Some pictures for your use and enjoyment!

I may use some of these someday to spruce up the website, or to add interest to reunion announcements...

Some look better in smaller size, others enlarge very nicely.


 
 

BlankCarbideLogo.jpg
640 x 469, 78 Kb

Camelot Lettering.jpg
640 x 181, 41 Kb

Carbide Homepage Menu Bar.jpg
640 x 84, 42 Kb

CarbideLogo.jpg
640 x 469, 117 Kb

CarbideLogo.jpg
640 x 469, 121 Kb

ColorCamelotShield.jpg
370 x 480, 132 Kb

ColorCarlisleShield.jpg
436 x 480, 115 Kb

ColorCliffsideShield.jpg
583 x 480, 162 Kb

CroppedBlankCarbideLogo.jpg
640 x 469, 33 Kb

CroppedBlankCarbideLogoRawMaterial.jpg
640 x 416, 64 Kb

DOWheader3.jpg
640 x 120, 20 Kb

Edited CarbideMenuBar.jpg
640 x 84, 40 Kb

EditedCarbide Homepage Menu Bar.jpg
640 x 84, 31 Kb

ImprovedPhotoCamelotShield.jpg
362 x 480, 128 Kb

ImprovedPhotoCarlisleShield.jpg
504 x 480, 166 Kb

ImprovedPhotoCliffsideShield.jpg
594 x 480, 199 Kb

ImprovedPhotoLetterhead.jpg
640 x 216, 157 Kb

ImprovedPhotoLetterheadCompress.jpg
640 x 217, 131 Kb

NewTopofPageCarbideLogo30pct.jpg
640 x 417, 98 Kb

ShieldCamelot.jpg
357 x 480, 86 Kb

ShieldCamelotFeather.jpg
454 x 480, 91 Kb

ShieldCarlisle.jpg
548 x 480, 129 Kb

ShieldCarlisleFeather.jpg
575 x 480, 112 Kb

ShieldCliffside.jpg
549 x 480, 141 Kb

ShieldCliffsideFeather.jpg
640 x 443, 115 Kb

UCC Patch.jpg
640 x 431, 257 Kb

UCC Plant .jpg
593 x 480, 239 Kb

UCC We Care.jpg
518 x 480, 172 Kb

 The patch, picture and button belonged to Robert G. Lilley, my dad, and I found them when clearing out his house after his death in 2002. Carbide was very, very good to us during my growing-up years. The plant picture is South Charleston, of course. You can sese Interstate 64 under construction along Kanawha Terrace on the left, the patrick Street bridge in the foreground, and the old Kelly Axe Factory (later Tru-Temper) in the lower right. That's now a mall.

The mainland, Blaine Island and North Charleston areas are visible, and the overall visibility is excellent -- all the way downriver to the John Amos power plant.

Enjoy...

Bob Lilley - 12/2007