Memorabilia Collection

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Summary Information

Prepared by: DiAnna Hemsath, revised by Grant Kleiser
Preparation date: 2006, revised 2007, 2016
Date [inclusive]: 1787-2006
Extent: 1500.0 Items

PROVENANCE

A small Memorabilia collection was first assembled at the University of Pennsylvania by George E. Nitzsche (1874-1961). In his capacity as Recorder of the University, Nitzsche amassed thousands of papers capturing the fundamental history of Penn. When the University Archives was established in 1945, Nitzsche’s collection was incorporated.

Since that time, the University Archives continued adding to the Memorabilia collection through donations by alumni, students, faculty and staff, as well as by purchase. Beginning in 2002, a concentrated acquisition effort by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres (CW’75, WG’77), in close collaboration with Director of Archives Mark Frazier Lloyd, has resulted in hundreds of additions to the collections.

ARRANGEMENT

The Memorabilia Collection is organized into twenty-one series, which are arranged alphabetically.

HISTORICAL NOTE

In addition to thousands of written and printed documents, photographs and other visual images, the University Archives also houses a burgeoning memorabilia collection. Numbering over 1,500 items, memorabilia enhance and complete millions of words of historical text with their unique, three-dimensional quality.

Memorabilia, sometimes known as ephemera, lend color and texture to well-documented history. Concepts, lifestyles, and personalities relating to Penn’s history become more accessible with a first-hand look at the rich patina of ceremonial silver, the vivid red and blue enamel of a waving pennant pin, the craftsmanship of an intricately carved cane, or the soft leather cover of a Class Day program with its red and blue silk cord. Equally important, however, is the role that memorabilia can serve in providing an historical record where there is no other known existing documentation.

Memorabilia frequently commemorate important historical celebrations. A red-and-white Wedgwood china transfer pattern series trumpeted the University’s bicentennial anniversary in 1940, and featured important buildings and schools on campus. Predating that series was another Wedgwood set in 1929, a more ornate blue and white transfer pattern also featuring landmark University buildings. There have been a variety of other porcelain plates and objects discovered, many featuring College Hall. Far less frequently, likenesses of important university figures are represented in memorabilia form, i.e., Benjamin Franklin, Provost Smith, and Joseph Wharton.

Intercollegiate sports are celebrated across a vast array of ephemera. For example, a series of pennant-waving “hoo-rah” girl postcards and lithographs portrayed Victorian-dressed women cheerleaders in the 1905-1907 era. Tobacco companies popularly issued premiums in the form of school-imprinted leathers, silks, and rugs from 1890-1910, coinciding with the advent of Ivy League football. The premiums mark a time of keen school spirit, as well as the frequent purchasing of the cigarette packages that included them.

Pennsylvania tradition is reflected in the many pieces of ephemera which have been collected. There are endless variations and designs of red and blue, countless typefaces spelling out “Pennsylvania” or in earlier times, “U of P” or “Penna.” The recurring presence of the University seal, either in its current form, or the design which existed prior to 1933, is also an enduring Pennsylvania symbol. Though a Quaker is commonly thought of as the Pennsylvania mascot, there have been very few representations found bearing such an image.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The memorabilia collection spans items dating from the late 1700’s to the twenty-first century. The items in this collection are related to University of Pennsylvania founders and stewards, as well as to Penn history, traditions, organizations, schools and centers, athletics, and intellectual pursuits. Included are souvenirs, invitations, programs and broadsides, prints and paintings, trophies and medals, stamps and seals, banners, pennants and flags, calendars, postcards and matriculation cards, clothing and jewelry, scientific and medical instruments, sports apparel and equipment, architectural relics, furniture and household objects, ceramics and silver, and items purely whimsical.

Items with images available in the online Digital Image Collection are noted with the items respective URAC number in brackets at the end of the description.

Controlled Access Headings

Corporate Name(s): University of Pennsylvania.
Genre(s): Memorabilia.
Subject(s): College sports–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.; Football–History–20th century.; Student activities–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.; University of Pennsylvania — Football; World Warl, 1914-1918 — Medals.

