DescriptionBlack-and-white photos, ten, of wind load test set-up for traffic light & street lighting standards at Fairfield Airfield by United States Testing Co., 1415 Park Ave., Hoboken, possibly 1983. 8" x 10" wide prints (except for no. 10, vertical); documentation photographs taken by staff of the Photographic Department, but not so marked; reverse blank. (Note: while prints are imaged and labeled 1 to 10, order is arbitrary) Donor Bill Willard (a long-time employee of the company) provided primary description of scene and location name as Fairfield Airfield (this is now Essex County Airport in Fairfield, N.J.; Curtiss-Wright building is seen in some images.) Single and dual traffic signals on arms are seen being erected along with swan's neck street lights. Aircraft being used is a Lockheed Constellation in the fleet of the Flying Tiger Line (Flying Tigers). No staff or client is identified except that photo 10 is a detail view of a base element showing welded joint damage after a test; it has foundry marks with the name " N.Y. City " and " 1983 " which could indicate that the testing was done for New York City with the part made in 1983. This date is consistent with an automobile seen. --- Engineering Business & Commerce Sciences Aircraft Trucks Exteriors Airports