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Inventory of the E. F. Craven Company Records, 1793-1991 and undated, bulk 1907-1965

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Descriptive Summary

Title

E. F. Craven Company Records, 1793-1991 and undated, bulk 1907-1965

Creator

E. F. Craven Co.

Extent

42 Linear Feet
Approximately 33,750 Items

Repository

Duke University Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library Durham, North Carolina 27708-0185

Language

English

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Administrative Information

Access Restrictions

Collection is open.

However, collection may contain materials to which Acknowledgment of Legal Responsibilities and Privacy Rights form applies. Patrons must sign this form before using the collection.

In addition, all or portions of this collection may be housed off-site in Duke University's Library Service Center. Consequently, there may be a 24-hour delay in obtaining these materials.

Also, some of the materials in this collection are not immediately accessible, because they require further processing before use.

Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library to use this collection.

Use Restrictions

The copyright interests in the records of the E. F. Craven Company have not been transferred to Duke University. For further information, see the section on copyright in the Regulations and Procedures of the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library.

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], E. F. Craven Company Records, Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, Duke University.

Provenance

The E. F. Craven Company Records were donated to the Manuscript Department in 1978 by Franklin Duval Craven, the son of Eli Franklin Craven. Mr. Craven also provided support for the processing of the collection.

Processed by Melissa J. Delbridge, Kelly Cottrell, Edna Riggs, and Sandra Hack

Encoded by Robin LaPasha

This finding aid is NCEAD compliant.

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Biographical Note

1907	Eli Franklin Craven sold road building machinery built by various manufacturers
1918	Craven built his first office building (13,000 square feet) on Morehead Avenue in Greensboro, NC
1925	Craven built larger three-story building adjoining his existing one and facing on Elm Street
1926	Craven incorporated his business as E. F. Craven Company. His son Franklin Duval Craven began working for him as a salesman
1964	F. Duval Craven became President of the company after his father's death
Nov. 1975	E. F. Craven Company was sold to Brocar, Inc., retaining same officers and employees. Company's name changed to EFC Associates, Inc.
1978	F. Duval Craven retired
1993 Mar. 30	Death of F. Duval Craven

Although Eli Franklin Craven founded the company named for him, the Craven family's involvement in the sale of road-building machinery began with his father Eli Asbury Craven (1824-1912). The elder Craven, a Methodist minister, sold farm and road machinery in Causey, NC before 1895. Around the turn of the century, both he and his son represented Acme Road Machinery, a company based in Frankfort, New York. Eli F. Craven sold machines produced by other companies as well, including Studebaker Brothers, Russell Grader Manufacturing Company, and John Deere Plow Company. Soon he became known to his customers as "E. F. Craven, the Road Machinery Man."

Craven's business flourished after the 1921 issuance of North Carolina's first road bonds. In 1926, after the incorporation of the company, Craven changed the slogan to "E. F. Craven Company, the Road Machinery Men," and sales totalled over $1,000,000.00. Eli Franklin Craven was manager. His son, F. Duval Craven, worked for the company as a salesperson.

During the 1940's, Franklin Duval Craven took an increasingly active role in the management of the company. Duval served as General Manager by 1948. At his father's death in 1964, he became the president of E. F. Craven Company. At this time, his brother Edwin Asbury Craven (1909-1966) was Vice-President and Treasurer. In 1977, F. Duval Craven gave up many of the operating responsibilities of the company. Charles A. Hines, Jr. became President and Chief Operating Officer.

In November 1975, F. Duval Craven sold the company to John J. Brogan of West Chatham, Massachusetts and Charles C. Carson of New York City (Brocar, Inc.), who changed the name to EFC Associates. The company retained the same officers and staff.

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Collection Overview

The E. F. Craven Company Records document the development of a North Carolina road machinery dealership from a small family business into a multi-million dollar corporation. The material spans the years from 1793 to 1991; the bulk of the collection is dated 1907-1965.

Much of the material in the early years of the Correspondence Series consists of communication to and from equipment dealers and customers concerning the sale and repair of road machinery. The Cravens usually included information on the health and activities of family members in their business letters to each other. E. A. Craven frequently offered financial and spiritual advice to his son, writing his responses on the back of his son's letters to him, so that the letter and the reply appear on opposite sides of the same page. Between December 1912 and January 1916 there is a considerable amount of correspondence between family members regarding the execution of Eli A. Craven's will. Many letters written between 1907 and 1930 are written on stationery illustrated with detailed renderings of various types of early road-building equipment.

