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Part Of
Max Patzelt fonds
Description Level
Series
GMD
graphic material
Date Range
21 Aug 1981 27 Oct 1981 23 Mar 1982
Accession Number
2004.16
Scope and Content
Photographs showing important Ocelot staff members such as E.T (ED) Cotton (Ocelot Field Construction Manager), Roy Fisher (Vice President of Ocelot Industries Limited), Bob Kelly (Technical Manager), & Bill Eynon (Ocelot Manager). There are also photographs of other unknown workers.
Part Of
Max Patzelt fonds
Creator
Max Patzelt
Description Level
Series
Series Number
15
Accession Number
2004.16
GMD
graphic material
Date Range
21 Aug 1981 27 Oct 1981 23 Mar 1982
Physical Description
14 photograph prints : color 1 photograph print : b&w 13 negatives
Custodial History
Photographs taken by Max Patzelt.
Scope and Content
Photographs showing important Ocelot staff members such as E.T (ED) Cotton (Ocelot Field Construction Manager), Roy Fisher (Vice President of Ocelot Industries Limited), Bob Kelly (Technical Manager), & Bill Eynon (Ocelot Manager). There are also photographs of other unknown workers.
Notes
81-08-396, 81-10-(532,534,537,539,541,542,543,545), 82-03-(832,873,874,876,877,878)
Name Access
Cotton, E.
Eynon, Bill
Fisher, Roy
Kelly, Bob
Subject Access
People
Ocelot
Ocelot Staff
Manager
Storage Location
Artifact Storage
Part Of
Museum Collection
Description Level
Series
Date Range
[August 16, 1992]
Accession Number
82.0
Scope and Content
Slides of Ken Hall, Charles Shaw, Robert Stewart, Allen Williams, and Glen Henry chopping a Cedar Tree for Canoe Building but the Tree was rejected due to hollowness.
Part Of
Museum Collection
Creator
Monsterrat Gonzales
Description Level
Series
Series Number
1
Accession Number
82.0
Date Range
[August 16, 1992]
Physical Description
17 slides : colour
Custodial History
Photographs taken by Monsterrat Gonzales in her role as curator of the Kitimat Museum.
Scope and Content
Slides of Ken Hall, Charles Shaw, Robert Stewart, Allen Williams, and Glen Henry chopping a Cedar Tree for Canoe Building but the Tree was rejected due to hollowness.