Martin, Christian FrederickC.F. Martin and Company closely resembles a classic German Mittelstand enterprise set down in Pennsylvania’s lush and rolling Lehigh Valley. Founded in 1833 by German immigrant Christian Frederick Martin, today the acoustic guitar manufacturer is run by the the sixth generation of his family.
Martin, Christian Frederick Sr. and Ottilie Lucia (née Kühle) Martin, n.d.Portrait of Christian Frederick Martin Sr. and Ottilie Lucia (née Kühle) Martin, n.d.
Martin, Christian Frederick Sr. in the studio of Philip Zorn, Philadelphia, n.d.Portrait of Christian Frederick Martin Sr. in the studio of Philip Zorn, Philadelphia, n.d.
Marvin Schwan: The Man… The Vision … The LegacyCreated By: Schwans Sales Enterprises, Inc Publisher: 4 VHS tapes
Mason, Ruth and Herman Amis Broadcasting from the WOV Radio Booth, c. 1955Ruth Mason and Herman Amis broadcasting from the WOV radio booth in Harlem’s Palm Café in New York City, c.…
Mathilde Anneke and the Suffrage MovementCreated By: Bus, Annette P Source/Publisher: </em>In<em> The German Forty-Eighters in the United States</em>.<em> Edited by Charlotte L. Brancaforte. New York: Peter Lang, 1989
Mathilde Franziska AnnekeCreated By: Brancaforte, Charlotte L Publisher: Madison: University of Wisconsin-Madison Press, 1998
Mathilde Franziska Anneke (1817-1884): The Works and Life of a German-American ActivistCreated By: Piepke, Susan L Publisher: New York: Peter Lang, 2006
Mathilde Franziska Anneke in Selbstzeugnissen und DokumentenCreated By: Wagner, Maria Publisher: Frankfurt am Main: Fischer, 1980
Matrikel (registry) of the Johanneum school, Hamburg with David Parish's name listedPage of the Matrikel (registry) of the Johanneum school, Hamburg, from 1785 with David Parish's name listed
Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc Company, 1888An illustration of Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc Company from “A Lucrative Monopoly,” Chicago Tribune, Jan. 30, 1888.
