Rectangular plastic slide-chart made by Perrygraf for complimentary distribution by IBM Federal Systems Division
Isolation chip, known as iChip, for isolation of microorganisms that cannot be cultivated using conventional microbiological techniques using an array of 384 miniature diffusion chambers, based on an idea by Slava Epstein and colleagues at Northeastern University, made by HI-TECH Manufacturing, United States, January 2010 Isolation chip, or ichip 2010
Retail Selling Inventory material, comprises: 1 test booklet, developed by H.J. Baker and P.H. Voelker, published by Public School Publishing, Co., Bloomington, IL, n.d. Retail Selling Inventory material
Hallicrafters model 505 television receiver,1948. Missing its brown rubber screen bezel & safety 'glass' (Perspex) SEE HAZARD RECORD. Hallicrafters 505 television receiver 1948
Associated Press photograph showing American golf champion Tony Lema drinking champagne with his wife, Betty. Caption on back states that the Lemas, along with two other persons, died in a private plane crash near Lansing, Illinois. They were returning to Joliet, Illinois from Akron, Ohio, where Lema had just played in a gold tournament. Golfer Tony Lema and wife 25 July 1966
Sectional model, one eighth full size, of Fermi's original nuclear reactor (atomic pile) CP-1, (1942) A model of a nuclear reactor designed by Enrico Fermi, 1942 1942
1:32 scale model of Apollo spacecraft made by Monogram, Illinois, c.1980 Model of Apollo spacecraft 1980
Gas Flow counter made by Nuclear Chicago, Illinois, 1965 Gas Flow counter made by Nuclear Chicago 1965
Slide rule for tape-wound core calculations with single slider, cardboard, in envelope with instructions, made 1957 by Perrygraf, Illinois for Magnetics, Pennsylvania Slide rule for tape-wound core calculations with single slider 1957
Slide rule for parabolic antenna systems calculations with one slider, cardboard, in envelope with instructions, made 1957 by Andrew Corporation, Illinois Slide rule for parabolic antenna systems calculations with one slider 1957
Eyelet selector chart in slide-rule format, made 1959 by Perrygraf, Illinois for United Shoe Machinery Corporation, Massachusetts Eyelet selector chart in slide-rule format 1959
1:72 scale model of NASA space shuttle Columbia made by Monogram, Illinois, 1988 Model of NASA space shuttle, Columbia 1988
Lowrey electronic organs were originally made by and named after their developer, Frederick Lowrey, a Chicago-based industrialist and entrepreneur, with the organs constructed in Lowrey’s home state of Illinois. During the 1960s and 1970s, Lowrey was the largest manufacturer of electronic organs in the world and this example (also known as a Lowrey Symphonic Holiday organ) is one of their later examples. Organ made in mid-1970s with electronic and plastic components and wooden body. With wooden stool. Lowrey four-channel Symphonic Electronic Organ Model TGS, by Lowrey, Illinois, USA, c. 1974-76 circa 1974-76