Bioresource Engineering Department Photograph Collection (P 106)

Inventory

NOTE: All negatives and large format color transparencies are stored 
separately at 2/3/8

(P shelves - Box 1)
Photographs From Annual Reports and Other Research Reports:
1-6 	From Harvesting and Farm Seed 1956 annual report:
	1	Suction harvester for seed showing rotating finger ground 
		scratcher [S-67-7-55]
	2	Suction harvester in field, showing close-up of vibrating 
		finger agitator 
		[S-73-9-55]
	3	Suction harvester in field, showing front view of 
		rotating chain agitator 
		[S-74-9-55]
	4	Suction harvester in field, showing front view of 
		rotating brush agitator
		[S-76-9-55]
	5	Commercial electrostatic separator for minerals [S-85-4-56]
	6	Portable hoist modified to serve as elevator [S-86-4-56]

7-9	Case combine and tractor [from in Small Seed Harvesting 1958 
	annual report; S-106-7- 57, S-107-7-57, S-108-7-57]

10-11	From Small Seed Harvesting & Processing Investigations 1962 
	annual report:
	10	First model of mechanical vibrator feeder driven with and 
		electric motor and cam [S-262-11-60]
	11	Mechanical vibrator feeder [S-280-8-61]

12-15	From Harvesting and Farm Seed 1956 annual report:
	12	Seed cleaning lab [S-78-4-56]
	13	High-speed screening device for seed [S-87-4-56]
	14	Draper seed separator [S-81-4-56]
	15	Electrostatic seed separator developed by graduate student

16-17	Small seeds researcher conducting field investigations [from 
	Small Seed Harvesting & Processing Investigations 1962 annual report; 
	S-285-9-61]

18	Seed blender [from in Harvesting and Farm Seed 1956 annual 
	report; S-79-4-56]

19-22	From in Small Seed Harvesting & Processing Investigations 1962 
	annual report:
	19	Seed separating equipment? [S-155-1-59]
	20	Small seeds researcher in the field [S-288-9-61]
	21	Equipment [S-282-8-61]
	22	Small seeds researcher in the field [S-289-9-61]

23-24	From Small Seed Harvesting 1960 annual report:
	23	Cutting seed crop with a tractor and attachments [S-208-9-59]
	24	Combine [S-210-9-59]

25-34	From Small Seed Harvesting 1961 annual report:
	25-27	Combining seed crops at Hyslop farm? [S-252-8-60, 
		S-254-8-60, S-249-8-60]
	28	Close-up view of a seed combine [S-251-8-60]
	29	Researcher in the field [S-257-8-60]
	30-34	Equipment [S-271-3-61, S-270-3-61, S-258-10-60, 
		S-230-4-60, S-155-1-59]

35-39	Seed dryer manufactured by Arnold Dryer Company, ca. 1955

40-42	Cattle branding squeeze chute
43-49	Truck loading chute; J. S. Guttridge

50	Case A-6 combine, 1959 [S-210-9-59]
50a	Case A-6 combine, 1957 [S-108-7-57]

51-55	From 1951 Fiber Flax Processing Investigations annual report:
	51	Harvesting flax (color print)
	52	Flax processing, 1946 [FX-323-11-46]
	53	Flax processing, 1950 [FX-419-11-50]
	54	Loading flax on trailer [FX-422-51]
	55	Santiam flax processing plant, Jefferson, Oregon; pilot 
		plant for fiber flax processing research project [FX-415-11-50]

56-61	From report on 3rd National Potato Conference, Grand Forks, ND, 
	March 1951:
	56	Flatt 2-row separator
	57	Noffsinger 1-row combine
	58 	Bean 1-row combine
	59 	Lockwood 1-row combine
	60	Advanced bin loader
	61	Dahlman 2-row potato combine

62	Harvested flax straw drying in field in wigwams, Benton County 
	flax mill, Sept. 1943 [from 1950 Fiber Flax Processing Investigations 
	annual report; FX-202-9-43]
	
63	Case Combine, July 1957 [from progress report on A-6 Case 
	combine; S-106-7-57]

64	Flax loader [from 1950 Fiber Flax Processing Investigations 
	annual report]

65-74	Testing the Arnold Portable Dehydrator [from report, summary of 
	Dehydration Tests of Arnold Portable Dehydrator, August 1948]