From the late 1920's until the 1940's, Franklin Duval Craven ran the Asheville office of E. F. Craven Company, frequently travelling on sales trips. E. F. Craven often wrote encouraging his son in his work and giving him advice on sales strategy. Letters from E. A. Craven and E. F. Craven reflect the deep religious beliefs of the two men and the importance they placed in conducting their lives and their business in a moral fashion.

During World War II, several of the company's employees served in the armed forces. Duval Craven corresponded frequently with them, and copies of his letters and their replies can be found among the correspondence from the war years.

As the organizational structure of the company increased in complexity, the amount of family correspondence in the collection decreased. Interoffice communications comprise a large amount of the correspondence after the 1960's.

The files in the Legal Papers, Financial Records, and Directors' Minutes Series combine to form a profile of the E. F. Craven Company: its sales, expansions, customer base, and its staff and leaders. Of particular interest is its relationship with the NC Highway Commission and state officials. Early materials in the Legal Papers Series relate to the business and land-holding activities of the Craven family in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Among the items in the Printed Materials Series is a nearly complete run of The Road Machinery News, a serial published by E. F. Craven Company from 1925 until 1978. This newsletter contained news about road construction, information and advertisements regarding road building machinery, and a column "A Line or Two," written by E. F. Craven. In these editorials, Craven expressed his moral and spiritual philosophies. The articles were compiled in 1975 and published as a volume entitled A Line or Two. Educational material on general sales techniques published in 1928 and 1929 is also included in the Printed Materials Series. These books and pamphlets were used in the hiring and training of E. F. Craven Company sales staff.

The Visual Materials Series includes photographs, silent motion picture films, and illustrated trade catalogs demonstrating the attributes of road construction machinery and road-building techniques of the early twentieth century. Use copies must be made of moving images before content can be accessed. Please contact the Research Services staff before coming to use this series.

Both Eli F. Craven and Eli A. Craven became members of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in the 1890's. Occasional references to the Craven family's support of the Society of Friends are found in documents throughout the collection. Items specifically concerned with the Religious Society of Friends are grouped in the Subject Files under the same name.

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Subject Headings

These are searchable subject entries for this collection. Performing a search on these subjects in the Duke University Libraries online catalog will bring up other related research materials.

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Detailed Description of Collection

Correspondence Series, 1866-1991 and undated, bulk 1907-1952

(28 containers)

Consists of letters and copies of letters to and from the Cravens, their employees, and their business associates. Arranged chronologically by year. In years for which a large amount of correspondence exists, the letters are arranged in one to six-month increments. Includes two letter copy books containing letters written by Eli A. Craven and Eli Franklin Craven between 1901 and 1905.

Box 1

1866-1906, April (5 folders)

Box 2

1906, April-1907, March 23 (5 folders)

Box 3

1907, March 24- Sept. (6 folders)

Box 4

1907, Oct.-1908, Apr. (8 folders)

Box 5

1908, May-Sept. (8 folders)

Box 6

1908, Oct.-1909, Oct. (7 folders)

Box 7

1909, Nov.-1910, June (6 folders)

Box 8

1910, July-Dec. (7 folders)

Box 9

1911, Jan.-Mar. (4 folders)

Box 10

1911, Apr.-June (4 folders)

Box 11

1911, July-1912, Feb. (7 folders)

Box 12

1912, Mar.-1914, Mar. (6 folders)

Box 13

1914, Apr.-1915, Nov. 15 (6 folders)

Box 14

1915, Nov. 16-Dec. (6 folders)

Box 15

1917, Jan.-1928, Dec. (6 folders)

Box 16

1929, Jan.-1930, Dec. (6 folders)

Box 17

1931, Jan.-1933, Apr. (8 folders)

Box 18

1933, May-1934, Dec. (6 folders)

Box 19

1935, Jan.-1936, Dec. (6 folders)

Box 20

1937, Jan.-1941, Dec. (7 folders)

Box 21

1942, Jan.-1944, Dec. (6 folders)

Box 22

1945, Jan.-1947 (4 folders)

Box 23

1948, Jan.-1955 (8 folders)

Box 24

1956-1965 (9 folders)

