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1. Copy Print of Silicon Valley Pioneers - Print, Digital

   Copy Print of Silicon Valley Pioneers, 2016. Color digital copy print on Epson Professional paper shows a second generation image of "Silicon Valley Pioneers" by Robert K. Semans. The original oil painting was completed in 2002 and has an overall size of 9' x 18'. The painting shows portraits of 14 electronics industry pioneers set against the east wall of the Stanford University quad with the Memorial Church in the background. Individuals from...

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2. Copy Print of Silicon Valley Pioneers with Captions - Print, Digital

   Copy Print of Silicon Valley Pioneers with Captions, 2016. Black and white digital copy print shows a second generation image of "Silicon Valley Pioneers" by Robert K. Semans. The original oil painting was completed in 2002 and has an overall size of 9' x 18'. The painting shows portraits of 14 electronics industry pioneers set against the east wall of the Stanford University quad with the Memorial Church in the background. The 8.5" x 10" copy pr...

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3. Eimac Photocollage Copy Print - Print, Digital

   Eimac Photocollage Copy Print, 2016. Color digital copy print on Epson Professional paper shows an image of a photocollage of Eimac history from its founding in 1934 to 1974. Eimac was headquartered in San Bruno, California, and the company produced vacuum tube transmitters and receivers for radio frequency applications. The collage shows multiple snapshots of founders Bill Eitel and Jack McCullough, Eimac facilities, employees, vacuum tubes, adv...

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4. Jack McCullough Interview, November 25, 1997 - Videodisc, Digital

   Jack McCullough Interview, November 25, 1997. Video DVD interview (2 discs) between co-founder of Eimac, Jack McCullough and an old-time employee recorded on McCullough's 90th birthday, November 25, 1997. Disc 1-2. Includes a series of interview questions on Heinz and Kaufman where both Bill and Jack first worked at, on Bill Eital, co-founder of Eimac, how Jack McCullough met Eital, on the radio communication tubes that both Eital and McCullough ...

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5. The Story of Eimac and the Remarkable Men Who Made It - Document, Digital

   The Story of Eimac and the Remarkable Men Who Made It, 1996. Digital copies of a manuscript written by Don Preist, which covers the first fifty years of Eitel-McCullough Inc. (Eimac). Eimac, founded in San Bruno in 1934, built improved capacity vacuum tubes for scientific and military use, broadcast radio, and television. In 1965 Eimac merged with the Palo Alto company Varian Associates and became a division within the Varian company. The documen...

   Record Type: Archive