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One photograph of what appears to be a workroom at Electrohome.

One photograph of Alex Welker next to A statue of Henry Ford at Greenfield Village, Detroit.

Two photographs that appear to be of an Electrohome retirement party.

One photograph of three unknown people standing on A shoreline.

One photograph of two unknown men standing with a dog in front of a house.

One photograph of a staff picnic.

One photograph of staff of Electrohome.

One photograph of Electrohome staff. The photograph has been damaged and only the left half remains.

One photograph of staff of plant number 1 of Electrohome. Photograph was taken July 1942.

One photograph of office and engineering staff of the radio and woodworking division of Electrohome. Photograph was taken September 1939.

One photograph of the Meyeri brothers standing in front of a car.

One photograph of A fire on May 23, 1952 at the Electrohome factory at Duke and Breithaupt.

Casual group portrait of the Electrohome board of directors.

One photograph of Electrohome staff.

One photograph of Electrohome staff.

One photograph of construction of an Electrohome plant.

Three snapshots of Arthur Pollock and other staff of Electrohome at a company picnic.

Four snapshots of Electrohome antiques provided by W.J. Fowley, A buyer in the appliance division. The images are of A 1944 radio phonograph and A Highgate S model combined television, radio, phonograph.

Images of home furnishings including a dinette set, bedroom furnitture and living room furniture.

Photos of product.

Photos of products.

A notice from the Department of the Interior United States Patent Office regarding coupons for ordering copies of patents.

Two photographs of staff at plant #1 watching carol singers at a Christmas party.

One photograph of people playing instruments and singing Christmas songs.

Two photographs of people gathered around a table for what appears to be A Christmas dinner.

One photograph of staff at the Berlin foundry (later the Gies foundry). An accompanying note indicates that Alex Welker is present in the photograph and that it was at this foundry that he initially began working on his designs for his phonograph.