Box 25

1966, Jan.-1969 (7 folders)

Box 26

1970-1974 (7 folders)

Box 27

1975, Jan.-1979 (7 folders)

Box 28

1980-1991, n.d. (8 folders)

Box 29

Vol. No. 1 Letter copy book, 1901-1903 (contains vol. 1)

Box 30

Vol. No. 2 Letter copy book, 1904-1905 (contains vol. 2)

Financial Records Series, 1855-1985 and undated, bulk 1900-1975

(81 containers)

Includes statements, invoices, reports, tax forms, cancelled stock certificates, and payroll records. Most of the items were generated by the E. F. Craven Company and its suppliers. Arranged chronologically by year. Refer to container list for description of volumes. See oversize material as well.

Box 31

1884-1915 (8 folders)

Box 32

1916-1925 (8 folders)

Box 33

1926-1939 (6 folders)

Box 34

1940-1965 (6 folders)

Box 35

1966-1976 (5 folders)

Box 36

1977-1985, n.d. (6 folders)

Price lists from Acme Road Machinery Co., n.d.

Box 37

Stock stubs and certificates

Box 38 (contains vols. 3-13)

Vol. No. 3 Account Book, 1855-1868

Vol. No. 4 Account Book, 1872-1878

Vol. No. 5 Sales Book, 1892

Vol. No. 6 Cash Book, 1897-1913

Vol. No. 7 Bankbook: Greensboro National Bank, 1899-1901

Vol. No. 8 Sales Comparison Book, 1907-1929

Vol. No. 9 Cash Book, 1915-1926

Vol. No. 10 Bankbook, 1917-1923

Vol. No. 11 Account Book, 1920-1924

Vol. No. 12 Expense Book, 1924-1926

Vol. No. 13 Audit Report, 1924-1925

Box 39 (contains vols. 14-31)

Vol. No. 14 Payroll Book, 1926-1935

Vol. No. 15 Expense Book, May 1927

Vol. No. 16 Expense Book, July 1927

Vol. No. 17 Expense Book, July 1927

Vol. No. 18 Cash Journal, 1927-1928

Vol. No. 19 Sales Comparison Book, 1927

Vol. No. 20 Schedule of Rental & Depreciation of Construction Equipment, 1928

Vol. No. 21 Ledger, 1928

Vol. No. 22 Account Book, 1929

Vol. No. 23 Schedule of Rental & Depreciation of Construction Equipment, 1930-1939

Vol. No. 24 Order Book, 1933

Vol. No. 25 Order Book, 1936

Vol. No. 26 Record of Tax-Deductible Business Expenditures, 1937-1941

Vol. No. 27 Cash Book, 1941-1943

Vol. No. 28 Cash Book, 1944-1946

Vol. No. 29 Sales Book, 1946-1947

Vol. No. 30 Sales Book, 1947-1949

Vol. No. 31 Bills Payable & Bills Receivable, 1921, Aug.-1925, Aug.

Box 40 (contains vols. 32-37)

Vol. No. 32 Stock Ledger, 1927-1982

Vol. No. 33 Account Book, 1910-1918

Vol. No. 34 Account Book, 1910-1917

Vol. No. 35 Cash Book, 1975-1982

Vol. No. 36 Appraisal Report, 1981, Aug. 31

Vol. No. 37 Appraisal Report, 1981, Sept. 1

Box 41

Order books, 1910-1917 (28 items)

Vol. No. 38 Order Book, 1917, Jan.-1918, June

Vol. No. 39 Order Book, 1918, June-1919, Dec.

Vol. No. 40 Order Book, 1920, Jan.-Sept.

Vol. No. 41 Order Book, 1922, Aug. 27-1924, Jan.

Vol. No. 42 Order Book, 1924, Jan.-1925, Mar.

Vol. No. 43 Order Book, 1925, Mar.-1926, Apr.

Vol. No. 44 Order Book, 1926, Apr.-1927, June

Vol. No. 45 Order Book, 1927, June-1928, Nov.

Vol. No. 46 Order Book, 1928, Nov.-1930, July

Vol. No. 47 Order Book, 1930, July-1932 Nov.

Vol. No. 48 Order Book, 1932, Nov.-1934, Dec.

