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-Schemering, Christopher. The Fall of the House of Baekeland, 15 September 1985, https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/entertainment/books/1985/09/15/the-fall-of-the-house-of-baekeland/41da760f-dba9-4ac8-bf81-c2469642d657/.

-Barry, Michael Thomas. British Socialite Barbara Baekeland is Murdered – 1972, 17 November 2012, http://www.crimemagazine.com/british-socialite-barbara-baekeland-murdered-1972.

List of Illustrations

1. John Sith Pemberton portrait (Author unknown, Source: Creative Commons).

2. Vintage Coca-Cola advertisement.

3. Vintage Coca-Cola advertisement (c. 1911).

4. Hugo Boss company newspaper advertisement (date unknown).

5. Pemberton’s French Wine Coca newspaper advertisement.

6. Henry Ford Portrait (c. 1919, Hartsook, photographer. Source: Library of Congress).

7. Henry Ford with the ten millionth Model T (Source: Library of Congress).

8. The Dearborn Independent newspaper (1920).

9. ‘Jesse Owens at start of record breaking 200 meter race’ (1936, Source: Library of Congress).

10. Hugo F. Boss’s Nazi membership (c. 1931).

11. The Dassler shoe factory (Source: Library of Congress).

12. Coco Chanel portrait (c. 1910, Source: Library of Congress).

13. ‘Der Führer in Paris’ Adolf Hitler visiting occupied Paris, France (c. 1940, Source: The National Archives).

14. Ford Factory assembly line (c. 1913, Source: Library of Congress).

15. Bayer heroin newspaper advertisement (c. 1901).

16. Bayer & Co. bottle of heroin.

17. Entrance to the German death camp Auschwitz, in Poland (Logaritmo, Photographer, Source: Creative Commons).

18. John Harvey Kellogg portrait (c. 1914, Source: Library of Congress).

19. Vintage Kellogg’s cereal advertisement (c. 1915, Source: Library of Congress).

20. Vintage Kellogg’s cereal advertisement (c. 1919, Source: Library of Congress).

21. Workers outside of the Winchester Repeating Arms Company (c. 1897, Source: Library of Congress).

22. The Winchester mansion (c. 1980, HABS, photographer, Source: Library of Congress).

23. Sarah Winchester’s bedroom (c. 1980, HABS, photographer, Source: Library of Congress).

24. The Winchester mansion living room fireplace (c. 1980, HABS, photographer, Source: Library of Congress).

25. Leo Baekeland portrait (c. 1906, Source: Library of Congress).

26. Bakelite laboratory in Younkers, NY (c. 1935, Source: Bakelite Review/ Library of Congress).

27. Vintage Bakelite magazine advertisement (Source: Library of Congress).

28. Bakelite jewellery colours (c. 1924, Source: Gifts to Treasure, Embed Art Company catalogue).

Plate Section

^{John Sith Pemberton portrait (Author unknown, Source: Creative Commons).}

^{Vintage Coca-Cola advertisement.}

^{Vintage Coca-Cola advertisement (c. 1911).}

^{Hugo Boss company newspaper advertisement (date unknown).}

^{Pemberton’s French Wine Coca newspaper advertisement.}

^{Henry Ford Portrait (c. 1919, Hartsook, photographer. Source: Library of Congress).}

^{Henry Ford with the ten millionth Model T (Source: Library of Congress).}

^{The Dearborn Independent newspaper (1920).}

^{‘Jesse Owens at start of record breaking 200 meter race’ (1936, Source: Library of Congress).}

^{Hugo F. Boss’s Nazi membership (c. 1931).}

^{The Dassler shoe factory (Source: Library of Congress).}

^{Coco Chanel portrait (c. 1910, Source: Library of Congress).}

^{‘Der Führer in Paris’ Adolf Hitler visiting occupied Paris, France (c. 1940, Source: The National Archives).}

^{Ford Factory assembly line (c. 1913, Source: Library of Congress).}

^{Bayer heroin newspaper advertisement (c. 1901).}

^{Bayer & Co. bottle of heroin.}

^{Entrance to the German death camp Auschwitz, in Poland (Logaritmo, Photographer, Source: Creative Commons).}

^{John Harvey Kellogg portrait (c. 1914, Source: Library of Congress).}

^{Vintage Kellogg’s cereal advertisement (c. 1915, Source: Library of Congress).}

^{Vintage Kellogg’s cereal advertisement (c. 1919, Source: Library of Congress).}

^{Workers outside of the Winchester Repeating Arms Company (c. 1897, Source: Library of Congress).}

^{The Winchester mansion (c. 1980, HABS, photographer, Source: Library of Congress).}

^{Sarah Winchester’s bedroom (c. 1980, HABS, photographer, Source: Library of Congress).}

^{The Winchester mansion living room fireplace (c. 1980, HABS, photographer, Source: Library of Congress).}

^{Leo Baekeland portrait (c. 1906, Source: Library of Congress).}

^{Bakelite laboratory in Younkers, NY (c. 1935, Source: Bakelite Review/ Library of Congress).}

^{Vintage Bakelite magazine advertisement (Source: Library of Congress).}

^{Bakelite jewellery colours (c. 1924, Source: Gifts to Treasure, Embed Art Company catalogue).}

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