auburn

157 photos and 2 illustrations tagged auburn, from 6 members of Flickr Commons.

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1910

2013

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Chuck Walla said:
I can't see what's going on here except cutter/strippers, MS-type connectors, and lacing cord. I'm labeling this wiring harness assembly. Please comment below if this is inaccurate.

I'd expect heat shrink tubing with labels to be applied near the connectors. In a modern assembly shop, a computer with a matching set of test cables would be plugged into the newly assembled harness. It would test all signal paths through the harness before the harness was installed into an engine.

This board assures that, if the harness is routed correctly, everything is the correct length to reach its intended connection.

In the upper right corner of the photo, you see an identification plate. This is an element of configuration management,

Beautiful stuff. Your corrections are welcomed.

Pixel Wrangler said:
George W. Benham (also referred to as Benhem) was Warden of the Auburn State Prison, Auburn, NY, (Dec. 15, 1905 - May 26, 1913). "Benham" is likely the correct spelling. "George W. Benham (1868 - ) He was born at Seneca Falls in 1868, moved to Auburn as a young man. At the age of 18 he entered the County Clerk's Office as a messenger, and was rapidly promoted. In 1896 he was elected County Clerk and served that position until December, 1905, when he was appointed Warden of Auburn Prison." --excerpted Mercantile and Industrial New York Times, April 29, 1913 New York Times, December 7, 1916