Vol. No. 49 Notes and Bills Receivable and Payable, 1921-1922

Vol. No. 50 Bills Receivable, 1925-1927

Vol. No. 51 Notes and Bills Receivable, 1925-1928

Vol. No. 52 Factory Invoice Records, 1922, Aug.-1924, Mar.

Vol. No. 53 Factory Invoice Records, 1924, Feb.-1925, July

Vol. No. 54 Factory Invoice Records, 1925, July-1926, July

Vol. No. 55 Ledger, 1913-1917, May

Vol. No. 56 Ledger, 1917, Apr.-1919, Jan.

Vol. No. 57 Cash Journal, 1920, Jan.-1922, Apr.

Vol. No. 58 Cash Journal, 1922, May-1923, Feb.

Vol. No. 59 Cash Journal and Daily Financial Statement, 1922, Mar.-1925, Dec.

Vol. No. 60 Equipment Sales and Ownership Record, 1927

Vol. No. 61 Factory Invoice Records, 1926, June-1926, Sept.

Vol. No. 62 Equipment Sales and Ownership Record, 1917-1927

Vol. No. 63 Ledger, 1910-1915

Vol. No. 64 Equipment Ownership Record, 1921-1927

Vol. No. 65 Cash Receipt Journal, 1918-1919

Vol. No. 66 Cash Receipt Journal, 1920-August 1922

Vol. No. 67 Cash Receipt Journal, 1922-1923

Vol. No. 68 Record of Sales by Individuals 1921-1926

Vol. No. 69 Account Journal, 1921, Oct.-1923, Feb.

Vol. No. 70 Record of Paid Freight Bills, 1922-1925

Vol. No. 71 Monthly Balances on Open Accounts, 1925-1926

Vol. No. 72 Monthly Balances and Payments on Open Accounts, 1927-1928

Legal Papers, 1793-1983 and undated, bulk 1910-1983

(3 containers)

Early legal papers consist of land transactions, property inventories, summonses, and wills. Among the other items are contracts between E. F. Craven Company and various manufacturers of road machinery regarding the sale of their products; documents regarding the 1968 controversy over the North Carolina Highway Commission's specifications for road machinery; the 1974 merger agreement between E. F. Craven Company and Pitt Realty Corporation; and the 1975 purchase agreement between E. F. Craven Company and Brocar, Incorporated. Arranged chronologically by year.

Box 42

Papers, 1793-1965 (6 folders)

Box 43

N.C. Highway Commission, 1966-1967

Papers, 1968-1974

Motor Grader Hearing, 1968, Jan. 19-1968, Mar. 5 (4 folders)

Pitt-Craven Merger, 1974 (7 folders)

Box 44

Purchase agreement, 1975, Nov. 14 (2 folders)

Lease agreement, 1975, Nov. 14

Papers, 1975-1978

D & L Limited Partnership Closing Documents, 1982, Nov. 15

Papers, 1982-1983, n.d.

Directors' Minutes Series, 1926-1983

(2 containers)

Includes a copy of the Certificate of Incorporation and the by-laws of E. F. Craven Company as well as a continuous run of the minutes of the Board of Directors from 1926-1983. Arranged chronologically.

Box 45

Directors' Minutes, 1926-1974 (7 folders)

Box 46

Directors' Minutes, 1975-1983 (8 folders)

Visual Materials Series, 1901-1980 and undated

(5 containers)

Photographs, demonstration catalogs, and 16mm. motion picture films of machinery sold by E. F. Craven Company; photographs of the Craven family and company employees; and pictures of the E. F. Craven Company buildings and construction sites comprise this series.

Arranged in three general categories: Machinery (subdivided alphabetically by manufacturer), People, and Places. Items are arranged chronologically by year within these categories with some exceptions being made due to housing constraints. Refer to the container list for descriptions of films and volumes. Also see oversize material.

[Originals of films are closed to use. Technical Services staff need to arrange for use copies to be made before contents can be accessed. Please contact Research Services staff before coming to use the collection.]

Machinery Subseries

Photographs

Box 47

Allis-Chalmers, 1930-1989, n.d. (3 folders)

Best-Midget, 1920-1977, n.d.

Bucyrus Erie, 1930-1979, n.d. (4 folders)

Box 48

Peerless-Russell, 1932-1977, n.d.

Russell Manufacturing Catalog Pages, ca. 1918 (3 folders)

Sandusky, Unidentified, 1920-1977, n.d.

