Use EDIS 126 (generator);
EDIS 127 (pedestal).
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Use books shelves.
NOTE: Open door section
8 only after halon tank in
office has been removed.
BOOKS, various sets pull
shades down over shelves (on
shelves along south wall,
inside office, section 8)
Figure 81.
Use EDIS 665 (photograph of
Lenox Lyceum exhibit); EDIS
1842 (portrait Rose).
Framed PRINTS, (on
column, right alcove 7,
section 7)
Figures 50, 51, 62, 64, 70, and
81.
Acquire.
ROLLTOP DESK (facing
south toward shelves,
perpendicular window in
office, section 8)
Base office arrangement on
figure 80.
HAT, man’s black fedora (on
hook left window on
desk, alcove section 7)
[Use winter months only.
Wall CALENDAR (hanging
on window frame, alcove 7,
section 7)
Common early twentieth
century office supply; see
figure 56.
DESK TRAY, oak (on desk,
section 8)
Common early twentieth
century office supply.]
Figure 86.1887 (on alabaster
pedestal, front column
to right alcove section 7)
Figures 62, 64, 70, and 81.,.
Acquire.
ORIENTAL RUG (under
desk, inside office, section 8)
The Evening Sun, February
11, 1889: "On the polished
floor. Use EDIS 1829 (photograph
of Edison film studio); EDIS
8036 (photograph of
telegraph superintendents);
EDIS 8069 (oil portrait of
Henry Ford)."
Acquire. BIPOLAR GENERATOR,
from the Edison Machine
Works, ca. Reproduce.]
Figure 56. Reproduce.HAT, man’s light straw, with
black band (on hook left of
window, alcove section 7)
[Use summer months
only.were thirteen thick, soft
Smyrna rugs.
.
Use EDIS 30491, second
floor, Building 5.
246
.
Framed PRINTS, (on outer
wall office, section 8)
Figures 50, 51, 64, and 89
