AIDC 100 Archives - George Goldberg Collection
Type of Material: Documents, photographs, audio, videotapes, slides, digital media and artifacts from
the publisher of the first AIDC trade publication.
Personal Name: George Goldberg
Collection ID: Collection 329
Creator: George Goldberg
Extent: 38 cubic ft.
Span Dates: 1973-2001
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ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION Title Description George Goldberg Memorial Digitization Project Introduction The collection focuses on George Goldberg's professional career and as founder and editor of SCAN Newsletter. The collection is open to research without restrictions. Mrs. Teddy Goldberg retains rights to his personal papers and publications. All requests should be addressed to Special Collections. In citing the collection, please credit it as follows: George Goldberg Collection, Special Collections, Stony Brook University Libraries. George Goldberg, co-founder of the AIDC 100 and publisher of SCAN Newsletter, began his professional career outside the AIDC field. He attended City College of New York where he received a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Market Research and Statistics. Later, he attended New York University (NYU) where he studied economics and market research, and received a Master of Business Administration (MBA). Upon completing his education, Mr. Goldberg's first position was as a project leader for a market research firm that specialized in surveying young people. After three years, he left market research and took a position as chief statistician with a newly formed joint procurement agency of the U. S. Department of Defense. After a few years, he left government service and took a position with a diversified company (listed on the American Stock Exchange) that manufactured and marketed microfilm equipment and plastic products. He stayed with this firm for seventeen years, ultimately attaining the position of president and chief executive officer. He left the company in 1973. Soon after, he was retained as a consultant to a company that manufactured bar code film masters for the newly introduced UPC technology. After two years of consulting, Mr. Goldberg and his wife, Teddy, formed their own operating company, GGX Associates. GGX marketed film masters and pressure sensitive labels, especially designed for the UPC bar code as well as other applications. The company flourished under their direction and soon became one of the leading marketers of film masters and pressure sensitive labels in the industry. The company was sold in 1992. During his early years in AIDC, Mr. Goldberg noticed that there were no trade publications that dealt with the burgeoning industry. Finding the niche, he decided to fill it. In 1977, he and Teddy, with their son Jeff as associate Editor, created SCAN Newsletter, a trade publication that explored the various aspects of the growing AIDC field. Included was coverage of AIDC technologies such as: bar coding, radio frequency (RFID and RFDC), magnetic stripe, OCR, voice recognition, smart cards and biometrics. Also included were market analyses and various other topics of interest to professionals. The publication had fewer than one hundred subscribers at its inception, but grew steadily over the next 19 years. In 1996, Mr. Goldberg sold the publication to Corry Publishing (where it is now published as SCAN: The Data Capture Report) and took the position of Contributing Editor; at the time of sale the newsletter had paid subscriptions in twenty-six countries around the globe. In 1982, in an endeavor to recognize individuals who had made positive contributions to the bar code industry, SCAN Newsletter, joined forces with AIM USA (Automatic Identification Manufacturers) to establish the prestigious Percival Award (in honor of Mr. Don Percival, one of the early founders and pioneers in barcode scanning technology). The award has been presented annually to individuals or organizations in recognition of outstanding contributions