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This folder contains two biographies on Miller's background and business achievements.

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This folder contains articles from various newspapers.

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This material includes a news clipping announcing Miller's arrival to Mt. Hood, Washington, for the National Four Event Combined Ski Championship (ca. 1942), Miller in a World War II P-51 airplane (ca. 1944), and an aerial picture of Miller demonstrating his "all angle" Miller Binding (ca. 1961).

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The book, That Men Might Ski (1951), and the brochure Can Skiing Survive?" (1954) were written and published by the Miller Ski Company.

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This folder contains marketing brochures for Miller Bindings printed in Japanese, German, French, and English.

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The "Miller Falling Contest" was held throughout the skiing world by the Miller Ski Company to promote their bindings and other skiing equipment. These articles tell of the contest in Zao Yamagata, Japan, and are written in Japanese.

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Miller designed this Provo, Utah, ski area and hoped to develop it into an international ski resort. It was later purchased by Robert Redford, who renamed it "Sundance."

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This folder contains several drawings of Miller's Safety Binding patent #3,330,572.

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This folder contains a flyer and an article on "The Miller Soft."

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The documents include a drawing of a "flyswatter" bone fracture, prevalent among snowboarders; flyers on "Miller Snowboards with Release" and "Miller Release Binding Dynamics"; and newsletters from the Miller Ski Company promoting the safety features of their snowboard release bindings.

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Miller gave presentations of his ski products, particularly his first release binding which took several years of promotion before it was accepted. The materials in this folder are the newspaper ads and brochures used to advertise these presentations.

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These awards include the "E" Award for Export Excellence from Alexander Trowbridge, Secretary of Commerce, (ca. 1966); the appointment as an official delegate to the White House Conference on Small Business (ca. 1980); and the induction into the Ski Hall of Fame in Ishpining, Michigan (ca. 1994).

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Contributions of both documentary and financial kinds received by the Utah Ski Archives at the University of Utah Marriott Library.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Earl Andrew Miller papers (1942-1995) contains material on Miller and his company, the Miller Ski Company of Orem, Utah. In the 1950s Miller developed an early release binding for Alpine skiing. A later patent for the ski brake revolutionized the sport of Alpine skiing. Most of the documents in the collection are photocopied newspaper articles. There are several brochures used as marketing tools for various ski products, several early photographs (photocopies) of Miller, and two booklets...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Earl Andrew Miller papers (1942-1995) contains material on Miller and his company, the Miller Ski Company of Orem, Utah. In the 1950s Miller developed an early release binding for Alpine skiing. A later patent for the ski brake revolutionized the sport of Alpine skiing. Most of the documents in the collection are photocopied newspaper articles. There are several brochures used as marketing tools for various ski products, several early photographs (photocopies) of Miller, and two booklets...