Inventory


Academic Regalia	Box	Folder
Gown. Belonged to Karl G. Miller (Dean of the College for Women) ca. 1930	25	32:01
Gown. Black color, with three blue stripes on each sleeve and blue rim on the front. Worn by Donald Kinney Angell for commencement n.d.	28	163:05
Gown. Doctoral. Velvet bars and shorter sleeves n.d.	OS 41	36:01
Gown. Maroon silk. Presented to Dr. Harnwell by the Shah of Iran at the time of the honorary degree presentation (L.L.D.) ca. 1962	27	61
Gown. Senior Class President’s academic gown. Black silk. Red and blue braided trim. Red and blue ribbon running down front of each front flap. Approx. 50″ H. Strawbridge and Clothier tag. Wrinkled; white stains, most frequent on bottom of robe; tears in red and blue ribbons; discoloration at top of ribbons. Stitching at neck is gone n.d.	OS 57	251:01
Gown. Totally black, with the initials of D.K.A. in the collar. Worn by Donald Kinney Angell for commencement n.d.	28	163:06
Hood. Belonged to Karl G. Miller (Dean of the College for Women) ca. 1930	25	32:02
Hood. Blue and gold lining. Worn by Judith S. Rodin when she was awarded the honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters by the University of New Haven in January 1994 1994	27	136
Hood. Burgundy and blue colors; blue lining. Worn by Donald Kinney Angell for commencement n.d.	28	163:02
Hood. Burgundy and blue colors; purple lining. Worn by Donald Kinney Angell for commencement n.d.	28	163:04
Hood. Crimson and black colors with purple lining. Worn by Donald Kinney Angell for commencement n.d.	28	163:01
Hood. L.L.B. Purple velvet n.d.	OS 41	36:02
Hood. L.L.D. hood, 20th century. Marked G.P. Fisher for Professor Fisher of Yale (father-in-law of George Wharton Pepper) who evidently wore it at an academic ceremony here, though not an honorary degree recipient of U. of P. himself n.d.	24	29:02
Hood. Orange. Part of uniform worn during the University of Pennsylvania, Programme of Ceremonies, February 22, 1928. Four uniform components in box with Programme of Ceremonies, February 22, 1928. Worn by Arthur P. Watts from the Sorbonne University, Paris, France 1928	26	4:123
Hood. Pure burgundy color with purple lining. Worn by Donald Kinney Angell for commencement n.d.	28	163:03
Hood. Worn by Carl William Kaiser, 1926 B.S. Economics, 1934 Ph.D. n.d.	26	71
Mortarboard. Belonged to Karl G. Miller (Dean of the College for Women) ca. 1930	25	32:06
Mortarboard. Black silk with gold tassel. Measures 9.6″ square, 4.5″ high. Belonged to Karl G. Miller (Dean of the College for Women) [UARC20060925014] ca. 1930	25	32:05
Sash. Orange with white fur trim. Part of uniform worn during the University of Pennsylvania, Programme of Ceremonies, February 22, 1928. Four uniform components in box with Programme of Ceremonies, February 22, 1928. Worn by Arthur P. Watts from the Sorbonne University, Paris, France 1928	26	4:122
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Art	Box	Folder
Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790), portrait miniature in a leather case. Hand-painted transfer print, oval surrounded by gold metal frame, with red velvet edging. Encased in hand-tooled leather case lined in faded red silk, 3.75″ x 3.25″. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070417009] n.d.	61	585
Bowl Fight, 1885, hand-made Poster. Advertisement for the Annual Bowl Fight to be held on the University’s Athletic Grounds, Friday, January 30, 1885. Heavy cardboard. Brown with beveled gilt edges and white writing. 5.25in. x 8.5in. [UARC20041129001] 1885	60	554:01
Campus scenes. Metal plaque (framed) engraved with scene of College Hall, Franklin Statue and circular drive Metal plaque, 8.5in. x 9.75in., mounted on red velvet background in gold and silver wood frame, 12.5in. x 14.5in. n.d.	OS 62	587
“College Girl” print by Alice Luella Fidler, 1908. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20140626007] 1908	OS 83
“College Girl” standing and holding a Penn seal calendar page, January and February 1906. Postcard version also in collection (20051216003). Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20140626006] 1906	OS 83	263
“College Girl” waving pennant print by F. Earl Christy. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20140626003] 1900	OS 83	286
“College Girl” waving pennant print by F. Earl Christy. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20140626004] 1902	OS 83	252
“College Girl” waving pennant print by Hy Mayer. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20140626005] n.d.	OS 83	260
Cover of Caricature (Eighth Edition) Wit and Humor of a Nation in Picture, Song and Story 1913	111	777
Cover of Mask and Wig “Dramatics” for Class Record 1921	111	493
Embroidered cotton. Oval ribbon and flag pattern. Red, blue and gold thread. Inscribed “Rah Rah Rah Penn-syl-va-ni-a!” Undated. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050901008] ca. 1900	1	238
Football, child in Penn colors with football, colored lithograph. Young child, wearing a shirt with red and blue sleeves, holding large football. Inscription: “A ‘touchdown’ for Pennsylvania” Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20080619002] n.d.	OS 84	597
Football, Pennsylvania vs. Harvard, November 21st 1897, at Franklin Field, colored lithograph. Published in: Philadelphia Press, 1897 November 21. Action scene from game, with 2 small circular insets featuring hand-colored photos of John Minds, Penn’s team captain, and Cabot, Harvard’s team captain. Geo. S. Harris and Sons, Litho. N.Y. Iconography, stored in map cases. Gift of Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20080619001] 1897	OS 84	775
George Clymer and Joseph R. Ingersoll (both University Trustees). Laminated color prints mounted on plastic boards, oval shape, 16in. x 20in. n.d.	OS 12	172
Heraldry, ca. 1890. Red and blue on white porcelain disk, 2.4″ diameter. Shield representing owl with spread wings on pile of books adopted from University seal, between “Sine Moribus Vanae” and “1740”. Probably student essay at heraldry ca. 1890	62	1A:15
Joe Burk, sculptured bust n.d.	52	30:05
John Morgan (1735-1789), A.B. 1757, founder of Penn’s medical school, portrait miniature in a pendant, front and back. Ivory, painted. Front is portrait of John Morgan. Miniature portrait attributed to Charles Willson Peale. Verso has faded “JM” and, along each side, imprinted leafy stems. In metal setting, with attached metal ring and glass front. 1.5in. x 1.25in. plus ring at top [UARC20070110003] 1790	61	370
John Richardson Young ( 1782-1804), M.D. 1803, case for portrait miniature, front and back. Oval painted portrait in brass frame. Blue glass on back with smaller oval of clear glass with the initials “JRY” and human hair behind the glass. Measures 3.25in. x 2.75in. In red leather case with white silk lining [UARC20060428019] ca. 1800	61	327
Josiah Barnes (1804-1871), M.D. 1829, portrait miniature. Rectangular painted portrait in red wooden frame, lined in white silk. Note in frame: painted about 1836 framed by Harriet M. Buch.” Measures 3.5in. x 3in. [UARC20060428018] ca. 1836	61	328
Man Full of Trouble Tavern. Painted wood, 28in. x 23in.. Also known as Knauer House, at 127-29 Spruce Street, Philadelphia. Ca. 1962, when University restored this building (then owned by the University) ca. 1962	OS 60	586
Masked students protest over hiological and chemical warfare program 1967 April 26	109	47
New Bolton Center, water color bird’s eye view painting signed by James Mann, 1980. Mann employed by the University as an Architectural Renderer/Illustrator. Painting features views of buildings roofs, parking lot and surrounding greenspaces. 30in. x 40in. No Frame. Paint loss in center of painting, some faint black streaks toward top left ca. 1980	OS 48	345
Oil painting showing young men and women in ancient costumes in a rustic setting, painted on four pieces of canvas: two larger ones are 3ft. 10in. by 15ft. , the medium piece 3ft. 10in. by 7.5ft. , and the small one 3ft. 10in by 22in. Note on the box reading “from Eisenlohr Annex, Robin Hood scene ?” and the code “U of P, X01-124-990” n.d.	OS 24	149
Quadrangle steps. “Silver Scene” (sterling silver on glass) in wooden frame. 7.25in. x 9.75in., 12.0in x 14.5in. with frame. n.d.	OS 62	593
Sadie Alexander School tribute to Penn’s President Judith Rodin. Pack of Posters, 46 x 60 cm, written and illustrated by students. Accompanied by plaque 2001	OS 53	200:01
Shadow box featuring American soldiers marching past the University of Pennsylvania’s Fourth Street campus during the Revolutionary War. Gold-framed box with ten miniature metal soldiers marching in front of colored print of the campus, with added green and brown plastic bushes. Box measures 8in. x 11in. x 1.25in. [UARC20051108003] ca. 1950	6	282
Shadow box featuring British soldiers marching past the University of Pennsylvania’s Fourth Street campus during the Revolutionary War. Box painted black with scalloped fabric trim. Includes ten miniature metal soldiers marching in front of colored print of the campus, with added green plastic bushes. Box measures 7.75in. x 1in. x 1.25in. In Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060210003] ca. 1940	6	281
“Universite de Philadelphie” by Traversier, steel engraving. Cut from Pg. 82 of “etats-Unis d’Amerique by Jean B.G. Roux de Rochelle (Paris: Firmin Didot freres, [1837]). Page size 8.25in. x 5in.; Image size with border 5.1in. x 3.5in. ca. 1837	60	234
University of Pennsylvania decal. Red, blue, black “P” with smaller University seal at lower right. Made by Angelus Pacific Co. (est. 1932) 700 E. Walnut Ave., Fullerton, CA. Belonged to Myron Blumenthal, Class of 1939 [UARC20110110003] ca. 1960	60	703
University of Pennsylvania decal. Red, blue, black and white University seal. Made by Angelus Pacific Co. (est. 1932) 700 E. Walnut Ave., Fullerton, CA. Belonged to Myron Blumenthal, Class of 1939 [UARC20110110002] ca. 1960	60	704