Unidentified and miscellaneous, 1920-1980, n.d.

Box 49 (contains vols. 73-78)

Albums

Vol. No. 73 Littleford Tar and Asphalt Heaters Photographic Catalog, n.d.

Vol. No. 74 Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Catalog, 1928-1929

Vol. No. 75 Erie Shovel Catalog, n.d.

Vol. No. 76 Frank G. Hough Company Album, n.d.

Vol. No. 77 Universal Crane Catalog, ca. 1920

Vol. No. 78 Parsons Company Catalog, ca. 1920

Box 50

Film Reels

[Original films are closed to use. Technical Services staff need to arrange for use copies to be made before contents can be accessed. Please contact Research Services staff before coming to use the collection.]

1. Russell Grader with Caterpillar tractor and Adams back-sloper attachment, n.d.

2. Terracing with county maintenance equipment (Allis-Chalmers HD7 Diesel 22 Tractor) in Texas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Iowa, n.d.

3. American Asphalt Company loading rock and sand with Haiss loaders in Chicago, Illinois, n.d.

4. How to Build a Modern Mixed-In-Place Road Surface Written text gives step-by-step explanation. Littleford Distributor and Littleford Bituminous Resurfacer, n.d.

5. Machinery not identified. Dated 6/15/1928. Road construction; in Raleigh, NC.

6. Haiss Excavator. Digging wet clay and macadam. Filmed in Illinois and at the state capitol grounds in Olympia, WA, ca. 1927.

7. Haiss Excavator. Loading sand and rock in Chicago, IL and Rockville, NY, n.d.

8. Haiss excavation and concrete pouring. Digging subway under Illinois Central Station, n.d.

9. Tractor pulling trees. Machinery not identified, n.d.

10. Haiss creeper, grader, and loader. Late 1920's.

11. Adams grader and back-sloper with leaning wheel, 1928.

12. Bucyrus-Erie Steam Shovel. Excavating underground in some shots, n.d.

People Subseries

Box 51

Photographs, 1901-1989, n.d. (4 folders)

Box 65 (2nd 70:H)

Oversize photographs, 1920s, n.d.

Places Subseries

Box 51

1900-1978, n.d. (2 folders)

Printed Materials Series, 1880-1990 and undated, bulk 1907-1990

(7 containers)

Consists of unused stationery, serials, advertisements, catalogs, and pamphlets produced by E. F. Craven Company and machinery companies with whom they did business as well as articles and a book written by Eli Franklin Craven. Includes clippings of articles about E. F. Craven Company and the Craven family. See container list for description of volumes.

Box 52

Serials

Road Machinery News:

Introduction, 1983, Aug. 25

1925, Mar.-1960, Nov. (12 folders)

Box 53

Serials

Road Machinery News:

1960-1978, Jan. (6 folders)

Baker, Bucyeus-Erie, Enginews, Russell News

Box 54 (contains vols. 79-88)

Catalogs:

Vol. No. 79 E. F. Craven Company Catalog, 1943-1944

Vol. No. 80 E. F. Craven Company Catalog, 1953

Vol. No. 81 E. F. Craven Company Catalog, 1973

Vol. No. 82 Allis-Chalmers United Tractor Catalog, 1930

Vol. No. 83 Allis-Chalmers Ind"U"strial Catalog, 1930

Vol. No. 84 Rawlings Implement Company Catalog, 1916

Vol. No. 85 Russell Grader Repair Parts Catalog, n.d.

Vol. No. 86 Russell Grader Manufacturing Company Catalog, 1926-1927

Vol. No. 87 Russell Grader Manufacturing Company Catalog, 1914

Vol. No. 88 John Deere Plow Company Catalog, 1916

Box 55 (contains vols. 89-93)

Catalogs:

Vol. No. 89 Stag Manganese Steel Catalog, n.d.

Vol. No. 90 Acme Road Machinery Company Price List, 1900-1910

Vol. No. 91 E. F. Craven Company Catalog, 1924-1926

Vol. No. 92 Powers Highway Catalog and Directory, 1932

Vol. No. 93 Western Wheeled Scraper Company Catalog, ca. 1927

Box 56 (contains vols. 94-95)

Catalogs:

Vol. No. 94 Earth Mover, 1927

Vol. No. 95 Earth Mover, 1928

Box 57 (contains vols. 96-97)

"Practical Selling" pamphlets, 1929

Sales Training notebook, 1922-1977

Vol. No. 96 Illustrated Selling, 1928

Vol. No. 97 A Line or Two, 1975

Box 58

Advertising, stationery, etc., 1880-1990, n.d. (6 folders)

Clippings, 1913, Jan. 15-1986, July, n.d.

