The Food Machinery Corporation (FMC) Photograph collection, [194-195].

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The Food Machinery Corporation (FMC) Photograph collection, [194-195].

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Food Machinery Corporation correspondence (1938-1944), Fred Stebler correspondence (1941-1947), patent papers and related drawings (1884-1944), fruit processing and packing equipment manuals, photographs, and FMC plant history.

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Riverside Public Library, Main Library

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Riverside Public Library, Main Library

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