Wedgwood portrait, Benjamin Franklin, 3 inches high, in wooden frame. One of three oval-shaped ceramic profiles n.d.	53	104:01
Wedgwood portrait, General George Washington, 6 inches high, in wooden frame. One of three oval-shaped ceramic profiles. n.d.	53	104:03
Wedgwood portrait, Marquis de Lafayette, 3 inches high, in wooden frame. One of three oval-shaped ceramic profiles. n.d.	53	104:02
Woman holding “P” pennant, graphic print. Woman in blue dress holding a red and blue pennant tied to a cane. Artist signature: F. Earl Christy, printed by J. Hoover and Son, Philadelphia. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. MEM 286 is a duplicate [UARC20060223001] 1900	OS 86	285
Women at Penn from 1740 to 1975. Posters made of foam board, 2.25 ft. x 3 ft., (four identical items); presenting a historical account of development of women at Penn, entitled “Feminae Pennsylvaniensis.” ca. 1975	OS 68	151
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Awards	Box	Folder
Badge
Football, Army vs Navy, Marshall’s badge, 1911 Nov. 25. Blue ribbon with gold lettering and gold fringe, hanging from metal pin shaped like an eagle with spears. 8.3in. x 3.1in. [UARC20060911066] 1911	60	1A:27
Football, Army vs. Navy game, 1914, badges for officials. White satin ribbons, with gold fringe, attached to small red and blue satin buttons. White printing (left) “Official” and (right) “Chief Manager” and (both) Army and Navy Football Game Franklin Field Nov. 28, 1914, Admit to all parts of Franklin Field” 1914	60	108:093
Reception Committee Alumni Day Collation, June 11, 1901. 13 cm x 3.5 cm; file, red and blue; gold pin at the top; “Reception Committee Alumni Day Collation, June 11, 1901” stamped in cloth in gold 1901	60	1A:30
University of Pennsylvania 1940 bicentennial celebration, alumnae pin. White button pin, 2.2in. diameter, with blue lettering “ALUMNAE”, and red, white and blue University coat-of-arms; attached red/blue ribbon, gold printing: “University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial Celebration 1740-1940” [UARC20060911086] 1940	60	108:05
University of Pennsylvania Penn Relays of 1916 1916	60	108:092
University of Pennsylvania Penn Relays of 1924, two identical items 1924	60	108:091
University of Pennsylvania Penn Relays, photographer badges, 1916 and 1924. White silk ribbon with gold lettering, for 30th annual race, 1924. White silk ribbon with red lettering, for 22nd annual race, 1916 1916 and 1924	60	108:094
Usher’s badge, with “1923” on the attached blue and red ribbon. Pin (1.25in. diameter) features “USHER” in blue on white background with blue edge. Paper label inside for Phila. Badge Co.. . 1923″ in white on blue and red notched grosgrain ribbon, 2.5in. x 1in. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070528011] ca. 1923	60	501
Bowl
Bowl, Class of 1905, used in Bowl Fight of 1902-1903. Wood, round, 24″ diameter, 6.25″ high; emblems of the fraternities painted around the perimeter of inside; shield-shaped silver plate mounted on rim inscribed “Presented to Rollin C. Bortle by the Class of 1905, University of Pennsylvania.” [UARC20041006003] 1905	OS 20	205
Bowl, Class of 1907, used in Bowl Fight of 1904-1905. Wood, round, 24″ diameter, 6.25″ high; emblems of the fraternities painted around the perimeter of inside; shield-shaped silver plate mounted on rim inscribed “Presented to Lloyd Peniston Jones by the Class of 1907, University of Pennsylvania” [UARC20041006004] 1907	OS 22	179
Bowl, Class of 1909, used in Bowl Fight of 1906-1907. Mahogany? veneer, 24in. diameter, 6.25in. high; fraternity emblems painted around inner perimeter; center hole 1.75in. x 0.5in.. Shield-shaped silver plate on rim inscribed “Presented to Warren Shebel [bowl man] by the Class of 1909, University of Pennsylvania [UARC20041006001] 1906	OS 21	40
General
Harter Garter. Orange and brown satin garter. Orange decorative bow with blue knot and red lettering “Penn Harter Garter”. Awarded to winners of beauty queen contests during the 1950s [UARC20060911079] ca. 1955	60	35:01
Mourning badge and ring. Container marked “belonged to Provost Wm. Smith and Grandson. Containing Provost Smith’s 1804 mourning ring (distributed after his death) ca. 1804	103	6:03
Loving Cup
7.25 inch high; Small, engraved n.d.	35	19:03
Championship in Lawn Tennis, 1886-1891. 7.5 inch high, with a handle on each side, light golden color. Presented by Dr. J.P. Walker ca. 1886	36	20:04
Debate trophy, cup offered by the “Society of the Alumni – 1903” for Sophomore-Freshman debate. Lists winning classes from 1902-03 through 1908-09. Loving cup, without handles, 21 cm high x 16 cm diameter (8in. x 6in.), marked as sterling silver by Bailey, Banks and Biddle [UARC20060124003] 1902-1909	29	1904
Houston Club Bowling Trophy, silver loving cup with three antler handles, 1897-1907, silver loving cup with three antler handles, side featuring image of man bowling. Presented by H.M. Justi ’89 College. Winners 1897-1907: Clayton W. Pike; J.W. Calver ’99 C; Thornton Oakley ’01 C; R.C. Hayward ’01 D; James Crowe ’04 M; A.J. Mitchell ’06 V; J.D. Yocum ’06 C; D.K. Kistler ’08 D; R.E.A. DeBow ’10 C. 18 x 24 cm (7in. x 10in.) [UARC20060124004] 1897	35	1907
Interclass Association Football Championship of U. of P. Won in 1916 by Class of 1917; 1917 by Class of 1919; 1918 by Class of 1921; 1920 by Class of 1921; 1921 by Class of 1923; 1922 by Class of 1925; 1923 by Class of 1926; 1936 by Class of 1936; presented by an alumnus ca. 1916	36	20:01
Medical Class of 1894, loving cup. Silver, presented to the “Class of 1894 for the largest representation at the Medical Alumni Smoker of the U. of P. on 15 JUN 1929.” 10.3in. high, 9.2in. deep (with handles), 4.2 in deep [UARC20060901031] 1929	29	1A05
National Rifle Association Championship, 1922, loving cup. Won by Penn. Silver, manufactured by Reed and Barton, 9in. high. Inscription reads “Inter-collegiate Association of Affiliated Rifle Clubs National Rifle Association Championship won by University of Pennsylvania 1922” [UARC20060911003] 1922	29	1901
Penn Relays, 1897, loving cup. Metal (silver or pewter?), loving cup, 5.2in. high. Inscribed “Univ of Penna Annual Relay Races 1897 Swarthmore Rutgers Haverford College City of N.Y” [UARC20060901040] 1897	42	168
Presented by Strawbridge and Clothier for the best dog or bitch bred or exhibited, Won by ____, 1910 ca. 1910	38	22
Presented to Provost Charles Custis Harrison by the students of the University of Pennsylvania Medical School, Sep 30, 1904. Sterling silver. 9.5in. high by 7in. diameter; inscribed “In token of love and esteem and in appreciation of his earnest efforts and interest in the advancement of the Medical School 1904	40	97:04
Presented to Provost Charles Custis Harrison by the students of the University of Pennsylvania Medical School, Sep 30, 1904. Sterling silver. 9.5in. high by 7in. diameter; inscribed “In token of love and esteem and in appreciation of his earnest efforts and interest in the advancement of the Medical School 1904	88	94:04
Presented to the University of Pennsylvania by the officers and cadets of the U.S. Military and Naval Academies in recognition of the courtesies extended to them 1899 Decemeber 2	36	20:02
Silver (?); 1.2 ft. diameter; no inscription n.d.	OS 49	116
Silver Awarded for merit in the study and service to the cause of Zionism; 1916-1917 U of P Zionist Society; 1917-1918 Univ. of Minnesota Zionist Society; 1918-1919 U of P Zionist Society. Nathan Strous Intercollegiate Zionist Trophy ca. 1919	33	18:04
Triangular Intercollegiate Debate League Championship. Silver. 1905-Columbia; 1906-Cornell; 1907-1910, Pennsylvania 1905-1910	OS 09	27
Twenty-year Cup. Inscription: “Every Score of Years I pass to the Latest Loyal Class”; the cup with three handles. Presented by Class of 1889 to Class of 1909, 15 JUN 1909 1909	34	23:01
University of Pennsylvania Kennel Club B(aylock) and B(Lynn) Cup for Collies ca. 1910	37	21:01
University of Pennsylvania Kennel Club Show. Presented by Beaston Brothers ca. 1910	42	18:03
University of Pennsylvania Kennel Club, 1910. For the best non-sporting dog or bitch in the show. Won by ____. Bailey Cup ca. 1910	42	18:02
University of Pennsylvania Kennel Club, 1910. For the best sporting dog or bitch in the show. Presented by J. A. Caldwell and Co ca. 1910	42	18:01
University of Pennsylvania Kennel Club, First Annual Show, loving cup. Awarded to Best Brill Dog, Open Class. Silver, 5.75in. high. Donated by Charles Longstrech [UARC20060911004] ca. 1902	35	19:02
Medal
250th anniversary of Penn medal (three). Bronze, 7.5cm diameter; Penn Shield on front; seated Benjamin Franklin on verso. One of three medals. Identical to MEM 79a/b 1990	93	165:02
Abraham Lincoln medal. 3in. in diameter, with Lincoln’s profile on the obverse side and on the reverse side the inscription of President of the United States, inaugurated March 4, 1861, second term March 4, 1865, assassinated April 14, 1865″ n.d.	94	9:21
Air Force Association ROTC Medal. “Awarded annually to the outstanding advanced Air Force ROTC Cadet for outstanding achievement. Presentation made during University Armed Forces Day ceremonies” n.d.	46	3:08
Alumni Society, Medical Department of the University of Pennsylvania. Bronze, 2in. in diameter, with a thistle design in the center on the obverse side; a snake twisting around a rod on the reverse n.d.	98	1A:33
American Chemical Society, 125th anniversary, commemorative medal and booklet. Medal, 2in. diameter, is enclosed in plastic and embossed with relief of bust of John W. Draper, first ACS president; reverse has ACS building [UARC20060901026] 2001	98	188:01, 188:02
American Medical Association, 1846 inscribed on one side. Bronze, 2.5in. diameter. On the reverse is “N.C. Davis” and relief of man’s profile; Under this profile are small letters: “W. and C. Barber” 1846	98	1A:16