to the field of automatic identification and data capture technology by members and professionals within the AIDC community. One of Mr. Goldberg's most prominent achievements has been the co-founding of the AIDC 100 with Ben Nelson and Chet Benoit, an organization of the leading professionals within the AIDC's vendor, user and associated communities. The organization's active membership is by invitation only and is limited to one hundred active members at any given time (members who retire are designated as "inactive" but retain full membership privileges), selected from the most outstanding professionals from the AIDC industry. The most significant achievement of the organization has been the establishment of the AIDC 100 Archives at SUNY Stony Brook. The Archive is the only central resource for documents, research reports, publications, artifacts and other archival material gathered worldwide. The AIDC 100 Archives provides invaluable assistance to writers, researchers, students and the media about the history and technology of the AIDC industry. In addition to his many contributions to the AIDC community, Mr. Goldberg has sat on the ANSI (American National Standards Institute) committees that established package-marking standards; he has worked as technical advisor to the book publishing industry committee on bar coding; he has conducted seminars on bar coding in the United States, Canada, Europe and China; and he has written numerous articles on the AIDC industry for publication. In 1996, he sold SCAN Newsletter, but remained an active participant in the industry through his leadership of AIDC 100 and as Contributing Editor for SCAN: The Data Capture Report. His contributions to the field of Automatic Identification and Data Capture stand as a monument to the field to which he dedicated himself, and the technology he helped the world understand. The George Goldberg Collection consists of sixteen series: general reference, bar codes, additional AIDC technologies, non-retail industry applications, industry activities, trade associations, trade shows, corporate files, SCAN monthly working papers, periodicals, books, video recordings, audio recordings, electronic media, artifacts/equipment and slides. Items housed in acidic or metal housings have been removed from these housings for preservation reasons and have been placed in acid free folders and containers. Photographs have been placed in acid free folders and envelopes, and were left within original series. All metal fasteners have been removed and replaced in accordance with accepted archival standards of preservation. Series XIII: Audio Recordings contains the original audio version of Mr. Goldberg's speech given at the first Scantech meeting in the early 1980s. Series I: General Reference, 1973-1998, 2.5 linear feet. News clippings, articles, correspondence, glossaries and technical standards that provide the researcher with general background into the development of the bar code, especially the UPC code. II. Bar Codes, 1974-1999, 5.8 linear feet. News clippings, articles, correspondence, and technical standards that explore the various industry uses of the bar code. III. Additional AIDC Technologies, 1974-1999, 1.3 linear feet. The series contains news clippings, articles, correspondence and some technical standards that provide the researcher with insight into the evolving AIDC world. IV. Non-retail Industry Applications, 1972-1998, 2 linear feet. Articles, technical standards, correspondence and memorandums that explore the non-retail based applications of AIDC technologies in such areas as the governmental, automotive, warehousing industries that provide researchers with an overview of other industry applications. V. Industry activities, 1974-1998, 5 linear inches. Complaints, briefs and news clippings, photographs and brochures on education, art, patent and legal actions taken within the AIDC industry. VI. Trade associations, 1975-1999, 1.8 linear feet. News releases, articles, correspondence, memorandums, brochures, agenda. VII. Trade