[SML] ID maker of acoustical shell

[Kristi R-C]

Wenger had portable shells available as of the mid 1970s. I put one together in 1977.


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Subject: Re: [SML] ID maker of acoustical shell

First shell I designed and specified was in 1982.  All more or less
custom - from Wenger.  Standardized didn't seem to be too popular till
nearer 1990.

(I wonder if its still there - Lander College in Greenwood SC?)

On Mon, Oct 28, 2019 at 1:11 PM Kenneth Zinkl via Stagecraft
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> Morning all,
>
> I have an older acoustical shell that has no manufacture name plate visible and I’m wondering is someone can identify a possible maker for me based on this description. It is about 20’ high, wood framed and the side panels are in pairs that are hinged together with one panel attached to a piece of 1.5” pipe that runs from floor to ceiling. After talking to a couple of people I'm leaning towards a custom build, possibly by the original contractor of the building back in the 50's.
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> Thanks
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> Ken Z
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