Annual Giving Award (three plaques). Won by Crawford C. Madeira, ca. 1916 for the years 1949-1950, 1953-1954, and 1954-1955 1949-1955	96	7:02
Athletic Association of the University of Pennsylvania, track and field, 3 gold medals, ca. 1885. Each consists of an ornate charm in shape of “UP” with intertwined banner (with event inscribed) hangs from curved banner pin inscribed with “Athletic Association” [UARC20060911033] ca. 1885	98	9:53
Athletic Association of the University of Pennsylvania, track and field, 5 medals, 1910-1912. Bronze and gold of various designs, four with ribbons. L to R: Tug of War, May Day 1911; Penn-Cornell, 1912 May 4; Triangular Meet (Penn, Carnegie, Cornell) 1912; Spring Handicap Games, 1910 April 23; Freshmen Scholastic Games, 1910 May 6 [UARC20060911044] 1910-1912	98	75:04, 75:06, 75:08, 75:10, 75:11
Athletic Association of the University of Pennsylvania, track and field, silver and bronze medals (twelve), for winners in track and field, 1885 and 1888. Silver and bronze circles, each 0in diameter with ring at top. One attached to ribbon. Features athlete throwing discus; reverse has laurel wreath and founding date of “MDCCCLXXVIII” encircling inscribed event and date [UARC20060911037] 1885, 1888	98	9:51, 9:52, 9:54
Athletic Association of the University of Pennsylvania. Pole Vault. “KIRK” inscribed on back. n.d.	98	793
Athletic Association of the University of Pennsylvania. Handicap Games. Pole Vault 1914 May 2	98	794
Athletic, track and field. University of Pennsylvania Athletic Association (one medal). Freshman Scholastic Games, Hammer Throw, 1910 May 10. Silver medal, 1.25in. diameter. “The M. and S. Co., Phila.” Formerly grouped with 12 other items as MEM 75 1910	98	75:03
Athletic, track and field. University of Pennsylvania Athletic Association (one medal). Indoor Interdepartment Track Meet, Shot Put, 1910 Feb 25. Silver medal, 1.25in. diameter. “The M. and S. Co., Phila.” Suspended with a red and blue ribbon from a pin. Formerly grouped with 12 other items as MEM 75 1910	98	75:07
Athletic, track and field. University of Pennsylvania Athletic Association (one medal). Penn-Cornell Dual Meet, 1912 May 4, Hammer Throw. Gold medal, 1.5in. x 1in., featuring relief of runner on front, leaf motifs front and back. With red and white ribbon and bar pin. Formerly grouped with 12 other items as MEM 75 1912	98	75:09
Athletic, track and field. University of Pennsylvania Athletic Association (one medal). Penn-Cornell Freshman Dual Meet, 1910. Bronze, 1.25in. diameter. Formerly grouped with 12 other items as MEM 75 1910	98	75:01
Athletic, track and field. University of Pennsylvania Athletic Association (one medal). Spring Handicap Games, Throwing the Hammer, 1910 Apr 23. Gold medal, 1.25in. diameter.”The M. and S. Co., Phila.” Suspended with a red and blue ribbon from a pin. Formerly grouped with 12 other items as MEM 75 1910	98	75:05
Athletic, track and field. University of Pennsylvania Athletic Association (one medal). Triangular Meet, Pennsylvania, Carlisle and Carnegie, 1912, Shot Put. Sterling silver, red and blue and yellow enamel, 1.5in. diameter. Features discus thrower and laurel branches. With red and blue ribbon. Manufactured by Allen A. Kerr, 4006 Chestnut St., Phila. Formerly grouped with 12 other items as MEM 75 1912	98	75:12
Athletic, track and field. University of Pennsylvania Athletic Association (two medals). Freshman Scholastic Games, Shot-Put, 1910 May 10. Gold medal, 1.25in. diameter. “The M. and S. Co., Phila.” Formerly grouped with 12 other items as MEM 75 1910	98	75:02
Baltimore-Ohio R.R., Centennial, 1927. 2.25in. in diameter, the obverse side depicts a train running under the guidance of the spirit of transportation, with the inscription of “One hundred years, Safety, strength, speed.” Add’l description: the reverse side shows a locomotive encircled by the inscription reading “The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, 1827-1927”; contained in a blue card board box. 1927	94	9:11
Belgium medal. 3.25in. in diameter, gold color, with the image of a lion in the center encircled with the inscription “L’Union Fait La Force”, contained in a black square box n.d.	94	9:3
Benjamin Franklin 1933. 3in. in diameter, featuring the profile of Franklin on the obverse side and four goddesses on the reverse representing “Philosophy, Literature, Science, Patriotism” 1933	94	9:16
Benjamin Franklin Bridge dedication. 3in. in diameter, featuring a profile of Benjamin Franklin over the bridge named after him, with the inscription of Bridge between Philadelphia, PA and Camden, NJ, dedicated to Benjamin Franklin, January 17, 1956, Delaware River Port Authority”. With correspondence between Penn and Port Authority 1956	94	9:17
Benjamin Franklin medal issued by the United States Congress in 1956 for the 250th anniversary of Franklin’s birth of Benjamin Franklin. Bronze, 3in. diameter. One side: relief of Franklin profile and inscription “Benjamin Franklin 1706-1956 Medal of the Congress United States of America.” Verso: eagle, key, weather vane, open book, 13 stars and inscription “Wise and good men are the strength of a nation.” In brown leather box, 4.4in. sq., lined in green. One of 71 struck by the U.S. Treasury Department 1956	98	76
Bicentennial of Franklin’s birth, 1906. Copper, 4in. in diameter, the obverse side is engraved with Franklin’s profile in the center and inscribed with the words “Benjamin Franklin, 1706-1790, Printer, Philosopher, Scientist, Statesman, Diplomatist”. The reverse side features four symbolic figures representing “History,” “Literature,” “Science,” and “Philosophy” 1906	94	9:15
Bronze medal, 11 items. From School of Medicine n.d.	95	90
Chinese government medal, awarded to David Bethune McCartee, M.D. 1840, for service in connection with the Maria Luz Coolie Case in Japan. Gold metal, 1.5in. diameter, with green braid and tassel attached. Inscription in Chinese characters: an award of Merit on one side and names of donor and recipient on the reverse. In fabric covered display box, 7.75in. x 2.75in. n.d.	93	1A:34
Clay. 5in. in diameter, featuring the profile of a man resembling Benjamin Franklin, with the inscription of “Eripuit Celo Fulmen Sceptrumoue, Tirannis, 1779.” Unidentified and undated. n.d.	94	9:5
Coins (2), commemorative, University of Pennsylvania, 250th Anniversary. Bronze, 3in. diameter. Shield of University on one side; Benjamin Franklin statue on the other side. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071205020] 1990	93	79a/b
Colonel Marvin J McKinney Leadership Award Medals (2). “Awarded to the Basic/ Advanced AFROTC Cadet who has displayed the most outstanding Leadership ability. Presentation made during the annual Armed Forces Day ceremonies” n.d.	46	3:04
Commandant’s Award. “Awarded to the outstanding Air Science III cadet and Air Science IV cadet at the annual Armed Forces Day ceremonies” n.d.	46	3:09
David Hosack, M.D. [1791]. Bronze, 1.25in. diameter. Obverse: profile of man and inscription “David Hosack M.D.” Reverse: symbols such as globe, artist’s palette, snake and scepter, lyre; inscription “Arts and Sciences Furst” Signed: Furst (famous early coin sculptor, U.S. Mint) n.d.	98	1:28
Elisha Kent Kane, arctic navigator. Bronze, 2in. diameter. Obverse: profile of mustached Kane, 4 flags and framed artic landscape with inscription “Dr. Elisha Kent Kane, The Great Arctic Navigator, U.S.N.” Reverse: various symbols between two columns encircled by this wreath and inscription: “Non nobis solum sed totot mondo nati”, dated 1859. Signed “G.N. Lovett NY.” 1859	98	1:19
Frederico Woehler, 1880. 4in. in diameter, with the engraved profile of Woehler on the obverse side and the inscription of “Friderico Woehler Naturae Indagatori Sagacissimo, Discipuli Amici Collegae” on the reverse side 1880	94	9:45
French government. International Exposition,1900, presented to the University of Pennsylvania. Bronze, 2.5in. diameter. Obverse: Relief of winged woman flying and supporting man with torch, buildings in background, small rectangle inscribed “Universite de Pennsylvanie,” outer inscription: “Exposition Universelle Internationale 1900.” Reverse: relief of hooded profile, tree, city in background, inscription “Republique Francaise” ca. 1900	98	1A:23
French Legion of Honor medals awarded in 1922 to Josiah H. Penniman. Two items, large and small versions of the same medal, each in its own hinged gray Cartier box. Silver cross and wreath design, with green gem stones and blue and white enamel, hanging from a red ribbon, both made by Cartier. Measurements without ribbon: 2.3in. x 1.7in. (full-sized), 0.8in. x 0.5in. (miniature). Includes congratulatory note from Samuel Frederic Houston. Also see the award ceremony program and Penniman’s identification card 1922	98	4:06
Hall of Fame of New York University, 1960. Copper, 3in. diameter, 0.4in. thick; inscription “The Hall of Fame for Great Americans at New York University”, made 1960, with a medal stand. Written on the box was “Roy F. Nichols was one of those who participated for some years in selection of the persons honored by inclusion in the Hall of Fame” 1960	98	108:04
In honor of Marquis de Lafayette. Original was by Francis Kinloch Huger, Class of 1795. This reduced bronze replica (8 cm diameter), by R.Tait McKenzie, was unveiled in 1909 1909	98	1A:17
In honor of Vincent C. Piccolomini, 1836. Bronze, 1.9in. diameter. Signed: Lang. On one side is relief of man’s profile with inscription “Vincentius Comes Piccolomini de Aragona” Other side has seated woman, in classical garb, with stylus and scrolls; inscription:”Californiae Descriptae” and date 1836 in Roman numerals 1836	98	1A:18
Indiana, admission to the Union, centennial, 1916. 2.5in. in diameter, the obverse side features a goddess holding a torch, with the inscription of “The admission of Indiana to the Union”; on the reverse side is a scene of sunrise, with the caption “Indiana, 1816- 1916” 1916	94	9:18