Subject Files Series, 1852-1987

(1 container)

Consists of papers related to organizations or topics of interest to members of the Craven family. Groupings include Better Schools and Roads, Inc.; Genealogy; Greensboro Y.M.C.A.; Juvenilia; and the Religious Society of Friends. Arranged alphabetically by subject and chronologically by year within each subject.

Box 59

Better Schools and Roads, 1949-1971

Genealogy, 1852-1987 (5 folders)

Juvenilia, 1893, Sept. 26-1975, May 5 (2 folders)

Religious Society of Friends, 1891-1976

Y.M.C.A., 1928-1933

Memorabilia Series, 1920-1948 and undated

(1 container)

Promotional items such as pencils, rulers, and luggage tags distributed by E. F. Craven Company and suppliers.

Box 60

Various memorabilia

Miscellaneous Series, 1879-1978 and undated

(1 container)

Includes a notebook of biblical texts for sermons, pages from datebooks and appointment calendars, mailing lists, and drafts of editorials. Arranged chronologically by year.

Box 61

Miscellaneous (2 folders)

Previously Restricted Materials, 1916-1987 and undated, bulk 1950s-1987

(8 boxes)

Files contain various correspondence, business, legal, personal, and financial papers that had been restricted by F. Duval Craven for his lifetime. Material is now open to use. Materials relate to and were collected by F. Duval Craven, but many family members are represented, especially in the correspondence. The correspondence spans five decades and is divided into two groups: personal letters exchanged between F. Duval Craven and many family members, and business correspondence, much of it having to do with the Craven Company's contracts with the State of NC Highway Commission. Most of the correspondence is incoming, addressed to F. Duval Craven. Legal and financial papers include wills, legal contracts, legal suits and other disputes or issues, and memos and correspondence about the family business. The personal papers, a small group, include newspaper clippings, a few photographs, some memorabilia, post cards, grade school report cards, receipts from business/vacation trips, and campaign and political papers (electoral ballots)

The final group of folders contain aptitude tests carried out by a national testing firm on Craven Company employees during the fifties and sixties. These folders offer a detailed record of testing methods in the corporate world of the fifties and sixties. Some of the test reports are annotated by Craven after many years as to the outcome of the employee's performance, and note his assessment of this type of psychological and character testing.

The materials were sealed in envelopes. During processing they were kept in original order as found in envelopes (each folder or group of folders represents the contents of an envelope), then arranged by series in rough chronological order, with resulting date overlap between folders. Aptitude test folders are closed to research until 2016.

Correspondence Series, 1933-1986

Box 62

1933-1978 (20 folders)

Box 63

1952-1981 (33 folders)

Box 64

1972-1986 (21 folders)

Legal and Financial Papers Series, 1916-1985

Box 65

1916-1965 (22 folders)

Box 66

1967-1985 (21 folders)

Personal Papers Series, 1922-1987

Box 67

1922-1966 (21 folders)

Box 68

1966-1987 (19 folders)

Aptitude Testing, 1958-1966 [CLOSED TO RESEARCH UNTIL 2016.]

Box 69

1922-1966 (3 folders)

Oversize Materials

Financial Records Series

Oversize Cabinet OC:II:12: Papers, 1907-1979

Legal Papers Series

Ovsz. Box 43

Record of Indenture, 1812

Visual Materials Series

Machinery

Ovsz. Box 43

Oversize Cabinet OC:II:12: Photographs, 1908-1911, n.d.

People

Ovsz. Box 43

Photographs, 1926-1959, n.d.

Places

Ovsz. Box 43

Oversize Cabinet OC:II:12: Photographs, ca. 1920-1929, n.d.

Printed Materials Series

Oversize Cabinet OC:II:12: Machinery advertisements, n.d.

Machinery blueprints, 1908-1915

E. F. Craven Co. Calendar, 1931

Blueprints for E. F. Craven equipment shop, 1979

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