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Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:

 Collection

Melville Eastham Papers

Identifier: MSS52381
Abstract

Radio engineer and manufacturer. Correspondence, diaries, blueprints, sketches, plans, notebooks, company files, photographs, reports, clippings, and printed matter largely related to Eastham’s career as a radio engineer and as head of the General Radio Company, but also to his avocation of collecting early maps and atlases.

Dates 1908-1973; Majority of material found within ( 1930-1964)
 Collection

Ellerton-Clements Cyphering Book Collection

Identifier: MSS86430
Abstract

Handwritten student manuscripts pertaining to mathematics education collected by professors Nerida F. Ellerton and M. A. Clements. Includes Ellerton and Clements's detailed descriptions of each manuscript.

Dates 1666-2021; Majority of material found within 1764-1865
 Collection

Harold Gatty Papers

Identifier: MSS22046
Abstract

Aviator, navigator, naturalist, and inventor. Research notes, subject files, and indexes used in preparation of Gatty's books, Raft Book: Lore of the Sea and Sky (1943) and Nature Is Your Guide (1958), together with correspondence, charts, maps, drawings, bibliographies, clippings, and other papers relating to navigation.

Dates 1901-1957
 Collection

George W. Mixter Papers

Identifier: MSS85111
Abstract

Navigation researcher and consulting engineer. Correspondence, writings, notes, lectures, ship’s papers, problem sets, calculations, maps, and other papers chiefly relating to Mixter’s contributions to the study of navigation.

Dates 1855-1946; Majority of material found within ( 1933-1945)
 Collection

United States Naval Observatory Records

Identifier: MSS52837
Abstract

Official correspondence and administrative records of offices of the Naval Observatory, located in Washington, D.C., including of the superintendent, Nautical Almanac, librarian, and the superintendent of compasses and instruments, concerning activities of the observatory and tracing its development from its origin in the Depot of Charts and Instruments.

Dates 1830-1900