shows, 1982-1998, 5.8 linear feet. Brochures, correspondence, agenda and proceedings. VIII. Corporate files, 1980-2000, 5 linear feet. Alphabetical listing of companies involved in the AIDC industry. Included are financial reports, correspondence, articles, advertisements, brochures, memorandums and photographs. IX. SCAN Monthly Working Papers, 1977-1996, 16.25 linear feet. Articles, and interviews, galleys used to create the SCAN newsletter. X. Periodicals, 1973-2001, 8.3 linear feet. Magazines, newsletters and trade journals. XI. Books, 1984-1998, 1.3 linear feet. Trade books. XII. Video Recordings, 1985-1995, 1.3 linear feet. Video recordings that were used in general instruction and promotion about the AIDC field. XIII. Audio Recordings, 1982-1985, 5 linear inches. Audiotapes of major speeches and lectures presented to various industry representatives. XIV. Electronic Media, 1999, 3 linear inches. Compact disks with PDF versions of SCAN: The Data Capture Report. XV. Artifacts and Equipment, 1999, 1.3 linear feet. XVI. Slides, 1981-1988, 1.3 linear feet. SERIES I. GENERAL REFERENCE Box 1 AIDC Timeline, undated Box 2 General Industry, January 1989-June 1994 Data Collection Hardware/Software, July 8, 1988 Box 4 Annual Report to President and Congress, December 30, 1977 European Market, June 1989-March 1995 Correspondence, August 22, 1983-March 18, 1995 What is a Bar Code? undated UPC Reference Manual, undated UPC Guidelines Manual, January 1978-January 1986 Box 7 Uniform Code Council, May 14, 1982-February 2, 1996 Box 9 Symbol Quality, October 1974-June 1998 Governmental Legislation, December 11, 1974-April 11, 1995 Sub-series II: EAN Retail (Supermarkets/Groceries-Non-U.S.) Standards and Specifications, 1977-1993 Box 11 International Article Number Association/EAN, January 1977-December 1983 EAN Japan, January 1989-February 1995 Sub-series III: UPC/EAN Retail (Non-Supermarket) Box 13 Standards and Specifications, December 1987-January, 1989 Sub-series IV: Non-retail Applications (Non-Industry Specific) Standards and Specifications, October 23, 1975-May 26, 1982 Box 14 Reference Manuals, 1980-1984 Box 15 Scanning Hardware/Fixed Position, October 1980-December 1984 Sub-series V: UPC/EAN Shipping Container Codes and Symbols Box 16 Standards and Specifications, September 1975-May 1976 Box 17 Association of Independent Corrugated Converters, April 18, 1985-March 25, 1986 Sub-series VI: Bar Code Symbologies. Linear (non-UPC/EAN) Box 18 Code 11, May 1977-April 17, 1987 Sub-series VII: Bar Code Symbologies. Stacked and/or Two-Dimensional Box 19 Standards and Specifications, May 1994--August 1998 Sub-series VIII: Bar Codes: Printing Box 20 Standards and Specifications, April 23, 1980-August 12, 1988 Sub-series I: Optical Character Recognition (OCR) Box 21 Standards and Specifications, 1974-1982 Sub-series II: Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Standards and Specifications, 1996-1998 Box 22 Highway Tolls, 1993-1994 Sub-series III: Radio Frequency Data Communications (RFDC) Standards and Specifications, November 1993-May 1998 Sub-series IV: Biometrics General Reports, December 1988-May 1997 Sub-series V: Voice Recognition General Reports, March 1989-November 1998 Sub-series VI: Smart Cards General Reports, December 1993-February 1999 Sub-series VII: Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) [aka Quick Reponse] Box 23 Standards and Specifications, May 1987-March 1992 Sub-series VIII: Invisible Bar Codes Invisible Bar Codes, 1993-1996 Sub-series IX: Magnetic Stripe Technology Magnetic Stripe Technology, 1983-1997 Sub-series X: Machine Vision Technology Machine Vision Technology, December 1987-April 1995 Sub-series XI: Dataglyphs/Smart Paper Technology Dataglyphs/Smart Paper Technology, July 10, 1994-January 31, 1995 SERIES IV: Non-Retail Industry Applications Sub-series I: Government Box 24 Federal Standards and Specifications, April 20, 1972-July 20, 1982 Sub-series II: Automotive Box 25 Standards and Specifications, 1983-1988 Sub-series III: Currency/Counterfeiting