75-88	From Agricultural Handbook - Seed Cleaning and Handling, June 1959:
	75-86	Seed cleaning and handling equipment
	87	Seed warehouse [S-187-5-59]
	88	C. M. Volkman & Co. seed store and warehouse [S-184-5-59]

89-94	From 1947 Fiber Flax Processing Investigations annual report:
	89	Experimental flax puller equipped with double needle 
		binder and separator stop, July 1946 [FX-288-7-46]
	90	Oregon City Foundry new flax puller, 1946 (photo by Leo 
		F. Simon)
	91	Flax deseeder binder with separator stop, Mt. Angel Flax 
		Growers Plant, 1946 [FX-304-10-46]
	92	Bacteriology lab retting apparatus used in flax retting 
		studies, Oregon State College, 1947 [FX-336-4-17]
	93	Galvinometer, thermocouple, and recording thermometers as 
		installed in the Northwest Flax Production Plant during test, July 1946 
		[FX-278-7-46]
	94	Inclined scutcher feed table equipped with conveyors and 
		butters, Washington County Flax Growers Plant, Cornelius, Oregon, Nov. 
		1946 [FX-320-11-46]

95	Beetling, scutching and hackling flax; from an old engraving [FX-334-3-47]

96	Electric Steam Boiler dairy sterilizer
97	Dairy water heater

98	Irrigation pump, 7 1/2 h.p.
99	Irrigation of clover pasture, Tillamook County
100	Leveling strips for flood irrigation in Clackamas County, Stahely 
	Bros. 20 acres

101	Silage cutter, 4 tons per hr. with 5 h.p. electric motor at 
	Oregon State College Dairy Barn; farm truck at left, 1929

102	Bob Warrens with 10 h.p. irrigation pump & motor
103	Portable irrigation unit for celery irrigation by flooding, C. K. 
	Ogura farm, Marion County, ca. 1935

104	Electric hotbed, ca. 1935

105	Cows in pasture of ladino clover, Stahely Bros.

106	Hay chopping, Oregon State College Dairy Barn, 1929 (photo by 
	Howell's Studio)
107	Automatic feed grinder installation in OAC Poultry Plant, May 
	1928 (photo by George Kable, Corvallis)

108	Irrigating corn

109	Ensilage cutter with 5 hp GE motor, Robert Clark farm, Salem, 
	Fall 1935 (see P106:115)

110	Turkey poults in electric brooder with C. J. Hurd, Fred Wiese 
	farm, Corvallis, 1930 (photo by F. Earl Price)

111	Preparing strip borders for flood irrigation, Stahely Bros., Clackamas

112	DeLaval cream separator, 1925 (photo by Graves Studio)

113	Wood Bros. electric brooder for turkeys, ca. 1930

114	Electrically operated bull exerciser, with P. M. Brandt and J. J. 
	Van Kleek, OSC campus

115	Ensilage cutter on Robert Clark farm, Fall 1935 (see also P106:109)

116	Sow and piglets

117	Electric pig brooder

118	Leveling strips for flood irrigation, Taylor Guernsey Dairy Farm

119	Strawberry plant - Corvallis variety, ca. 1940
120	Strawberry plant - Ettersburg variety, ca. 1940
121	Preserve cooker on scale, ca. 1940
122	Vacuum pan for cooking preserve
123	Vacuum sealing machine

124	Refractometer for determination of soluble solids

125	Rod type wheel guard and vine lifter with nozzle attachment
126	Solid shield vine parters with rod wheel guards
127	Tractor sprayer showing power take-off and front wheel guards
128	Line shaft on side of tractor also 55 model vine lifters on rear wheel
129	Open framework spring steel vine lifter and wheel guards

130	Crop dusting -- TBM in low flight application showing spray 
	curtain from win tip boom segment
131	Crop dusting -- TBM making spray application for mid-wing boom 
	segment pattern studies
132	Crop dusting -- N3N airplane dust application with extended 
	distribution tubes
133	Air turbulence study equipment on runway
134	Government-owned N3N making flight over water pan and captive 
	balloons in study on air turbulence

