Federal Telegraph's Engineering Staff, Palo Alto, California

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Federal Telegraph's Engineering Staff, Palo Alto, California

Description:: Federal Telegraph's Engineering staff, Palo Alto, California, circa 1917. (L to R: Leonard F. Fuller, Chief Engineer; Harold F. Elliott, Chief Draftsman; Corwin C. Chapman, Laboratory Engineer; Kurt Bley, Shop Foreman; Ralph R. Beal, Assistant Chief Engineer; and Adrian L. Anderson, Factory Engineer). The original Poulsen 100 kw arc, brought fro...
Display date:: 1917/ /
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