Boston, 1926. Gebelein himself appears in the rear of the…
Gebelein's Design for a Seal with DolphinsGeorge Christian Gebelein design for a seal with dolphins, available in gold or silver.
Gebelein's Design for Gold and Silver CiboriumGeorge Christian Gebelein, design for a gold and silver ciborium, commissioned as a memorial for the National Cathedral, Washington, DC,…
Gemünder, August PortraitAugust Gemünder Portrait, from Frank D. Abbott's Musical Instruments at the World's Columbian Exposition, 1895, page 178
Gemünder, George PortraitGeorge Gemünder Portrait, from George Gemünder's Progress In Violin Making, With Interesting Facts Concerning the Art and Its Critics in…
Gemünder's Progress in Violin Making. With Interesting Facts Concerning the Art and Its Critics in GeneralCreated By: Gemünder, Georg Publisher: Astoria, NY: n.p., 1881
Gemünder, GeorgeAugust and George Gemünder pioneered high-quality violin making and trading in the United States and were responsible for establishing violin making as a respected craft in the U.S. and also for facilitating the flow of classical violins into the country.
Gemunder Family of Violin MakersCreated By: Kass, Philip Source/Publisher: Journal of the Violin Society of America 6.3 (1983): 36-58
General Lew Wallace to Klaw & Erlanger accepting terms for their production of Ben-HurAfter tense negotiations, General Lew Wallace finally reached an agreement with Klaw & Erlanger to produce Ben-Hur onstage, 1899.
General Robert E. Wood with Julius Rosenwald, 1929General Robert E. Wood, who became president of Sears in 1929, with Julius Rosenwald.Sears continues to sell Allstate brand automobile…
General Slocum disaster coverage in the <em>New York Tribune</em>Front page of the June 16, 1904, New York Tribune. The newspaper discusses the General Slocum disaster in which more…
Generator Room, Power-Station No. 3Generator Room, Power-Station No. 3. From Elbert Hummard, Power or The Study of Niagara Falls (East Aurora, NY: Roycrofters, 1914),…
Genius of the System: Hollywood Filmmaking in the Studio EraCreated By: Schatz, Thomas Publisher: 1989. Reprint, Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2010
