TLS : New York, to Milton Immermann, 1971 February 10 [photocopy].

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TLS : New York, to Milton Immermann, 1971 February 10 [photocopy].

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Internal letter from John D. Brophy, vice president and treasurer, to Milton Immermann, president, of the industrial design firm of Walter Dorwin Teague Associates, describing the circumstances by which the records of the firm and of its founder, Walter Dorwin Teague, Sr., were given to Syracuse University.

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Brophy, John, -1866

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John Brophy (d. 1866) came to California in 1849, engaged in mining, and purchased land in Yuba County from early pioneer John Rose before bringing his family to settle in the West. He participated in Democratic politics and prospered in ranching until about 1857, when he suffered reverses, and subsequently moved to a farm in Oregon in 1865. John Beeson (1803-89) brought his family from Illinois to Oregon in 1853 and took up farming. Beeson's distress with the cruel treatment of the Indians caus...

Teague, Walter Dorwin, 1883-1960

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Walter Dorwin Teague (1883-1960) was an American industrial designer and founder of Walter Dorwin Teague Associates. For more than eighty years, the company - known today simply as "Teague"- has designed everything from aircrafts to gas stations to cameras, in some cases maintaining a decades-long relationships with satisfied clients (their work for Boeing spanned sixty years and four aircraft models). Today, the company lists Hewlett Packard, Nike, Microsoft and other major corporations among t...