Additional items in the collection:

1. Three images in a white sleeve: one photo, marked “1544 Mrs. Cordie Banks”; one plate, bearing the images of a woman (not identified); one photo, marked “Cordie Banks at Raleigh Hotel Williamsburg, Virginia” 2. One handwritten poem 3. On Confederate States of America bond, dated February 17, 1864, promising the payment of $500 (two years after ratification of a treaty of peace between the Confederate States and the United States) 4. One U.S. House of Representatives pass, dated February 16, 1952 5. One scrap of a note dated July 7, 1864 6. One Colonial Williamsburg letter, dated December 10, 1940, and addressed to Miss Lucille Saunders, with a want ad stapled at its bottom for a “bookkeeper” 7. One letter addressed to Mr. Banks, dated December 21, 1876 8. One scrap of paper, bearing a sketch of two birds over a scroll 9. One scrap of paper, showing the name Francis A. Sturtevant and his military unit, “Co. B 8th Geo Regt Anderson’s Brigade 10. One scrap of paper, bearing two sketches “Anticipation” and “Reality” 11. One calling card for Miss M. A. V. Heath 12. One scrap of an envelope, postmarked June 9, 1893, containing some pressed leaves and a calling card for “Charles E Smith Alabama” 13. One invitation for Mr. C. Filbates and Family to the wedding of Mollie Butler to S. F. Collier, on September 12, 1894 14. One post card, addressed to Mrs. Cordie Banks, Williamsburg, Va, showing images of “Oldest House and Washington’s Headquarters, Richmond” and “Washington Monument, Capitol Grounds, Richmond.”