135	12-foot spray boom mounted on rear of tractor; parallel piped 
	boom adjustment
136	Rear view of duster with semi-circular hooded boom during 
	heptachlor dust application
137	Front view of hood boom duster during application of heptachlor 
	dust on clover plots
138	Rear view of dust distributors showing take-off to distributor 
	tubes and hydraulic gate opener
139	Front view of airplane showing dust tubes extended
140	Air scoop to airplane dust distributor showing throat divisions
141	Top view of fluted rotor for metering dust and showing porous air 
	tubes mounted
142	Ground duster metering gate & shut-off
143	Dust metering gate used with tractor mounted duster
144	Crop dusting -- Government-owned N3N showing dust and spray installation

145-147   [no images with these numbers]	

148	First model of mechanical filbert harvester, Agricultural 
	Experiment Station, 1943

149	Commercial inclined draper, 1959 [S-196-5-59]

150-153 Illustrations from Rudinsky's paper on Balsam Wooly Aphid.

154	Square and round minors tested in tension
155	Round minor set in grips ready for testing	
156	Grips for square minors designed after those in TM-112
157	Grips for round minor specially designed for the side study
158	Standard jig for making the tension parallel to grain minors 
	(similar to TM-112)
159	New air-operated jig for making tension minors

160	Six 2"x4" douglas fir, dimension showing tension failure and 
	plywood plates on ends
161-162 Close-up photos of 2"x4"s showing failure
163	Douglas-fir, Oregon white oak and grass vegetation types on the 
	McDonald Forest; soil on the grass in foreground is a Cove clay
164	Non-forested opening on the McDonald Forest bordered by Oregon 
	white oaks and mixed Douglas-fir/white oak types; soil is Climax clay
165	Cut-over Douglas-fir stand in McDonald Forest with thick ground 
	cover of grass, bracken fern and blackberry; soil is Aiken clay loam

