Visual Materials
Airforms - Photographs, Mexico
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Airforms
Visual Materials
Includes many 2 1/4 x 2 1/4-inch original negatives taken by Wallace Neff, of Airforms, people, and aerial views in Mexico, approximately 1940s-1950s. Some images of Airforms under construction. See also Subseries 3. Negatives/Transparencies: Reachi, Manuel, for additional Airform images.
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Airforms - Photographs, Africa
Visual Materials
Includes Neff in ceremony with King of Egypt, 1949.
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Airforms - Drawings
Visual Materials
Sketches, blueprints, tracing paper drawings, copies of drawings and renderings. Additional drawings are attached to correspondence or other files in the Airforms series.
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Airforms - Correspondence
Visual Materials
Includes 5 photographs of Airforms being built in Portugal. Attached to letter from Adolf K. N. Waterval, A.I.A., July 24, 1955 (Folder 10).
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Airforms - Photographs, various
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A variety of mostly professional photographs, some unidentified. Neff and other people appear in some images. Some photographs by Maynard Parker.
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Photographs of Airform Construction
Visual Materials
This collection contains photographs, papers and published articles related to Los Angeles architect Wallace Neff (1895-1982) and his work designing residential and public buildings, primarily in Southern California, approximately 1913-1960s. The bulk of the collection consists of photographs of residential exteriors and interiors, with some views of other buildings; photographs of Neff's sketches; photographs of architectural drawings; portraits of Neff and family members; and correspondence and patent drawings pertaining to airform construction. The airform construction or "Bubble house" materials also include snapshots of airform housing under construction in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, 1961. An autograph copy of Neff's book "Architecture of Southern California" (Rand McNally, 1964) is also part of this collection (Box 6).
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