General Reports, April 1991-June 1996 Sub-series IV: Electronics Standards and Specifications, 1987 Sub-series V: Health Box 26 Standards and Specifications, 1984-1994 Sub-series VI: Horticulture/Produce General Reports, February 1988-March 1989 Sub-series VII: Liquor Box 27 Standards and Specifications, October 1978-May 1981 Sub-series VIII: General Manufacturing Hospital Materials Cost Containment Newsletter, February 2, 1984 Sub-series IX: Pharmaceuticals Schering Corporation, January 11, 1978 Sub-series X: Postal Services General Reports, October 1988-May 1997 Sub-series XI: Publishing Books, June 1983-April 1990 Sub-series XII: Music Recording Standards and Specifications, October 1977-April, 1987 Sub-series XIII: Stationery and Office Furniture Box 28 Standards and Specifications, November 1983-October 1988 Sub-series XIV: Telecommunications Telecommunications Industry Forum, undated Sub-series XV: Transportation Airlines, undated Sub-series XVI: Internet Internet, December 1994-April 1997 Sub-series XVII: Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) Electronic Funds Transfer, undated Sub-series XVIII: Graphics Standards and Specifications, August 13, 1981-November 11, 1986 Sub-series XIX: Electronics Standards and Specifications, November 1985-September 1989 Sub-series XX: Software/Computing General Reports, October 1985-May 1992 Sub-series XXI: Heating/Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute, February 14, 1986 Sub-series XXII: Optics Optical Laboratory Association, August 9, 1985 Sub-series XXIII: Warehousing Automated Storage/Retrieval Systems, 1977| Sub-series I: Patents and Patent Litigation Box 29 Bilgutay vs. Uniform Code Council, August 27, 1974-September 5, 1985 Sub-series II: Bar Code Art Bernard Solco, November 14, 1997-January 8, 1998 Programs, June 1991-January 1995 SERIES VI: TRADE ASSOCIATIONS Sub-series I: AIM International Box 30 By-laws, undated Sub-series II: AIM/U.S.A. General Reports, October 1982-October 1994 Box 31 AIM USA Meeting News, September 1989-September 1993 Resource Directory, 1989-1990 Sub-series IV: AIM/U.K. AIM/UK Update (Newsletter), February 1999 Sub-series V: AIM/EUROPE Special Reports (Claredon), November 25 and 26, 1991 Sub-series VI: Industry Bar Code Alliance (IBCA) Box 32 General Reports, April 20, 1994 Sub-series VII: Voluntary Industry Communications Standards (VICS) General Reports, January 1987-March 1999 Sub-series VIII: Federation of Automated Coding Technologies (FACT) Standards and Specifications, 1988-1991 Sub-series IX: Aluminum Association Standards and Specifications, April 5, 1985-May 1, 1986 Sub-series X: American Supply Association Educational Material, undated Sub-series XI: Manufacturers Handling Institute (MHI) General Reports, March 1978 Sub-series XII: Recognition Technology Users Association (RTUA) Expo '85, 1985 Sub-series XIII: Graphics Communications Association Sub-series XIV: National Retail Federation (NRF) General Reports, February 1998 Sub-series XV: Health Interindustry Business Communications Council (HIBCC) General Reports, February 1989-May 1991 SERIES VII: TRADE SHOWS Sub-series I: SCANTECH/USA Box 33 SCANTECH '82-Dallas, December 15, 1981-December 10, 1982 Separation Note: Audio Tape
of SCANTECH removed from box. See Audio series, box 121. Box 34 SCANTECH '88- January 22, 1988-November 3, 1988 Box 35 SCANTECH '92-Anaheim, October-December 1992 Box 36 SCANTECH '96-Chicago, August 1996-January 1997 1980 Conference Proceedings, Arpil 23-25, 1980 Box 38 1986 Conference Proceedings (1-9), October 15-17, 1986 Box 39 1988 Conference Proceedings (1/2E), November 1, 1988 Box 40 1989 Conference Proceedings (1/4D), October 17-19, 1989 Box 41 1990 Conference Proceedings (1/3D), October 2-4, 1990 Box 42 1991 Conference Proceedings (1/2E), November 5-7, 1991 Box 43 1998 Conference Proceedings (Sunday, Sept. 13, 1998), September 13-16, 1998 Sub-series III: SCANTECH/Europe SCAN China, April 15-18, 1994 Sub-series V: ID EXPO ID EXPO '88-Boston, April 20-22, 1988 Box 45 ID EXPO '95-Chicago, April 