166	Agriculture fair, 1922 (4x5 copy negative only)

167-249 Harvesting equipment and laboratory analysis of grass & cover 
	crop seed:
	167	[S-82-4-56]
	168	[S-83-4-56]
	169	Researchers in seed cleaning lab [S-78-4-56; see also P 106:12]
	170	Draper seed separator in seed cleaning lab [S-81-4-56; 
		see also P 106:14]
	171	Seed blender [S-79-4-56; see also P 106:18]
	172	Electrostatic separator for minerals [S-85-4-56; see also P106:5]
	173	[S-84-4-56]
	174a	High-speed screening device for seed [S-87-4-56; see also 
		P 106:13]
	174b	Mist-O-Matic [S-88-4-56]
	175	[S-89-4-56]
	176	Case tractor pulling thresher [S-10-7-53]
	177	Tractor pulling thresher [S-13-7-53]
	178	Massey-Harris combine [S-14-7-53]
	179	Massey-Harris thresher [S-1-7-53]
	180	John Deere thresher [S-4-7-53]
	181	Thresher [S-6-7-53]
	182	Farmall tractor pulling Case thresher [S-55-8-54]
	183	Tractor pulling Dearborn combine [S-12-7-53]
	184	Oliver combine [S-8-7-53]
	185	Massey-Harris thresher [S-15-8-53]
	186	Thresher [S-16-8-53]
	187	John Deere tractor pulling Case thresher [S-17-9-53]
	188	Tractor pulling combine [S-18-9-53]
	189	Tractor pulling combine [S-19-9-53]
	190	Top view of experimental field reclaimer for shattered 
		seed [S-71-7-55]
	191	Experimental Field reclaimer for shattered seed with 	
		brush cover in place 
		[S-66-7-55; used in 1955 Seed Harvesting Investigations 
		annual report]
	192	Suction harvester for seed showing rotating finger ground 
		scratcher [S-68-7-55]
	193a	Suction harvester with rotating brush agitator in crimson 
		clover field, front view [S-76-9-55; see also P 106:4]
	193b	Suction harvester in crimson clover field, showing front 
		view of rotating chain agitator [S-74-9-55; see also P 106:3]
	194	Suction harvester in crimson clover field, showing 
		close-up of vibrating finger agitator [S-73-9-55; see also P 106:2]
	195	Remodeled suction harvester with rotating chain agitator 
		in crimson clover field [S-99-8-56]
	196	Cockshutt suction? harvester [S-137-8-58]
	197	Tractor pulling Case suction? harvester [S-108-7-57]
	198	Case suction? harvester [S-109-7-57]
	199	Tractor pulling suction harvester in field [S-110-7-57]
	200-201 Farmall tractor pulling suction harvester	
	202	Looking at straw refuse from harvester
	203-204 Suction harvester in action	
	205	Farmall tractor pulling suction harvester
	206	Remodeled suction harvester with rotating chain agitator 
		in crimson clover field [S-98-8-56]
	207	Seed samples? [S-41-9-53]
	208	Samples taken from the rack and shoe during the 2-canvas 
		1953 harvesting test [S-43-9-53] 
	209	Processing the combine rack sample in laboratory to 
		recover unthreshed, damaged, and threshed seed to determine 
		the rack and cylinder losses [S-44-5-54; used in 1955 Seed 
		Harvesting Investigation annual report]
	210	[S-45-5-54]
	211	[S-46-5-54]
	212	Bagging seed samples [S-47-5-54]
	213	Separating seed from straw by hand [S-48-5-54]
	214	[S-50-5-54]
	215	Analyzing seed samples [S-51-5-54]
	216	Sorting seed samples in the laboratory to analyze the 
		loss and damage [S-52-5-54; used in 1955 Seed Harvesting Investigation 
		annual report]
	217	Test truck loaded with samples and equipment at the 
		completion of the experiment [S-59-8-54; used in 1955 Seed Harvesting 
		Investigation annual report]
	218	Equipment tray in test truck [S-60-8-54]
	219	Cutting samples by hand in the field [S-23-8-53]
	220	Cutting samples by hand in the field [S-24-8-53]
	221	Cutting samples by hand in the field [S-25-8-53]
	222	Cutting samples by hand in the field [S-26-8-53]
	223	Bagging seed samples in the field after cutting [S-27-8-53]
	224	Preparing to vacuum plot area [S-28-8-53]
	225	Vacuuming plot area to collect shatter losses [S-29-8-53]
	226	Bagging the vacuumed seed sample [S-30-8-53]
	227	Vacuuming 1/1000 acre plot to collect shatter losses; 
		test truck with generator and equipment drawer in background [S-58-8-54; 
		used in 1955 Seed Harvesting Investigation annual report]
	228	Adjusting vacuum harvester [S-32-9-53]
	229	Running combine harvesting test with Case harvester 
		pulled by a tractor in alta fescue using the two canvas method 
		and 1/100 acre section of the field [S-56-8- 54]
	230	Holding 2 canvasses in position to catch straw walker material 
		on one and shoe material on the other over a measured 
		distance in windrowed highland bentgrass [S-34-8-53]
	231	Collecting combine sifting loss sample from a Massey-Harris 
		harvester in bent grass harvesting using the canvas and 
		1/100 acre plots [S-35-8-53]
	232	Bagging straw material collected on canvas [S-36-8-53]
	233	Samples taken from a single test to determine the seed 
		production, loss, and damage in harvesting alta fescue [S-37-9-53]
	234	Combining a grass field [S-2-7-53]
	235	Windrowing a grass field with John Deere equipment [S-3-7-53]
	236	Windrowing a grass field [S-20-8-53]
	237	Harvesting equipment in grass field [S-21-8-53]
	238	Harvesting equipment in grass field [S-22-8-53]
	239	Windrowing grass onto paper [S-93-8-56]
	240	combining lotus that has been windrowed on paper [S-95-8-56]
	241	Seed sample on paper [S-96-8-56]
	242	Seed equipment [S-53-5-54]
	243	Seed equipment [S-54-5-54]
	244	Seed equipment [S-61-9-54]
	245	Plot thresher with cover removed exposing the adjustable 
		sive for cleaning between seed lots [S-63-11-54; used in 1954 Seed 
		Harvesting Investigations annual report]
	246	Plot threshing machine [S-65-11-54]
	247	Plot threshing machine with graduated air, cylinder speed 
		and clearance, and screen opening as well as special features 
		for ease of cleaning between plots [S-64-11-54; used in 1954 Seed 
		Harvesting Investigations annual report]
	248	Plot thresher with cylinder in open position exposing the 
		cylinder and bars for ease of cleaning between seed plots [S-62-11-54; 
		used in 1954 Seed Harvesting Investigations annual report]
	249	Flax puller

250-252 [no images with these numbers]

253-256 Hopper bottom bin for flat-bed trucks built by W.C. Lewis & Son, 
	Rickreall, Oregon

257	Model "M" tractor with #51 mower cutting second cutting of 2 1/2 
	ton per acre of alfalfa hay;  James McDonald operating machine on the 
	Sorensen ranch, Ellensburg, Washington (promotional photo from John Deere 
	Plow Co.) 
258	#51 mower with model "M" tractor mowing Timothy and grass hay 
	four tons per acre on Jim McDonald ranch--young McDonald operating, 
	Ellensburg, Washington (promotional photo from John Deere Plow Co.)