Italian Commemoration of U.S. Sesquicentennial, 1926. 2.6in. in diameter, the obverse side features a fountain of three tiers and three galloping horses, the inscription on the circumference reading “To the American nation” From the Italian nation, the Sesquicentennial anniversary of the declaration of independence, 1776-1926″; the reverse side shows a sailing ship at sea with inscriptions in Italian; contained in a square box of buff color ca. 1926	94	9:31
Jamestown Exposition, 1907, 2 medals awarded to the University of Pennsylvania. Gold, 2.5in. diameter. In a purple box, 6.9in. x 3.8in. x 4.2in. [UARC20060901032] 1907	98	1A:01
Kongelige Frederiks University, centennial, 1911. Copper, 2.85in. in diameter, inscription on the obverse side: “Universitas R Fredericiana, 1811-1911″; on the reverse side: Sacra Saecularia Celebrat, die 11 September.” 1911	94	9:37
Lafayette medal. 2.25in. in diameter, the obverse side features a profile of Lafayette, with the words of “Lafayette, 1757-1834”; the reverse side is inscribed with “America et Gallia Memores, MCMXXXIV”; contained in a square flat box of burgundy color. Add’l description: Centennial of death 1934	94	9:2
Lenape Club life membership medal, presented to William Pepper in 1937. Bronze, embossed with turtle and “Lenape Club founded 1911,” “William Pepper” inscribed on reverse. 4.2in. diameter. Donated by L.D. Dodson [UARC20060901033] 1937	62	1A:02
Medal, commemorative, featuring Benjamin Franklin. Bronze, 4.5in. in diameter, identical in design to MEM 9:47, with raised profile of B. Franklin (fur cap, no glasses) encircled by “B. Franklin” and “Americain.” Designed by Baptiste Nini, 1777. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. Accession 2009:70 [UARC20100315001] ca. 1780	94	699
Medal, commemorative, featuring Benjamin Franklin. Clay medals (larger of two identical in design), 4.5in. in diameter, with raised profile of B. Franklin (fur cap, no glasses) encircled by “B. Franklin” and “Americain.” Designed by Baptiste Nini, 1777. [UARC20100315002] ca. 1777	94	9:47
Medal, commemorative, featuring Benjamin Franklin. Clay medals (smaller of two identical in design), 3.75in. in diameter, with raised profile of B. Franklin (fur cap, no glasses) encircled by “B. Franklin” and “Americain.” Designed by Baptiste Nini, 1777. [UARC20100315003] ca. 1777	94	9:47
Medal, Societa Boracifera, centennial of the effort to use the natural steam of the Tuscan “Soffioni,” 1927. Copper, 3in. diameter, contained in a square box of burgundy color. The medal depicts four leaders discussing a plan on the obverse side and the scene of the project site on the reverse. The inscription reading “Ex Latebris Captus Adnibitusque Vapor, 1827-1927” 1927	94	9:12
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland, 1909. 1.4in. in diameter, with a black ribbon; engraved on the front side is the image of Hippocrates holding a cane twisted with a snake; on the reverse side is the picture of an institution, with the inscription of “dedication exercises, May 13th 1909, Medical Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland, 1799-1909” 1909	94	9:4
New Haven, Connecticut, Tercentennial, 1938. 3in. in diameter, on the obverse side is the scene of a group of people listening to someone speaking under a tree and the inscription reads “Quinnipiack, 1638”; the reverse side is the scene of New Haven, with the inscription of “Three hundredth anniversary of New Haven”; the two pictures are linked by one sentence: “The desert shall rejoice and blossom as the rose” 1938	94	9:23
New York Chamber of Commerce Building, 1902 Copper, 3in. in diameter, the obverse side features the building with the inscription of ” To commemorate the opening of the building of the Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York, New York, Nov. 11, 1902.” the reverse side features two symbolic figures shaking hands one representing the god of free the reverse side features two symbolic figures shaking hands one representing the god of free trade and the other the head of the native tribe 1902	94	9:24
Nobel Prize in Natural Sciences (replica), 1972, awarded to John Robert Schrieffer, Physics. Gold, 2.7in. diameter n.d.	93	1:16
One of two containers (other one in box 93). World War I decorations (nine) presented to Sydney Grier Gest, U.S.M.C., one of the “Philadelphia Fighting Five”. In rectangular leather case: Distinguished Service Cross with inscription “for valor”; Ribbons: WWI Victory (w 5 bronze stars), DSC, French Croix de Guerre (w bronze branch). In octagonal leather case: One metal sargeant’s insignia pin with three chevrons, 3 DSC ribbons (1 on a pin), 1 WWI Victory ribbon w 3 bronze stars (on a pin) n.d.	94	9:02
Oswald Cruz, 1909. Copper, 2in. in diameter, the obverse side features a portrait of oswald Cruz, with the inscription of “Homenagem da Classe Medica ao Dr. Oswald Cruz, Rio Janeiro, 1909” on the reverse side is the image of a school with the inscription of “Instituto Oswald Cruz” 1909	94	9:13
Penn Relays, medal. Brass medal, 3.5 cm diameter, hung from red and blue ribbon. William C. Martin, manuf. Features replica of R. Tait McKenzie relief, 1925, of Benj. Franklin awarding prizes to 4 athletes, circumference reads “Relay Carnival University of Pennsylvania” [UARC20060911030] 1925	98	198
Philippine Library Association, 1948, silver jubilee anniversary. Metal,1.37in. in diameter, in the center is engraved an open book with the years of “1923-1948.” On the circumference is the inscription of “Philippine Library Association, Silver Jubilee Anniversary”. Hung with yellow ribbon from a pinning bar with the recipient’ name “Dr. Charles W. David” 1948	98	1A:31
President James Buchanan medal. Bronze, 3in. diameter. Signed: Paquet, F. Awarded to Dr. Frederick Rose, Royal Navy, for aid to U.S.S. Susquehanna. n.d.	98	1A:19
President’s badge, University of Pennsylvania, University seal. The side depicting the current seal of the University of Pennsylvania, with the stack of seven books. Worn on ceremonial occasions distinguished by the exercise of Presidential authority, such as the granting of degrees. Diameter of seal is 4 inches. [UARC20040719003, UARC20040719002, UARC20040603002] 2004	98	367
Republique Francaise. 2.75in. in diameter, with a goddess and the inscription “Republique Francaise” on the obverse side and the inscription “Offert Par le Gal Taufflieb, sanateur de Bas Rhin” on the reverse side; contained in a crimson square box n.d.	94	9:14
Reserve Officers Association Award. “Awarded to the Air Science IV Cadet with the highest academic average who has exhibited all the qualities of a competent Air Force Officer. Presentation made during the annual Armed Forces Day ceremonies” n.d.	46	3:07
Rising Sun, Fifth Order of, -presented by the Japanese government to David Bethone McCartee, M.D. 1840, for service in the cause of education. Silver sun emblem with white, green and red enamel inlay and red gemstone in center, 2.5in. x 1.75in.. Hanging from red and white ribbon. In black and gold lacquer box, 4.25in. x 3in., with red braid and tassel n.d.	98	1A:35
Rowing, Schuylkill Navy medal, eight-oared shell, 1892. Medal, 14 k gold, 1.5in. diameter. Symbol of Schuylkill Navy of Phila. Includes blue enamel “SN”. Attached by silver chain to gold bar pin inscribed “Eight Oared Shell” with red/blue ribbon, 2.75in. x 1.4in.. See also images 20060911009 and 20060911011 [UARC20060911010] 1892	98	1A:09
Sabato Morais medal. Centennial of birth, 1923. Copper, 2.5in. in diameter, featuring the portrait of Morais on the front and on the reverse side the inscription “In commemoration of the one hundredth anniversary of the birth of Sabato Morais, minister of the KK Mikve Israel in the city of Philadelphia, 1851-1897, founder of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America” 1923	94	9:22
Scholarship. University of Pennsylvania (one medal), awarded in 1814 to George Bacon Wood, A.B. 1815, M.D. 1818. Silver disc, 1.7in. diameter. Obverse: Seal of the University; reverse: Leg. AUCTORITATE UNIVERSITATIS ADJUDICATUM; in field engraved “G. B. Wood, 1814”; size 26 1814	98	1A:20
Scholarship. University of Pennsylvania (one medal), awarded in 1814 to George Read, A.B. 1817. Silver disc, 1.7in. diameter. Obverse: Seal of the University; reverse: Leg. AUCTORITATE UNIVERSITATIS ADJUDICATUM; in field engraved “G. Read, 1814”; size 26 ca. 1814	98	1:18
Scholarship. University of Pennsylvania (one medal), awarded in 1814 to Samuel Marx, A.B. 1815. Silver disc, 1.7in. diameter. Obverse: Seal of the University; reverse: Leg. AUCTORITATE UNIVERSITATIS ADJUDICATUM; in field engraved “S. Marx, 1814”; size 26 ca. 1814	98	1:17
Swim medal awarded to Eleanor Thelka Widenmeyer, B.L. Arch. 1940, and M.S. in Ed. 1958. Copper gilded with silvery color, 1.5in. diameter. Bas-relief of swimmer in jumping posture; verso inscribed: “Fun-Ful Swim 3rd Place”. Given to Eleanor [UARC20060911032] ca. 1940	98	214
Tadeusz Kosciuszko medal. 2.5in. in diameter, the obverse side features a profile of Kosciuszko; the reverse side depicts an eagle at the center surrounded with wheat sheaves. Bicentennial of birth, 1946. Medal surrounded by the names of places “Poland: Raclawice, Maciejowice; America: West Point, Saratoga” in the inner circle and on the periphery by a quotation of Thomas Jefferson 1946	94	9:19
Track and field medals, Highland Athletic Association, 6 pins. Gold medals, diamond and circular in shape’ with blue details; suspended from gold bars with names of events. Awarded by Highland Athletic Association, 1887, and H.A.A., n.d. [UARC20060911034] ca. 1887	98	9:56-9:57
Track and field medals, non-Penn, 4 pins, I pendant, 2 bars. Medals of various designs awarded by Cape May City Athletic Club, Athletic Club of Schuylkill Navy, Nassau Athletic Club, and Clark’s Amateur Prize [UARC20060911035] ca. 1887	98	9:55, 9:58, 9:59, 9:60, 9:61