1995-July 1995 Sub-series VI: National Retail Federation (NRF) Business and Equipment Expo, January 12-15, 1992 Sub-series VII: National Retail Merchants Association (NRMA) 75th Annual Convention, September 1985 Sub-series VIII: Voluntary Interindustry Communications Standards (VICS) Quick Response '89, March 21-22, 1989 Sub-series IX: Food Marketing Institute (FMI) FMI Annual Convention '82, March 16, 1982-May 12, 1982 FMI Annual Convention '84, April 25, 1984-May 9, 1984 Sub-series X: Warehousing Education and Research Council (WERC) WERC '84 Conference, April 25, 1984 Sub-series XI: Recognition Technology Users Association (RTUA) EXPO '85, August 4-6, 1985 Sub-series XII: U.S. Department of the Navy Navy Wide Bar Code Conference, June 26, 1984 Sub-series XIII: U.S. Department of the Army Army Symbology Conference, March 12, 1982-May 6, 1982 Sub-series XIV: Health Industry Business Communications Council (HIBCC) 2nd Plenary Session of the Health Industry Bar Code Conference, 1986 HIBCC Regional Conferences, March 11, 1986 SERIES VIII: CORPORATE FILES Box 47 Accuscan, December 8, 1994 - October 3, 1995 Box 48 Computype, September 24, 1980 - June 1, 1996 Box 49 Imtec, (1of 2) October 5, 1983 - December 31, 1992 Box 50 LXE, (1of 2) February 1990 - September 1992 Box 51 Norand, (2 of 3) September 1993 - December, 1995 Box 52 PSC, (2 of 5) February 16, 1993 - June 30, 1996 Box 53 RVSI, (2 of 4) December 31, 1997 - December 31, 2000 Box 54 Symbol, (3 of 12) January 20, 1984 - October 17, 1988 Box 55 Symbol, (8 of 12) January 1994 - April 1995 Box 56 Telxon, (1 of 7) March 31, 1984 - January 15, 1990 Box 57 Telxon, (6 of 7) June 5, 1998 - March 22, 1999 Box 58 Vertical Technologies, September 23, 1994 - April 28, 1995 Box 59 SCAN Newsletter, September 1977 Box 60 SCAN Newsletter, March 1978 Box 61 SCAN Newsletter, October 1978 Box 62 SCAN Newsletter, June 1979 Box 63 SCAN Newsletter, February 1980 Box 64 SCAN Newsletter, October 1980 Box 65 SCAN Newsletter, May 1981 Box 66 SCAN Newsletter, October 1981 Box 67 SCAN Newsletter, April 1982 Box 68 SCAN Newsletter, November 1982 SCAN Newsletter, February 1983 (IE) SCAN Newsletter, March 1983 Box 69 SCAN Newsletter, June 1983 Box 70 SCAN Newsletter, January 1984 (IE) SCAN Newsletter, February 1984 (IE) SCAN Newsletter, March 1984 (IE) Box 71 SCAN Newsletter, June 1984 Box 72 SCAN Newsletter, October 1984 (IE) Box 73 SCAN Newsletter, March 1985 Box 74 SCAN Newsletter, August 1985 Box 75 SCAN Newsletter, December 1985 / January 1986, 1 of 2 Box 76 SCAN Newsletter, May 1986 Box 77 SCAN Newsletter, October 1986 Box 78 SCAN Newsletter, April 1987 Box 79 SCAN Newsletter, August 1987 Box 80 SCAN Newsletter, January 1988 Box 81 SCAN Newsletter, June 1988 Box 82 SCAN Newsletter, October 1988 Box 83 SCAN Newsletter, March 1989 Box 84 SCAN Newsletter, August 1989 Box 85 SCAN Newsletter, February 1990, 1 of 2 Box 86 SCAN Newsletter, June 1990 Box 87 SCAN Newsletter, November 1990 Box 88 SCAN Newsletter, April 1991 Box 89 SCAN Newsletter, November 1991 Box 90 SCAN Newsletter, May 1992 Box 91 SCAN Newsletter, October 1992 Box 92 SCAN Newsletter, May 1993 Box 93 SCAN Newsletter, December 1993 Box 94 SCAN Newsletter, June 1994 Box 95 SCAN Newsletter, November 1994 Box 96 SCAN Newsletter, June 1995 Box 97 SERIES X: PERIODICALS SERIES XI: BOOKS Separation Note: The following titles comprise series eleven of the George Goldberg Collection. They have been removed from the collection and cataloged in accordance with general special collections policy. For further information on these titles and other related titles, please refer to the library's online catalog system. Allen, Randy L. and McCarthy, Daniel W., Ferrara, Cosmo F., ed. Point of Sale: Current Trends and Beyond. New Jersey: Touche Ross and Co., 1987. Ames, Ron. Perspectives in Radio Frequency Identification. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1990. (2 Copies) The Bar Code Market Overview: A Strategic Resource For Resellers And Users Of Data Collection Equipment. A Joint Project From Advanstar Marketing Services, Automatic I.D. News, And Venture Development Corporation. Burke, Harry E. Automating Management Systems, Volume I: Principles Of Barcode Applications. