Conner Collection

Gulfstream III N726CP (msn 875). of Conner Peripherals Inc.. Date: circa 1995

DDE-90039631
North America, United States, Washington, Mount Vernon, tulip fields in bloom at annual Skagit Valley Tulip Festival, held in April Date: 25/11/2012

WELLS, CONNER & NOLAN, 1926. Left to right: Brigadier General B. H. Wells, Major General
WELLS, CONNER & NOLAN, 1926. Left to right: Brigadier General B.H. Wells, Major General and Deputy Chief of Staff Fox Conner, and Major General Dennis E. Nolan

FOX CONNER (1874-1951). Major general of the United States Army. Photographed at his desk as Deputy Chief of Staff, 8 March 1926

COWS, 19th CENTURY. Metal typefounders cut by The United States Type Foundry, James Conners Sons, New York, mid or late 19th century

RAM, 19th CENTURY. Metal typefounders cut by The United States Type Foundry, James Conners Sons, New York, mid or late 19th century

COW, 19th CENTURY. Metal typefounders cut by The United States Type Foundry, James Conners Sons, New York, mid or late 19th century

DEER, 19th CENTURY. Metal typefounders cut by The United States Type Foundry, James Conners Sons, New York, mid or late 19th century

HORSE, 19th CENTURY. Metal typefounders cut by The United States Type Foundry, James Conners Sons, New York, mid or late 19th century

DOG, 19th CENTURY. Metal typefounders cut by The United States Type Foundry, James Conners Sons, New York, mid or late 19th century

TYPE FOUNDRY DESIGNS. Designs for sale by The United States Type Foundry, James Conners Sons, New York, mid or late 19th century

Metal typefounders cut by The United States Type Foundry, James Conners Sons, New York, mid or late 19th century
DOG, 19th CENTURY. Metal typefounders cut by The United States Type Foundry, James Conners Sons, New York, mid or late 19th century

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"Conner: A Legacy of Excellence and Leadership" Gulfstream III N726CP, a symbol of power and luxury in the skies. This aircraft carries with it the name Conner, representing a lineage of greatness that spans across different realms. DDE-90039631, a code that holds significance for those who understand its meaning, and is a testament to the meticulous attention to detail that defines everything associated with Conner. Wells, Conner & Nolan, 1926. A photograph frozen in time captures three distinguished individuals - Brigadier General B. H. Wells and Major General Fox Conner - united by their unwavering commitment to serving their country. Major General Fox Conner (1874-1951), an extraordinary leader whose impact on the United States Army cannot be overstated. His strategic brilliance shaped military tactics and inspired generations of soldiers. James Conners Sons Type Foundry, an institution rooted in history and craftsmanship. Metal typefounders cut meticulously created by skilled hands tell stories through every letter they form. Cows grazing peacefully in vast fields during the 19th century evoke images of simplicity and tranquility. The metal typefounders cut by James Conners Sons preserves this timeless scene for future generations to appreciate. Deer gracefully roaming through forests during the same era capture our imagination with their elegance and majesty. These metal typefounders cuts remind us of nature's beauty as well as the artistry behind preserving it. Conner embodies strength, intelligence, creativity, and respect for tradition. Whether soaring high above or etched into metal plates capturing scenes from centuries past – each mention evokes reverence for excellence embodied within this name.