Box Small Collections Box 3
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Letter, 1862 Apr. [May] 11
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Collection of eight unused illustrated postal covers. Each with a wood engraving, printed in red or black, and satirizing the Confederate leadership or military as seen from the Union point of view.
Caricature Postal Covers
Collection of eight unused illustrated postal covers. Each with a wood engraving, printed in red or black, and satirizing the Confederate leadership or military as seen from the Union point of view.
Eyewitness Account of the "Revolution of the Park"
12-page letter written by a French language teacher, 'Hortense' (no last name given) to her sister, Olympie, describing the "Revolution of the Park" which began in Buenos Aires on July 26, 1890. Also includes another letter by Hortense dated July 5, 1890, inscribed in purple ink. The letters are written in French. An English transcription of the letter dated 26 July 1890 was provided by the seller and has not been verified for accuracy.
Photograph Album, circa 1918
This album contains eleven silver gelatin prints of the train's interior plus one RPPC depicting a machine gun unit. The images of the hospital train interiors include unidentified soldiers and medical staff.
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Letter written to Vincent of Norfolk, Va. from Jonathan [Mierly?] of Richmond, Va., updating him on legal matters involving John Rogers and "McCowan and wife" of Philadelphia, Pa.
Letter, 1834 Feb. 25
Letter written to Vincent of Norfolk, Va. from Jonathan [Mierly?] of Richmond, Va., updating him on legal matters involving John Rogers and "McCowan and wife" of Philadelphia, Pa.
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Letters, 1832-1842
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23 love letters written by Edward Boulanger to his wife (name unknown) in Gardner, Massachusetts, during WWII. About nine letters were written while he was at Camp Peary in Williamsburg, Va.; about fourteen letters were written while overseas in New Guinea and the Philippines. The letters indicate he was a Seabee (the construction battalions the Navy used in WWII). Of note is the Camp Peary letterhead.
Letters, 1943-1944
23 love letters written by Edward Boulanger to his wife (name unknown) in Gardner, Massachusetts, during WWII. About nine letters were written while he was at Camp Peary in Williamsburg, Va.; about fourteen letters were written while overseas in New Guinea and the Philippines. The letters indicate he was a Seabee (the construction battalions the Navy used in WWII). Of note is the Camp Peary letterhead.
Letters, 1944-1945
23 love letters written by Edward Boulanger to his wife (name unknown) in Gardner, Massachusetts, during WWII. About nine letters were written while he was at Camp Peary in Williamsburg, Va.; about fourteen letters were written while overseas in New Guinea and the Philippines. The letters indicate he was a Seabee (the construction battalions the Navy used in WWII). Of note is the Camp Peary letterhead.
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Papers, 1943-1944
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Letters, 1875-1890
Letters, 1891-1900
Letters, 1945
11 letters written to Army Private Anthony Korczak from Dot Tocha, a nursing student from Buffalo, NY in 1945. At the time, Korczak was stationed at Camp Howze, Texas and Fort Meade, Maryland. The letters describe Tocha's day-to-day activities and affections for Korczak.
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The journal of Jym Robear details his struggles to come to terms with two major issues in his life: his identity as a gay man and his mental illness. Some pages include drawings made by Robear.
This collection is unprocessed. More description from the dealer can be found in the collection control file. Please consult Special Collections staff for assistance.
Diary, 1983-1986
The journal of Jym Robear details his struggles to come to terms with two major issues in his life: his identity as a gay man and his mental illness. Some pages include drawings made by Robear.
This collection is unprocessed. More description from the dealer can be found in the collection control file. Please consult Special Collections staff for assistance.