Kuzell metallurgy reports, ca. 1902-1971, (bulk 1930-1960).

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Kuzell metallurgy reports, ca. 1902-1971, (bulk 1930-1960).

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Summary: Technical reports, manuscripts and patents collected by or written by Charles Kunzell and associated with copper smelting operations primarily in Arizona. Smelters highlighted in the collection include smelter operations at the Copper Queen Mine, Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company, Miami International Smelting Company, and Calumet & Arizona Mining Company. Also present are patents of the United Verde Copper Company.

2 linear ft. (4 boxes)

Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division

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SNAC Resource ID: 8335411

Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division

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Inspiration Copper Company (Miami, Ariz.)

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Kuzell, Charles R.

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Biographical note: Metallurgist and mining company manager; Kunzell was general manager for Phelps Dodge Corp in Douglas, Arizona. He worked for Anaconda Copper Mining Co. before transferring to United Verde Copper Company in 1918. He moved to Douglas, Arizona and worked with Phelps Dodge from 1944 to 1968. From the description of Kuzell metallurgy reports, ca. 1902-1971, (bulk 1930-1960). (Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division). WorldCat record id: 85866752 ...

Calumet & Arizona Mining Company

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United Verde Copper Company

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Copper company, Jerome Mining District, Yavapai County, Ariz.; organized in 1882 by Fred Thomas, George Treadwell, and Eugene Jerome. The company was sold to W.A. Clark in 1889. From the description of Records, 1886-1889. (University of Arizona). WorldCat record id: 31185187 The United Verde Copper Company was incorporated in January 1883 after word had spread that the Verde Valley was rich in copper deposits. James A. MacDonald was its first president, then-Gov...