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Milwaukee's Contribution to the Socialist Movement

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Title
Milwaukee's Contribution to the Socialist Movement
Description
Poster of "Milwaukee's Contribution to the Socialist Movement". At the bottom is a 1912 calendar.
Date
1912  
Type
Photograph  
Format-Extent
27.5 x 21.4 cm
Color Scheme
Color
Repository
Rare Book & Manuscript Library
Inventory Number
014-031-003
Subcollection
Asheville
Collection Title
Carl Sandburg Collection Photographs
Technical Details
Images were captured using an Epson 1640 XL flatbed scanner and Photoshop 7.0 and 8.0 imaging software. Master images were captured in TIFF format, 24-bit color or 16-bit black-and-white. Image size was 600 DPI for all master images. Master image size ranged from roughly 2.5 MB to 40.0 MB. Images were optimized using Photoshop 5.0. For this project image modification was kept to a minimum. Images were rotated and some borders were cropped to reflect the look of the original piece. Access images were created as JPEGS with minimum compression and sized to 1024x768 pixels.
Rights
No Copyright - United States
Rights Description
It is the responsibility of the researcher to secure permission from the appropriate copyright holder to quote, publish, or reproduce items from the University of Illinois collections, and to acknowledge in print that the materials are used or published "with permission of The Rare Book & Manuscript Library of the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign." Publication of images from the Rare Book & Manuscript Library is subject to approval and fees may be charged for such use. Publication includes the following media: print, electronic/digital, videotape, film, or microfilm. Permission to use images must be obtained in advance and in writing from the Rare Book & Manuscript Library or going to http://www.library.uiuc.edu/rbx/ . These fees are separate from any which might be assigned/assessed by the copyright holder.
Collection
Carl Sandburg Collection
TitleMilwaukee's Contribution to the Socialist Movement
DescriptionPoster of "Milwaukee's Contribution to the Socialist Movement". At the bottom is a 1912 calendar.
Date1912  
TypePhotograph  
Format-Extent27.5 x 21.4 cm
Color SchemeColor
RepositoryRare Book & Manuscript Library
Inventory Number014-031-003
SubcollectionAsheville
Collection TitleCarl Sandburg Collection Photographs
Technical DetailsImages were captured using an Epson 1640 XL flatbed scanner and Photoshop 7.0 and 8.0 imaging software. Master images were captured in TIFF format, 24-bit color or 16-bit black-and-white. Image size was 600 DPI for all master images. Master image size ranged from roughly 2.5 MB to 40.0 MB. Images were optimized using Photoshop 5.0. For this project image modification was kept to a minimum. Images were rotated and some borders were cropped to reflect the look of the original piece. Access images were created as JPEGS with minimum compression and sized to 1024x768 pixels.
RightsNo Copyright - United States
Rights DescriptionIt is the responsibility of the researcher to secure permission from the appropriate copyright holder to quote, publish, or reproduce items from the University of Illinois collections, and to acknowledge in print that the materials are used or published "with permission of The Rare Book & Manuscript Library of the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign." Publication of images from the Rare Book & Manuscript Library is subject to approval and fees may be charged for such use. Publication includes the following media: print, electronic/digital, videotape, film, or microfilm. Permission to use images must be obtained in advance and in writing from the Rare Book & Manuscript Library or going to http://www.library.uiuc.edu/rbx/ . These fees are separate from any which might be assigned/assessed by the copyright holder.
CollectionCarl Sandburg Collection

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