Ulixi Aldrovandio, 1907. Copper, 2.5in. in diameter, with the engraved portrait of Aldrovandio in the center and the inscription of “Ulixi Aldrovandio”; the reverse side lists the achievements and titles 1907	94	9:1
U.S. Sesquicentennial International Exposition, 1926, Grand prize award for University of Pennsylvania exhibit, medal in leather box. Gold, design features eagle with his nest, 3in. diameter. Leather box, white silk lining, mark of Bailey, Banks and Biddle, Phila. Exhibit installed and prepared by George E. Nitzsche [UARC20060911019, UARC20060911020] 1926	98	1A:06
University of Amsterdam, tercentennial, 1932. Copper, 2.4in. in diameter, contained in a round box printed with a coat-of-arm design and the years “1632-1932”; the medal features a sailing vessel on the obverse side with the inscription of “1632-1932, athenaeumillustre, Universite itvan Amsterdam”; the reverse side featuring three figures holding torches 1932	94	9:32
University of Berlin, centennial, 1910. Copper, 4.25in. in diameter, the obverse side features a mounted warrior with the inscription of “Rex Borussiae Guilelmus II Imperator Germanorum, MDCCCCX”; the inscription on the reverse side reads “Universitati Friedericae Guilelmae Berolinensi Saecularia Prima Agenti”; contained in a blue square box with broken hinges 1910	94	9:33
University of Bratislava, 1919. 3in. in diameter, with the profile of an elderly scholar in the center encircled with the inscription of “Universitas Comeniana Bratislavensis, condita 1919”; the reverse side showing a coat of the arm with the inscription of “Bratislava Republika, Ceskoslovenska” 1919	94	9:34
University of Brussels, centennial, 1934. 2.5in. in diameter, in a round box, featuring the campus of the university with the inscription of Universite Libre de Bruxelles, 1834-1934; on the reverse side is the profile of Pierre Theodore Verhaegen, 1796-1862 1934	94	9:35
University of Catalonia, centennial, 1937. 2.4in. in diameter, the obverse side features a goddess with the inscription of Centenari de la restauracio de la Universitat de Catalunya”; on the reverse side is inscribed “Universitas Barcinonensis, 1837-1937” 1937	94	9:36
University of Havana, bicentennial, 1928. 1.75in. by 2.5in. in the shape of a heart, the inscriptions read “1728-1928, Havan Academ S. Hier Conv. S. Joan Later Ord Praed” (obverse) and “Universitas Havanensis Secundo Seculo Ab Eius Inauguratione, 1928” 1928	94	9:38
University of Leipzig, 500 anniv. 1909. Copper, 2.85in by 3.85in., the obverse side features two figures in the center, the young one holding a book resembling a student while the older one representing the professor; two naked male figures in the foreground on the sides holding up decorative boughs that hang over the heads of the professor and student; the inscription reads “MCCCCIXMCMIX, Universitas studii Lipsignsis”; the reverse side shows the profile of a naked thinker 1909	94	9:39
University of Paris, 1895. 2.5in. in diameter, the obverse side depicts three figures, one sitting and instructing and two standing and listening or taking notes, the inscription on the periphery reading “Universite de Paris, 1215-1895” on the reverse side is a sailing vessel encircled with the inscriptions of “Fluctvat, Nec, Mergitur”; contained in a square box inscribed with the words “Au President Finley, L’Universite de Paris” 1895	94	9:41
University of Paris, commemorative medal. Bronze, 4in. diameter, 0.25″ thick. Image of woman, with sword, open book, and inscription “Scientia Instrumentum Justitiae, Libroense, 1914-1918” Verso: image of school building, inscription “Fidelissimae Sorori, Universitas Parisiensis, DICAVITZ” [UARC20060901035] ca. 1918	93	1A:04
University of Pennsylvania, 200th anniversary of naming as a University, 1779-1979, medals (2). Bronze, 2.75in. diam., 0.25″ thick. Embossed with image of first campus and University coat of arms and “University of Pennsylvania November 27 1779-1979.” Other side embossed with a profile of Benjamin Franklin and “1740 Trust-1749 Academy-1755 College of Philadelphia-1779 University” and “200th Anniversary of the First Institution in United States to be Named a University” 1979	93	114:01
University of Pennsylvania, 200th anniversary of naming as a University, 1779-1979, medals (4). Bronze, 2.75in. diam., 0.25in. thick. Embossed with image of 1st campus, University coat of arms, “University of Pennsylvania November 27 1779-1979.” Verso: profile of Franklin, “1740 Trust-1749 Academy-1755 College of Philadelphia-1779 University” and “200th Anniversary of the First Institution in United States to be Named a University”. 3 medals in green Franklin Mint boxes; 4th in white box w plastic stand 1979	93	165:03
University of Pennsylvania, 200th anniversary of naming as a University, 1779-1979. Bronze, 2.75in. diameter, 0.25in. thick. One side embossed with image of first campus and University coat of arms and “University of Pennsylvania November 27 1779-1979.” The other side is embossed with a profile of Benjamin Franklin and “1740 Trust-1749 Academy-1755 College of Philadelphia-1779 University” and “200th Anniversary of the First Institution in United States to be Named a University” 1979	93	218:05
University of Pennsylvania, 200th anniversary of naming as a University, 1779-1979. Bronze, 2.75in. diameter, 0.25in. thick. One side embossed with image of first campus and University coat of arms and “University of Pennsylvania November 27 1779-1979.” The other side is embossed with a profile of Benjamin Franklin and “1740 Trust-1749 Academy-1755 College of Philadelphia-1779 University” and “200th Anniversary of the First Institution in United States to be Named a University” 1979	93	478
University of Pennsylvania, 200th anniversary of naming as a University, 1779-1979. Bronze, 2.75in. diameter, 0.25in. thick. One side embossed with image of first campus and University coat of arms and “University of Pennsylvania November 27 1779-1979.” The other side is embossed with a profile of Benjamin Franklin and “1740 Trust-1749 Academy-1755 College of Philadelphia-1779 University” and “200th Anniversary of the First Institution in United States to be Named a University” 1979	93	557
University of Pennsylvania, 200th anniversary, 1740-1940. Bronze; 1.25in. diameter; inscription “1740-1940”, with pinning ribbon. 41 medals 1940	95	125:02
University of Pennsylvania, 200th anniversary, 1740-1940. Bronze; 2.9″ diameter; inscription “1740-1940.” 73 medals 1940	95	125:01
University of Pennsylvania, 200th anniversary, 1740-1940. Miniature (1.13″ diam.) reproductions of medal made by R. Tait McKenzie. 9 medals in 8 boxes. To be worn at the celebration; color of ribbons designated the wearer’s field of interest: greenmedicine, brown-fine arts, copper-social sciences, bronze-natural science, white-humanities, scarlet-religion, red and blue-official delegate (3). One red and blue pin was a gift from Truman State University, 1996 Jul 19 1940	93	1A:32
University of Pennsylvania, 200th anniversary, 1740-1940. R. Tait McKenzie design. Bronze, 2.8″ diameter. University shield and motto on one side; on the other side a column topped with 2 busts (18th century man and 20th century man), an oil lamp and light bulb, and the Latin inscription: “TEMPORIS LUX ACTI ILLUSTRET POSERITATIS VIAM” 1940	93	556
University of Pennsylvania, 250th anniversary, 1740-1990. Bronze, 3″ diameter. Shield of University on one side; Benjamin Franklin statue on the other side. Identical to MEM 79a/b and 165.02 1990	93	558
University of Pennsylvania, medal. Bronze with Penn seal and shield, with a suspension for hanging. Inscription: “Sigillum Universitatis Pennsylvaniensis Curatorum.” 1.3in. diameter [UARC20090224003] n.d.	98	665
University of Pennsylvania. Palestra, 50th birthday, 1977. Gold metal. Penn coat of arms on one side. “University of Pennsylvania Palestra 1927-1977” inscribed on the other side. 1in. diameter A gift handed out to all visitors at the birthday party 1977	98	1:22
University of Pennsylvania wrestling, medal. Gold. 1.3in. diameter, with hole and link. Front: laurel branch and red, white and blue enamel University book. Inscription on verso: “University Champion 135 lb. Class, Won by Sigmund G. Ketterer” [B.S. in Econ 1917].Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210026] n.d.	98	608
University of Pennsylvania wrestling, medal. Silver. 1.3in. diameter, with hole/link. Front: laurel branch and red, white and blue enamel University book. On verso: “Novice Champion 135 lb. Class, Won by Sigmund G. Ketterer” [B.S. in Chem. Eng. 1917]. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210027] n.d.	98	609
University of Prague, 1918. 3.75in. diameter, the obverse side is engraved with two mythological figures on the top and four academicians underneath. with the inscription of “Condita 1348, Liberata 1918” and the designer’s name “O. Sdaniel”; contained in a square box of burgundy color 1918	94	9:42
University of Virginia, 1921. 2in. in diameter, the obverse side features a man’s profile with the inscription of “Haec Olim Meminisse Ivvabit, 1921”; the reverse side depicts a goddess with the inscription of “University of Virginia, 1819” 1921	94	9:43
University of Wisconsin, 50th anniversary, 1904. 1.75in. x 2.5in., the obverse side features a god holding a torch resembling Prometheus; the reverse side is inscribed with the words. “The University of Wisconsin commemorates fifty years of service to the Commonwealth, 1904” 1904	94	9:44
William Osler, 1919. Copper, 2.75in. in diameter, the Obverse side is engraved with a profile of W. osler, with the inscription of “Willelmus Osler, Medicine Professor Regius, 1904-1919”. The reverse side depicts a coat of arms surrounded by the inscription of “De Aesculapio Arte Vel Scientia Eximie Meritis”; contained in a black square box 1919	94	9:25
With box, for track and field, 440 yard run 1906 May 19	111	762