259-260 Desk and display rack for plans

261-262 Jensen beet thinners machine developed by Vernal Jensen 
	and Coulson Parrish of the research and development section of 
	the Amalgamated Sugar Company; a self-propelled, four-row vehicle to 
	carry sugar beet blockers and thinners as they work.(12x17 oversize box)

263	Fox Field Harvester and Field Trailer harvesting grass silage at 
	the J. J. Astor Experiment Station, Astoria, Oregon (photo by A.N. 
	Thorndike, Astoria)

264-266 Cattle chutes
267	Fencing and gates (2 images; 12x17 oversize box)

268-279 Illustrations from publication on hay drying in Oregon 
	by Dale E. Kirk including dryers, blowers, and storage 
	structures, ca. 1950

280	Exhibit panel, "Industrial Uses of Farm Crops - Fiber Flax," 
	showing production steps;  prepared by the Bureau of Agricultural 
	Chemistry and Engineering of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, ca. 1940 
	(oversize cabinet drawer 7)

281	[duplicate print moved to FX-269-6-46]

282-283 Self-propelled flax puller (photos by Leo F. Simon, 
	Portland; see FX-311-10-46 for another view)

284-287 [duplicate prints transferred to locations with like prints]

288	Scutching wheel demonstrating how the knives strike the fiber 
	when in operation, 1925 (Photo by Canadian Government Motion Picture 
	Bureau & provided to W.M. Hurst by the Canadian Dept. of Agriculture)

289-298 Photos from report on performance of the experimental 
	bundle spreading device in handling retted fiber flax bundles by 
	University of Minnesota, 1946:
	289	General view of the experimental bundle spreading device 
		showing a bundle entering at the right and spread material 
		being discharged.
	290	Bundle spreading machine showing the primary and 
		secondary spreading forks.
	291	Bundles as received from the USDA laboratory with 
		identification numbers as used in report.
	292	Bundle no. 5 after it had passed through the machine.
	293	Bundle no. 2 as it was discharged by spreading device.
	294	Bundle no. 3 after spreading.  Some material was cut from 
		each end of the bundle prior to spreading.
	295	Bundle no. 4 after spreading.
	296	Bundle no. 4 with board tilted to obtain a near-top view.
	297	Bundle no. 6.  The ends of this bundle were combed before spreading.
	298	Bundle no. 8.  Eight inches were cut from the butt end 
		and a small tuft removed from the head end prior to spreading.

299-301	Illustrations for deseeding circular (5x7 negatives only, 
	299-300; negative and print for 301)

(16x20 oversize box)
302-312 Agricultural Engineering Graduates, 1952-1964; 
	composites of individual b/w portrait photographs:
	302	Class of 1952 - Agricultural Engineering
	303	Class of 1953 - Agricultural Engineering
	304	Class of 1955 - Gen. Agriculture with Agric. Engineering Emphasis
	305	Class of 1956 - Gen. Agriculture with Agric. Engineering Emphasis
	306	Class of 1957 - Gen. Agriculture with Agric. Engineering Emphasis
	307	Class of 1958 - Mechanical Technology in Agriculture
	308	Class of 1958 - Agricultural Engineering
	309	Class of 1959 - Agricultural Engineering; includes L. 
		Edwin Coate (OSU VP for Finance & Administration, 1986-1992)
	310	Class of 1961 - Mechanical Technology in Agriculture
	311	Class of 1963 - Mechanical Technology in Agriculture
	312	Class of 1964 - Mechanical Technology in Agriculture

(P shelves - box 1)
313	Unidentified equipment (2 views)

314	Radiation trailer, Oregon State University Extension Service, ca. 
	1970 (color slide)

315-316 Small tractor pulling spray rig, August 1978 (color slides)

317-319 Lily fields, August 1978 (color slides)

Unnumbered images:
	Hops field (print only)
	Crane loading harvested hops vines? onto wagons (copy print only)
	Trees covered with snow


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