Frederick Carder-- recollections by Robert Leavy, Paul Gardner, Otto Hilbert, Robert Rockwell, Ken Wilson, Bob Brill, and Paul Perrot [sound recording].

Title: 
Frederick Carder-- recollections by Robert Leavy, Paul Gardner, Otto Hilbert, Robert Rockwell, Ken Wilson, Bob Brill, and Paul Perrot [sound recording].

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Publisher: 
Tampa, Fla. : F7 Sound and Vision, [2003]
Description: 
.cda files.
1 reel-to-reel tape (116 mins.)
2 sound discs (116 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Other Authors: 
Leavy, Robert.
Gardner, Paul Vickers, 1908-
Hilbert, Otto.
Rockwell, Bob (Robert Fay), 1911-
Wilson, Kenneth M.
Brill, Robert H.
Perrot, Paul N.
Format of Material: 
Audio
Subjects: 
Carder, Frederick.
Steuben Glass, inc. History.
Steuben glass. YKM
Glass industry and trade New York (State) Corning 20th century History.
Sound recordings. lcgft
Bib ID: 
74834
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Location: 
Audio/Video Collection
Call Number: 
Frederick Carder-- recollections by Robert Leavy, Paul Gardner, Otto Hilbert, Robert Rockwell, Ken Wilson, Bob Brill, and Paul Perrot
Holdings Note: 
CD Digitized Preservation Copy
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Notes: 
Leavy: hired by Carder and worked until about 1970, possibly responsible for production scheduling; Paul Gardner: assistant to Frederick Carder and assistant art directory at Corning Glass Works, 1929-1943; Otto Hilbert: accountant for Steuben, 1920s--?? and Carder Steuben collector; Robert Rockwell: Carder Steuben collector; Ken Wilson, Bob Brill and Paul Perrot were curator, scientist and director of The Corning Museum of Glass at that time.
.cda files.
Originally recorded on a reel-to-reel tape in Robert Leavy's office in the Corning Glass Center, Oct. 9, 1965.
System requirements: Windows Media Player or any hardware/software that can play CDs.
digitized 20130918 Sax Communications Reel-to-reel and cassette tapes provided for transfer.
CMGL also has a typed transcript of this recording (NK5198.C3 .F85 Transcript).
Event Notes: 
Originally recorded on a reel-to-reel tape in Robert Leavy's office in the Corning Glass Center, Oct. 9, 1965.