World War I decorations (nine) presented to Sydney Grier Gest, U.S.M.C., one of the “Philadelphia Fighting Five”. In rectangular leather case: Distinguished Service Cross with inscription “for valor”; Ribbons: WWI Victory (w 5 bronze stars), DSC, French Croix de Guerre (w bronze branch). In octagonal leather case: One metal sargeant’s insignia pin with three chevrons, 3 DSC ribbons (1 on a pin), 1 WWI Victory ribbon w 3 bronze stars (on a pin) n.d.	93	9:02
Yale University Bicentennial, 1901. Copper medals (two), 2.7in. in diameter, two identical medals, one contained in a square box of dark burgundy color; the obverse side features two figures, one driving a chariot and the other leading the way. at the top being the inscription of “Lux et Veritas”; the reverse side is inscribed with “Universitas Yalensis A.D. MDCCCCI, Concelebrat Collegium Yalense A.D. MDCCI conditum.” Previous note: one is duplicate 1901	94	9:49
Medallion
Medallion, blue and white Wedgwood china, of University of Pennsylvania coat of arms, framed. Oval blue and white china, black and gold oval frame, (4.25in. x 3.75in.; 5.75in. x 4.5in. framed). Verso; “Wedgwood Made in in England TM 68”. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070528010] n.d.	53	503
Medallion, blue and white Wedgwood china, of University of Pennsylvania coat of arms. First edition certified medallion number 154, issued to Mr. Herbert M. Goldstein, College 1941, seal undated, maker’s mark Wedgwood Made in in England B, FR. 11 x 8 cm (4.35in. x 3.25in.). Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20051216010] ca. 1941	53	275
Plaque
Air Force ROTC Plaque of Cadet Colonels. 14in. x 17.5in.; two palm-size statues and rectangular metal plaques mounted on a wooden board; metal plaques bearing the names of awardees. U. of P., 1949-1950 to 1957-1958. 1949-1958	OS 33	3:01
Alpha Sigma Phi coat of arms shield, metal mounted on wooden plaque in shape of shield, 10.75in. x 9 .5in. n.d.	46	530
Dark stained oak shield 16ft. wide, college seals, mounted on a brass triangle, chess pieces; date (the final 9 in 1909 is missing); name of donor of plaque (Isaac L. Rice – non-Penn) and winners (Norman T. Whitaker, Col. 1912 and Harold Leo Bauder, Col. 09 ca. 1909	OS 37	46:01
David Riesman Memorial Lecture, 1940-1960. 2 parts, brass on wood. Women’s Medical Society of the Univ. of Penn n.d.	46	95
Franklin Inn Club literary award, plaque. Metal (brass?); 2.75″ x 3.5″. Awarded to Roy F. Nichols [UARC20060911026] 1961	98	108:03
In memory of Edward B. Draper, M.D.1907. Brass ca. 1907	96	7:03
Inscription: “Presented by the Cadet Regiment of the University, Feb. 18, 1918, by Major Joseph G. Rosengarten, Class of 1852.” From the flagpole which used to be in front of College Hall 1918	46	3:05
Phi Delta Epsilon Honor Lectures, University of Pennsylvania, names and dates engraved on steel plate mounted on wood, 9.5in. x 6.5in. n.d.	46	96
Ping Pong tournament. Listing winners 1933-1939	OS 49	34
Triangular College Chess League, 1903-1908. Stained oak shield 12in. wide, 16in. high (30cm x 40cm) with engraved sterling silver convex (but dented) shield. Condition – poor (due to the dent). League consited of Penn, Cornell, and Brown. Univ. of Pa. winners — 1904: M.B. Kirkpatrick, L.S. Johnston; 1905: W.H. Hughes, E.H. Miller, M.B. Fitzpatrick; 1906: W.H. Hughes, H.B. Smith; 1908: W.H. Hughes, N.T. Whitaker 1903-1908	OS 37	46:03
Triangular College Chess League, 1914-1915. Stained oak shield 15.5in. wide, 20.5in. high (40 cm x 52 cm) with bronze leaf cluster, one remaining enameled College seal (Brown). Two college seals, are missing; condition – poor (due to missing items) 1914-1915	OS 37	46:02
Tribute memorabilia items to President Judith Rodin from the Sadie Alexander School. 1 wood plaque mounted with a color photo of three boy students and an inscription of “Penn-assisted School Staff salutes Dr. Judith Rodin – Sheila A. Syndor principal.” Accompanied by student drawings 2001	OS 53	200:01
Wooden plaque key in relief on wood block. Pyramid constructed by F. Shannon ’57; plaque key by Donald Wolfgang ’67; key being blue and gold, with Greek letters missing. Sigma Tau Fraternity. n.d.	48	67
Ribbon
Seal of the University (4), 1757-1780, and ribbon. Red wax imprint in metal container with circular green paper imprint on pale blue ribbon. Attached paper dates these to the late eighteenth or early nineteenth century [UARC20060901019] ca. 1800	91	1:05
104in. x 1.25in.; red and blue n.d.	60	114:03
35in. x 2in.; blue and red. previous note: “F-B no.2” n.d.	60	1:14
College Class of 1889 alumni reunion, commemorative ribbon. Red and blue satin ribbon, with “’89” stamped in white [UARC20060911067] ca. 1900	60	1A29
Medical Class of 1872, commencement ribbon. Pale blue silk with gold lettering, 7.2in. x 2.3in. [UARC20060911008] 1872	60	94:01
Penn Relays, 1908, ribbon. Blue satin with attached metal and colored enamel disk (depicting start of a race), hanging from ornate metal badge bar. 5.5in. x 3.0in. Whitehead and Hoag Co., Newark, N.J. [UARC20090224001] 1908	60	664
Ribbon, Class Day of 1870, and Farewell Song, University of Pennsylvania (items pasted on page of scrapbook, n.d.). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807047] 1870	109	52
Trophy
Air Force ROTC Bowling Trophy. Four awards n.d.	42	3:06
Athletic trophy, Dean’s Cup for freshman vs. sophomore competition in rowing, baseball, football, tennis and track, 1897. Loving cup, with 3 handles, 19 cm high x 21 cm diameter (7.5in. x 8in.), marked as sterling silver by Bailey, Banks and Biddle. Lists winning classes from 1892 through 1897 [UARC20060124002] 1892-1897	35	19:05
Bowl, Class of 19?? (not legible). Made of wood, 24in. diameter, 6.25in. high; emblems of the fraternities painted around the perimeter of inside; hole 1.25″ x .5″ in center. overall condition poor, with a 7-inch-long crack across the center, two wood plates chipped for c. 1.5 inches and the bottom fixed with several screws n.d.	OS 19	201
Case: exterior-black leather, slightly padded on top; interior-red silk on bottom of box, blue silk with red silk ribbons on top, red silk with blue and red silk ribbons on hinge, interior formed to hold spoon in place. Spoon is MEM 280.1 L: 24in. x W: 5.5in. x H: 3.75″; brass lock (not locked, no keys); Box is covered throughout with scratches, structurally intact 1883	OS 65	280:02
For 1906 relay team race. Dartmouth vs. University of Pennsylvania. Two antler horn handles 1906	111	787
Ice hockey team (men’s). 1989 USNA Invitational, Crabpot Tournament, Ice Hockey Champs. 1989 USNA Invitational, Crabpot Tournament, Ice Hockey Champs 1989	32	68:03
Ice hockey team (men’s). NECHA Regular Season Champions, Division 1 – South, 1988-1989. NECHA Regular Season Champions, Division 1 – South, 1988-1989 ca. 1989	32	68:02
Ice hockey team (men’s). Penn State ’87-’88 Nittany Lion Invitational (3rd place). Penn State ’87-’88 Nittany Lion Invitational (3rd place) ca. 1988	32	68:01
Jonathan Bright Memorial Hockey Trophy for Most Valuable Player. Univ. of Penn., in honor of John M. Cleveland, Penn’s first hockey coach n.d.	30	50
Mask and Wig trophy. White metal urn, with raised ridge encircling the urn half-way up. 7.7in. high, 3.5in. largest diam. Inscription: “Presented to Charles S. Morgan, Jr. By the Cast and Chorus of ‘Hoot Mon’ Mask and Wig Club 1927” Makers mark on bottom: “7 Meriden S.R. Co., International S Co. 321 PARAPLDFGB 1927	43	434
National Soccer Coaches Association. Awarded Douglas Stewart, 1947; for the sculptured head of Joe Burk 1947	29	30:04
Pillared gates made of silver, with teak stand and box; inscriptions on the pillars from right to left:U.S.A. University of Pennsylvania; 1923 award for the best essay on “China”; Classic Chinese – couple of lines of poetry about the trophy. 1922 winter Univ. of Penn.; 6. Peking, the Univ. of Penn. Alumni Association of North China; two enameled flags: 1. Univ. of Penn.; 2. Old Chinese National; inscribed on bottom of base: Peking, Mfgr, Pure Silver n.d.	50	46:04
Rifle Club From Intercollegiate Association of Affiliated Rifle Clubs; won in 1923 Gallery Match, by the Univ. of Penn. 4681 ex 4800 (J. E. LaRose, Captain, A.P. Williams, Y.R. Jeffery, A.C. VanderBent, C.M. Stroup, H.I. DuPont, W.H.A. Hauser, P. Noland) ca. 1923	37	23:03
Spoon, Class of 1883 senior honor award. Carved walnut spoon designed by Daniel Pabst. Includes a carved owl at tip of handle and a leaf pattern over a column. Silver plate is inscribed “Chas. W. Burr, Class of ’83, University of Pennsylvania.” 22.5in. x 3.75in. Case for this spoon is MEM 280:2 [UARC20060111003] 1883	OS 65	280:01
Spoon, Class of 1898, senior honor award. Walnut spoon carved by Daniel Pabst, 23.2in. long, with lion’s head and carved inscription “Sine Moribus Vanae.” Silver plate inscribed “Presented to Jasper Yeates Brinton by the Class of ’98 University of Pennsylvania.” Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20100209001] 1898	OS 80	698
Spoon, Class of 1904 senior honor award, full view and details. Wood. 24.5in. x 7.0in. Carved motifs: caduceus symbol, spread wings, acanthus leaves, wreath. Silver plaque: “Presented to Ralph Russell Zane By the Class of 1904 University of Pennsylvania.” Attributed to Daniel Pabst. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20080619005] 1904	OS 18	599
Spoon, Class of 1936 senior honor award. Awarded to John Scott Neill in 1936. 24in. x 7in.. Carved wood with silver plaque (2″ x 1.5″) on the handle, between two carved horses. Inscription on plaque: “University of Pennsylvania Class Day 1936 John Scott Neal Spoon Man” [UARC20050126003] 1936	OS 18	92
Spoon, Class of 1969, senior honor award. 26.5in x 5.5in. Carved motif. Silver plague: “University of Pennsylvania, Class Day 1969 Robert Benjamin Anyon, Spoon Man” 1969	790
St. Anthony Hall Trophy for the Most Improved Player n.d.	31	51
