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Stony Brook University Libraries' consent to access as the physical owner of the collection does not address copyright issues that may affect publication rights. It is the sole responsibility of the user of Special Collections and University Archives materials to investigate the copyright status of any given work and to seek and obtain permission where needed prior to publication.

Goldberg, George. Automatic Identification Systems for Material Handling and Material Management. Audio Cassette. undated Great Neck, NY: GGX Associates, undated Total Running Time: 45:00. Original Master.

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Goldberg, George. Automatic Identification Systems for Material Handling and Material Management. Compact Disk. undated Great Neck, NY: GGX Associates, undated Total Running Time: 45:00. Primary Master.

Productivity and Quality. Manufacturer: Edutec, Inc. Date of Manufacture: 1999. Description: Press Kit (Enclosure: 13 un-opened items, in original packaging, including correspondence letter addressing Mr. Goldberg.)

Container II
Bar Code Users Summit Photograph. Photographer: Unknown. Date of Photograph: August 22, 1984. Description: 9. x 11. black/white photo duplicate framed in a light stained wood frame, frame glass was removed prior to accession into collection. Original black/white glossy photograph may be found in Box 30, within the folder marked 1 st Bar Code Summit. Photograph accompanied by 8 . x 11. paper, identification key.

Container III
Box Dies. Manufacturer: Dixie Electrotype Company, Inc. Date of Manufacture: undated Description: Deep etch, black galvanized rubber master printing dies used in the printing of bar codes on corrugated boxes. Enclosure: 2 items; die 1 measures 2 . x 5. ; die 2 measures 3 . x 7. ; and descriptive note written by Mr. Goldberg.

Container IV
Quick-Check III. Manufacturer: Photographic Sciences, Corporation. Date of Manufacture: undated Description: 3 items; item 1 is a: black, plastic hand held bar code verifier with rectangular display screen and attached stainless, steel scanning wand used in the verification of bar code information. Serial number: 9296. Item 2 is a: cream colored, plastic printer measuring 4. x 4. with 2. paper role feeder and black, on/off toggle switch. Serial Number: 104820. Item 3 is a: black AC adapter used in the powering of both units.

Container V
Universal Product Code Pressman's Gage. Manufacturer: Photographic Sciences Corporation. Date of Manufacture: undated Description: 3 items; tri-fold, hinged, black metal, square housing encompassing circular, glass lenses with incremental marking on glass for use in printing bar codes. Gage sizes: 1.2 magnifications, 1.1 magnifications, and, 1.0 magnification. Original black, vinyl case accompanies each gage.

Container V
Bottle Opener. Manufacturer: Ilford. Date of Manufacture: undated Description: 4 long, black metal exclamation point shaped bottle opener with hole located at smaller end for keychain. . Ilford. is stamped in raised relief on the front.

Series Note: The slides contained within this series were previously kept in a large three ring binder. They have been removed from the binder for preservation reasons. Accompanying the slides, were a number of items, including an audio tape of the AIM presentation. This item has been removed and placed in series 11II, box 121 with the other audio recordings. A subject based index accompanied the slides along with four photographs all of which have been left with the slides; the index is subject based and does not include an item by item listing.

Container I
Z Group
Date: undated
Index: No direct index of group.
Format: Full Color plastic and cardboard mounted plastic slides. Arrangement: Original order. Description: The slides depict equipment, bar codes and captions used in various presentations longer in use at the time of accessioning. Total Number of Slides: 127.

LXE
Date: undated
Index: No direct index of group.
Format: Full Color plastic and cardboard mounted plastic slides. Arrangement: Original order. Description: The slides depict equipment and people performing various tasks. Total Number of Slides: 11.

Duplicate set of slides for NARM
Date: September 1981
Index: No direct index of group.
Format: Full Color plastic and cardboard mounted plastic slides. Arrangement: Original order. Description: The slides depict bar codes and captions. Slides contain pencil and pen markings, identifying items general use for presentations. Total Number of Slides: 14.

Metrologic
Date: undated
Index: No direct index of group.
Slides 2, 3 and 7 are missing. Format: Full Color plastic and cardboard mounted plastic slides. Arrangement: Original order. Description: The slides depict film processing laboratory. Slides contain pencil and pen markings, identifying items general use for presentations. Total Number of Slides: 8.

Intermec (K)
Date: undated
Index: No direct index of group. See letter based index. Format: Full Color plastic mounted plastic slides. Arrangement: Original order. Description: The slides depict people using bar code equipment. Slides contain pencil and pen markings, identifying items general use for presentations. Total Number of Slides: 19.

Container II
AIM (E)
Date: undated
Index: No direct index of group. See letter based index. Format: Full Color plastic mounted plastic slides. Arrangement: Original order. Description: The slides depict people, equipment, captions and charts. Slides contain pencil and pen markings, identifying items general use for presentations. Total Number of Slides: 62.

AMH and SS Conference (J)
Date: 1981
Index: No direct index of group. See letter based index. Format: Full Color plastic mounted plastic slides. Arrangement: Original order. Description: The slides depict machinery, equipment and subject related captions. Total Number of Slides: 95.

Containers III-V
Slide Directory
Date: undated
Index: See letter based index. Format: Full Color plastic and carboard mounted plastic slides. Arrangement: Original order. (Container III. A-D, Container IV. D-G, Container V. G-I. Description: The slides depict people, equipment, machinaery, captions and charts. Slides contain pencil and pen markings, identifying items general use for presentations. Total Number of Slides: 521.

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