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Model: Natalie Zawadzka MUA: Sue-Ellen Chohan Thompson Mua Photo: Monika Schaible LSS Studio Shoot with Patrick Wang-Photography
Creator(s): Stine, G. Harry (George Harry), 1928-1997
Series: NARAM 9 - Meets/Competitions - National Association of Rocketry - Model Rocketry
Production Date: 1967
Scope and Content Note: Photograph of an unidentified man with a model rocket, Mankato, Minnesota, 1967. Stamped on verso: "2378."
Use Restriction(s): Permission to publish material from the G. Harry Stine Space History and Model Rocketry Collection must be obtained from The Museum of Flight Archives.
Identifier: 2013-09-17_image_103_01
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Model: Bree Swing
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte
Model: Caroline OConnor
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Model: Bree Swing
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte
This is the Weston model 370 electrodynomometer AC/DC ammeter which was in production for approx. 60 years and used actively for about 100. Talk about lasting and enduring designs! The 370 "mainframe" was used for several different product designs that included voltmeters and watt-meters in various power ranges.
This particular unit was once used by the Wisconsin Power Co. And could be found on their service trucks and in their facilities. It came with a calibration record from that company and was still pretty much bang on spec when it left their care. Unfortunately, this unit was badly damaged on its way to me, (dropped or impacted(?)), which busted open the wooden cabinet, which I was able to repair and also fix up a few other parts which got bent. I even gave a quick surface refresh to reduce the more ugly scratches and scrapes on the wood and then applied some lemon oil. The massive 3/4" Bakelite plith that the hardware is mounted too remained unscathed. The meter movement itself was also damaged and giving off low readings. The springs in this movement which were sturdy and designed for calm travel and handling, was not designed to handle blunt force trauma. So I worked out a deal with the vendor and decided to keep it and use it mostly as just a man-cave style accessory
Oh well. Such is life.. :)
Model: Rachel Kay Munoz as Ursula
Makeup: Steffani Walsh
Hair: Jovana Garcia
Location: The Doll Factory - David Moreno's Enchantment Studio