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1990. (2 Copies) Burke, Harry E. Automating Management Systems, Volume 2: Barcode Engineering And Implementation. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1990. Burke, Harry E. Handbook Of Bar Coding Systems. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1984. Bushnell, Richard D. and Richard B. Meyers. Getting Started With Bar Codes: A Systematic Guide, 2nd Ed. Bushnell Consulting Group, Inc., 1990. (2 Copies) Cardais, Scott C. Compliance Labeling: How To Do It, 2nd Ed. Chalfont, Pa: Quad Ii, 1995. Emmelhainz, Margaret A. Electronic Data Interchange: A Total Management Guide. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1990. Longe, Karen M. UPN Bar Code Labeling: A Guide for Implementation in Healthcare. Doylestown, PA: Tower Hill Press, 1998. Lotenschtein, Sergio, ed. Bar Coding: Principles and Application: An Unabridged Edition of the Symbology . 82 Seminar Proceedings. Hollywood, FL: TDA Publications, 1984. Nelson, Benjamin. Punched Cards To Bar Codes: A 200 Year Journey, With Descriptions Of Over 260 Codes. Peterborough, NH: Helmers, 1997. (2 Copies) SERIES XII: VIDEO RECORDINGS Box 100 Management Overview: Videotape 1. Southfield, Michigan: Automotive Industry Action Group, 1986. Total Running Time: 36:00. Symbology: Videotape 2. Southfield, Michigan: Automotive Industry Action Group, 1986. Total Running Time: 22:00. Equipment: Videotape 3. Southfield, Michigan: Automotive Industry Action Group, 1986. Total Running Time: 32:00. Getting Started: Videotape 4. Southfield, Michigan: Automotive Industry Action Group, 1986. Total Running Time: 29:00. Applications: Videotape 5. Southfield, Michigan: Automotive Industry Action Group, 1986. Total Running Time: 22:00. Shipping Parts/Identification Label: Videotape 6. Southfield, Michigan: Automotive Industry Action Group, 1986. Total Running Time: 24:00. Spectra-Physics. Magellan Product Video. Eugene, Oregon: Cawood Communications. Total Running Time: 04:45. NBC's, Counterfeit Crisis, with Connie Chung. Original Air Date: July 1, 1986. New York: CIAS, INC., 1986. Total Running Time: 14:00. CBS Evening News, Barcode Scanning, with Frank Courier reporting. Original Air Date: October 9, 1991. New York: Central Broadcasting Service, 1991. Total Running Time: 5:00. Commerce in Motion. Paris, France: Groupement D. Etudes De Normalisation Et De Codification (Gencod), 1986. Total Running Time: Unknown. European Tape Format. Box 101 Bar Coding '89: An Educational Tool - Preview Tape. Notre Dame, IN:Golden Dome Productions, Total Running Time: 22:23. Barcoding '89: An Educational Tool - Preview Tape. Notre Dame, IN: Golden Dome Productions, 1989. Total Running Time: 20:49. Barcoding '89- Tape 1 Master. Notre Dame, IN: Golden Dome Productions, 1989. Total Running time: 5 Hrs. 30 Min. Barcoding '89- Tape 2 Master. Notre Dame, IN: Golden Dome Productions, March 7-August 8, 1989. Total Running Time: 5 Hrs. 30 Min. Bar Coding: Close #2, SHADD/Lombardo. Notre Dame, IN: Golden Dome Productions. Total Running Time: 15:00. Denisson Industrial Systems Datapply Family. Wauregan, Conneticut: Industrial Video Source, Total Running Time: 08:30. The Bar Code Experts. Lynnwood, Washington: Intermec Corp., 1985. Total Running Time: 22:00 Introduction to Bar Code Applications. Lynwood, Washington: Intermec Corp., 1985. Total Running Time: 22:00. Ultra Print. Lynnwood, Washington: Intermec Corp., 1985. Total Running Time: 6:00. The Wedge Connection: Ultimate Label Material. Lynnwood, Washington: Intermec Corp., 1986. Total Running time: 6:00. Box 102 The Presidax Story. Framington, MA: Presidax, 1985. Total Running Time: 8:30. Bar Code Data Capture in the Nineties. Bohemia, NY: Symbol Technologies, Inc., 1990. Total Running Time: 45:00. ID Expo Television News. Original Air Date: May 17, 1995. Media, Pennsylvania: