International Telephone and Telegraph-MARK I

File — Box: 1, Folder: 17

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

1. Mark I interior.
2. Tube operating 1 discharge-January 24, 1961
3. Tube operating room lites on flash lite on January 24,1961.
4. Tubes operating 1 flash, January 24, 1961.
5. Tube operating 15 discharges, January 24, 1961.
6. Tube operating, January 24, 1961.
7. Tube not operating, January 24, 1961 10:00am.
8. Tube operating 15 flashes, January 24, 1961.
9. Tube operating 1 small discharge, January 24, 1961.
10. Mark I.
11. Room lite only-tube not operating, January 24, 1961 10:00am.
12. Tube operating, January 24, 1961
13. Duplicate see (P0437n03_03_017)
14. Duplicate see (P0437n03_02_035)
15. Duplicate see (P0437n01_17_010)
16. Mark I.
17. Duplicate see (P0437n03_02_038)
18. Duplicate see (P0437n03_02_046)
19. Constructional Data.
20. Mark I interior through part. Duplicate see (P0437n03_02_030)
21. Duplicate see (P0437n03_02_029)
22. "Tiny inner element for fusor later taken in space on space shuttle by E.T. Garn."
23-25. Group with Mark I government lab. With Philo Farnsworth and his "Fusor" are: Left to Right: Gene Meeks (Junior engineer), George Bain (chief engineer), Rear Admiral Frederick R. Furth( Vice President of International Telephone and Telegraph)
26a-d: Mark I with Personnel, approximately June, 1961. contact sheet
27a-d: Mark I and Personnel. With Philo Farnsworth and his "Fusor" are: Left to Right: Gene Meeks (Junior engineer), George Bain (chief engineer), Rear Admiral Frederick R. Furth( Vice President of International Telephone and Telegraph)approximately June, 1961. contact sheet

Dates

1900-1980

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