Elmer, Roswell Jr.'s editorial on Bechtler's earliest coining effortsEditor Roswell Elmer Jr. writes an editorial “Gold Pieces” describing Bechtler’s earliest coining efforts and praising the minter’s integrity and…
Engelhard Minerals & Chemicals Corporation, metallic and non-metallic materialsIllustration of metallic and non-metallic materials used by the Engelhard Minerals & Chemicals Corporation, from the 1973 Annual Report
Entrance to a mine on the former American Company property in New JerseyEntrance to a mine on the former American Company property in New Jersey.
Expanded notice to gold miners and others gives a description of Bechtler’s assaying and minting procedureAn expanded notice to gold miners and others gives a description of Bechtler’s assaying and minting procedure, North Carolina Spectator…
Final Inspection, ACE/CO, MilwaukeeTylle, Hans Dieter, "Final Inspection, ACE/CO, Milwaukee," oil on canvas, 2002
Furnace to Farm: Capital, Labor, and Markets in the Pennsylvania Iron Industry, 1716–1789Created By: Kennedy, Michael V Publisher: Bethlehem, PA: Lehigh University, 1996
Gebelein, GeorgeA first-generation immigrant, George Gebelein earned acclaim for the superb quality of his handcrafted silver products, finding success as a craftsman in an era when mass-produced goods had replaced handcrafted products.
Gebelein, George Christian, Gold Two-Handled Cup, about 1914George Christian Gebelein, gold two-handled cup, about 1914
Gebelein, George Christian, silver inkstand, ca. 1930Replica of the inkstand by Philip Syng that was used to sign the Declaration of Independence.
Gebelein, George Christian, sterling silver pen-rest of knife-restGeorge Christian Gebelein, sterling silver pen-rest of knife-rest.
Gebelein, George Christian, sterling silver tea kettle on stand, 1910-30George Christian Gebelein, sterling silver tea kettle on stand, 1910-30
Geologist Dennison Olmsted Report on the Reed MineGeologist Dennison Olmsted describes the Reed mine and provides rare glimpses into John Reed’s character based on a personal interview.…