Visitors Almanac Television Ltd., 1995. Total Running Time: 1 Hr. 18 Min. SCANTECH Television News, SCANTEC 1994, McCormick Place. Media, Pennsylvania: Visitors Almanac Television, 1994. Total Running Time: 56:00. UCC/EAN Application Identifiers Global Standards for Product and Shipment Information. EAN International, January 29, 1993. Total Running Time: 30:00. Quick Response. Andersen Consulting Group and Voluntary Interindustry Communications Standards Committee, 1990. Total Running Time: 39:00. The VICS Committee and Monarch Marking Systems Present 3 segmentsand . Voluntary Interindustry Communications Standards Committee and Monarch Marking Systems, 1987. Total Running Time: 28:00. SERIES XIII: AUDIO RECORDINGS Goldberg, George. SCANTECH '82 Speech. Audio Cassette. Original Air Date: November 5, 1982. Great Neck, NY: GGX Associates, 1982. Total Running Time: 28:00. Original Master. Goldberg, George. SCANTECH '82 Speech. Compact Disk. Original Air Date: November 5, 1982. Great Neck, NY: GGX Associates, 1982. Total Running Time: 28:00. Primary Master. Goldberg, George. SCANTECH '82 Speech. Compact Disk. Original Air Date: November 5, 1982. Great Neck, NY: GGX Associates, 1982. Total Running Time: 28:00. Listening Copy. 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. 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. 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. Listening Copy. SERIES XIV: ELECTRONIC MEDIA SCAN: The Data Capture Report. CD-Rom Disk. CDF File System. Application Software: Adobe Acrobat Reader 3.0 and Microsoft Word 6.0. Size: 24.3 MB. Erie, PA: Corry Publishing, 1999. Original Master. SCAN: The Data Capture Report. CD-Rom Disk. CDF File System. Application Software: Adobe Acrobat Reader 3.0 and Microsoft Word 6.0. Size: 24.3 MB. Erie, PA: Corry Publishing, 1999. Primary Master. SCAN: The Data Capture Report. CD-Rom Disk. CDF File System. Application Software: Adobe Acrobat Reader 3.0 and Microsoft Word 6.0. Size: 24.3 MB. Erie, PA: Corry Publishing, 1999. Viewing Copy. SERIES XV: ARTIFACTS/EQUIPMENT Preservation Note: Individual items listed below have been placed in separate containers to prevent damage to themselves or other artifacts. Box 103 Container I. Item Name: Bar Code Master Plan: The Tool You Need to Improve Manufacturing 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. Item Name: 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 ½. x 11. paper, identification key. Container III. Item Name: 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 ¼. x 5. ; die 2 measures 3 ¾. x 7. ; and descriptive note written by Mr. Goldberg. Container IV. Item Name: 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. Item Name: 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. Item Name: Bottle Opener. Manufacturer: Ilford. Date of Manufacture: undated Description: 4 ½ 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 XVI: SLIDES 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 XIII, 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. Certain slides had been removed from the Slide Directory for various purposes prior to accession of the material. The slides that were removed from the Slide Directory have been left in the original order they were found in order to provide researcher with a full understanding of the presentations' content. Box 104 Container I. Item Name(s): 'Z Group' (Misc./Not for current use.) 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. Container I. Item Name(s): '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. Container I. Item Name(s): '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. Container I. Item Name(s): '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. Container I. Item Name(s): '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. Item Name(s): '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. Container II. Item Name(s): '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. Container III.-V. Item Name(s): '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. |
