Box 54

Black and white photographs, some 8x10, and some smaller mounted onto board – these were used in a story on W. S. Libbey Co., which appeared in the December 1983 issue of the trade publication, "Nonwovens Industry."

Color photographs (individual and group). Unidentified.

Six black and white photographs glued on paper.

Black and white 8x10 photographs of products, including blankets and bedspreads.

Color slides, including plans, diagrams, objects, equipment.

Color slides, mostly interior and exterior, and one aerial view (1936).

Color slides of exterior of mill buildings.

Formal studio portraits of W. S. Libbey, Jr., including as a baby, with his mother (Annie Shaw Libbey), riding in a carriage (with his father?), as a young boy, as a young man. Many of the photographs were by Harry L. Plummer of Lewiston.

Mostly formal portraits of W. S. Libbey, Jr. in military uniform (as Lt. Commander, while stationed in Jacksonville, at the Naval Air Base), group photograph, work photograph. Also includes letter (memorandum) from Vernon F. Sechriest of the United States Naval Air Station in Jacksonville, Florida.

Includes W. S. Libbey Sr., Gertrude Libbey Anthony (?), Alla Libbey, Maysie Alice Barker, Red Cross nurses group portrait (including Helen McCarthy Libbey), Jack Doughty.