Parker comparing photos in the album to images of the Haish mansion in the book "From Oxen to Jets" David James Parker, of Wiscons...

This postcard was a special eBay find. At first glance, it appears to be just a parade float pulled by horses. With a closer look, you disco...

In September 2024, the J.F. Glidden Homestead & Historical Center proudly hosted "Barbed Wire Weekend," a three-day event that...

A negative of this image appeared on eBay recently. After digitizing it, the image became much clearer -- a beautiful portrait of the Haish ...

The featured belt buckle for the 1987 Steam Power & Engine Show in Sycamore, Illinois featured barbed wire, a Sandwich gas engine and a ...

This 1929 advertisement for The Dodds Granite Company (New York) features the Haish Memorial. "Unique in design, built of Stony Creek G...

  From the January and February 1968 editions of the The American Barbed Wire Journal. Oops!

Double-sided Chanticleer Gasoline Engines (Manufactured by Jacob Haish Company, DeKalb, Illinois) postcard. This is marked as number 3 in a ...

From the DeKalb County History Center archives: "The [corporate seal embosser] used for official business for the Jacob Haish Memorial ...

Jacob Haish died at 99 years old on February 19, 1926. On February 26, the Los Angeles Daily Times published "Barbed-Wire Fence Invento...