With two handles, silver-plate, 7.5in. x 5.2in. x 5.25in. (h), awarded to : F. Mount Pleasant, Carlisle University, 23 feet, 1 inch. “Univ. of Penn’s, 11th Annual Relay Races, 1905, Broad Jump” 1905	32	65:01
Bowling (men’s), University of Pennsylvania Interclass Bowling Championship, 1902-1907, trophy ball and pin. Silver metal ball and pin, full size. Won 1902-03 by ’06 (P. Boucherle, W. B. Lenderman, Jr., T.S. Potts, R.W. Welsh, J.D. Yocum, Jr.); 1903-1904 by ’06 (H. L. Appleton, D. Ashmead, Jr., G. Bary, W.S. Granlees, J. M. Thissell). Add’l years 1905-07 [UARC20060911050] 1903	34	23:02
Rowing, Pennsylvania vs. Harvard, 1906 May 29, trophy mug. Metal (silver or pewter?), mug with handle, glass bottom, 5.25in. high. Inscription around American Rowing Assoc. seal: ” Pennsylvania vs. Harvard Freshmen won by Penn May 29, 1906 Mills Cox”[UARC20060901037] 1906	29	30:03
Rowing, Pennsylvania vs. Navy, 1906 April 28, trophy mug. Metal (silver or pewter?), mug with handle and hinged lid. Inscription around Penn seal: “University of Pennsylvania vs. U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, April 28th, 1906, won by Pennsylvania 2 miles Time 10:25” Inscription on lid: “A.B. Mills Coxswain” [UARC20060901038] 1906	29	30:02
Rowing, University of Pennsylvania freshmen (Class of 1906), 1902 Oct. 28, trophy mug 1902	42	169:01
Rowing, University of Pennsylvania freshmen, 1904 May 30, trophy mug. Metal (silver or pewter?), mug with handle, glass bottom, 5.25in. high. Inscription around American Rowing Association seal: “2nd Eights won by U.P. Freshman, May 30th, 1904” [UARC20060901039] 1904	29	30:01
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Bedding/ Linens	Box	Folder
Leather Pillow n.d.	3	69
Penn blanket, used at football games, detail. Blue wool, trimmed with Penn seal in center, red wool “p” in each corner, and red edging. Measures 152 cm x 183 cm (60in. x 72in.). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20051027002] ca. 1950	OS 03	248
Pillow case, Football, with banners of Harvard, Cornell, Penn, Tech, Dartmouth, Brown, Yale, Princeton surrounding it n.d.	111	765
Pillow cover, Pennsylvania, square with fringe. Felt, blue square with diagonal red stripe appliqued with blue letters of “Pennsylvania.” Red felt ribbon threaded through pairs of holes near the edge. 20.75in. square with 3.5in. blue and red fringe all around [UARC20060901005] n.d.	OS 02	219
Pillowcase, College Girls, in an automobile, with Penn, Cornell, Yale, Princeton and Harvard pennants. Top half only. White cotton with color illustration in red, green, blue, orange, black, brown and light brown of five young women holding Ivy League pennants while riding in an automobile. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060911085] ca. 1900	OS 02	419
Pillowcase, embroidered with U. of P. pennant. Cotton. White cloth base. Red, blue, and brown embroidery of red and blue pennant tied with red and blue ribbon to brown staff with “U. of P.” at bottom. 21.5in. x 19in. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070102002] n.d.	OS 02	464
Pillowcase, University of Pennsylvania, painted and signed by F. Earl Christy. Canvas, painted. Young woman (with large red/blue pennant tied to cane) and Penn football player, both dressed in red and blue, seated on an oversized football. 22 in sq. Copyright 1907, Campbell, Metzger and Jackson. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210036] ca. 1907	OS 02	618
U of P pillowcase. Embroidered with two red and blue flags with the letters “U” and “P” respectively. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20150803006] n.d.	112	112:04
Wool blanket. Used for lap during football games. Blue with red trim. Red wool “P” in each corner. Penn seal in center n.d.	OS 01	64:01
Wool felt pillowcase , blue, embroidered with a red rectangular frame; inscription in the center “Pennsylvania”. 24in. x 16.5in. In a flat box n.d.	OS 01	64:02
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Architectural Elements	Box	Folder
18 tiles. Same as tiles in 200 College Hall; presumably from 9th Street building n.d.	96	7:01
Bracket 1.5 x 2.5 inches. Two semicircular brackets (brass?). Found with relics of 4th and Arch Street buildings and lock from Provost William Smith house n.d.	104	6:13
Brass chain. Striker plate not included. Probably from Thomas W. Evans house, 40th and Spruce Streets n.d.	103	6:06
Brass pipes (two) n.d.	68	59:06
Brick. From “Dirty Drug.” Northwest corner of 34th and Walnut Streets, demolished AUG 1974 n.d.	97	31
Electric classroom bell. Brass, steel, and iron; 7.75in. (19.5 cm) long, 4in. (10.3 cm) wide; steel frame painted black with tan striping, chrome plated brass bell 3 .7in. (9.2 cm) diameter; condition good, tarnished n.d.	103	6:11
For King’s Court Computer Lab n.d.	90	195
Lock. From Provost William Smith house at 4th and Arch Streets n.d.	104	6:14
Mantle lamp. For the Welsbach gas street lights for which Philadelphia was famous n.d.	69	60:07
Model. President’s House that stood at 9th and Market streets, WPA model made in the 1930s These remaining fragments include models of several outbuildings, a staircase and lamp posts 1930s	101	215
Padlock (from late 19th century?) Found with relics of 4th and Arch Street buildings and lock from Provost William Smith house; imprint: “PATD JUL-78” n.d.	104	6:15
Pin, hinge component. Nitzsche believed this was from the old Dormitory and Charity School building at S.W. corner of 4th and Arch Streets but was probably from a 19th cent. building the Univ. built on this site n.d.	104	6:16
Sliding bolt lock, iron, two pieces: lock and striker From Dr. Thomas W. Evans residence, 40th and Spruce Streets; removed by contractor and given to George E. Nitzsche at time of demolition n.d.	103	6:07
Two shutter hooks (one taken by William Owen, 6 June 1973) From the U. of P.’s first dormitory near 4th and Arch Streets, erected 1762 ca. 1762	103	6:12
White painted scrolled brackets, pair with gilded foliate carvings on back by Mordecai K. Van Horn (wood carver as listed in Philadelphia directories, 1820-1830); 17 x 6 x 5 inches; excellent condition. part of interior window entablature of Faculty Room on East side of first floor (9th St.); preserved when building demolished in 1873 by Wm. H. Salvador (Clerk to Medical faculty). From Medical Department building, 9th Street (Wm. Strickland, 1829) ca. 1829	OS 27	41
Wooden spire tip; 10.5 inch high. From 9th and Chestnut St building, which was torn down in 1873 to make room for the “new” U.S. Post Office; found in the basement of the Academy of Natural Sciences in a collection of minerals presented by C. Henry Roney of New York City n.d.	103	6:08
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Ceremonial Artifact	Box	Folder
Alumnae Association Key to San Juan. Gold color; 8 inches long; inscriptions: “Ciudad De San Juan,” and Fundada En El Ano 1521″ n.d.	OS 04	4A:04
Cane (artifact), c 1913 [with birth certificate of owner, Urban (?) Bond. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807070] ca. 1913	OS 82	15
Ceremonial keys to the College, with insignia and cushion and stand for cushion. Used for the 11 June 1895 inauguration of Charles C. Harrison as provost. Pillow measures approximately 13.5in. x 8.5.in. [UARC20040716001] 1895	44	1:06
Columbian Exposition 0.50 dollar coin, 1893	94	9:46
Funerary wreath with wax flowers tied with white satin ribbon; framed in velvet lined shadow box with framers label of James S. Earle and Sons; after 1899; frame is numbered “39.” Probably souvenir of Fanny Kemble or a member of Furness family 1899	OS 16	30:06
Gavel (another taken by Wm. Owen, 6 June 1973). “Made from hall banister of the first dormitory of the College-Academy of Philadelphia, erected 1762, near 4th and Arch Streets” [probably from a 19th cent. building the Univ. built on that site, JMD 2006] n.d.	103	6:05
Gavel of the Women’s Student Government Association, Freshmen Women gavel, and 1926 trowel. Identical black wood gavels, with silver band around each head, one inscribed for Women’s Student Government Association (35.4) and other for freshman women (35.5) . Trowel (35.3) has black wood handle and silver blade inscribed “1926 to U of P” [UARC20060928009] ca. 1926	45	35
Gavel, wood, with the inscription on a metal piece reading “Presented to University of Pennsylvania, 1928, from the family of Crawford W. Long, made from Newel Post in Dr. Long’s home in Athens, Georgia.” Accompanied by gavel block 1928	45	162
Gavel,wood, 9in. long, with a label stating “Gavel made from the stump of the ‘Lady Petre Pear’ Tree planted by John Bartram in Bartram’s Gardens about 1740. From the Historic Collection of George E. Nitzsche” n.d.	45	166:01
Key to Class of 1872 gate, located at 36th and Spruce Streets, key. Metal, 2.3in. x 5.8in. [UARC20060911063] n.d.	61	1:07
Ornamental key to the Class of 1873 memorial gate and entrance way to Hamilton Walk, 1899; contained in a wood box, on the top of which is a plate with the inscription of “Per Angusta Ad Augusta.” Class ’73 Coll Memorial gate and entrance way Hamilton Walk. Presented to the Provost and Board of Trustees, Commencement Day, Thursday, June 15, 1899″; the box: 3.5in.x 7in.; 2in. thick; Key: 3.25in. L, a burgundy and dark blue ribbon attached to the key ring 1899	91	165:11
Phi Beta Kappa keys. Engraved with individual names. 19 keys total. Engraved with the following names: Bailey, Frederick, Jr., 1973; Cohen, David S., 1972; Inglis, Theodore M., 1967; Kissin, Barry J., 1972; Klevanski, Simon S., 1967; Leake, Alexandra, 1971; Leiter, Andrew B., 1971; and others ca. 1970	OS 59	66:02
Seal of the University of Pennsylvania, pre-1932 version, felt. Felt, red, blue and white. 11in. diameter. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210050] n.d.	OS 77	641
Trowel used for laying of cornerstone of Quadrangle Dormitories, 1895 Nov. 5. Silver with wooden handle, 2.7in. x 9.8in.. In velvet-lined box, 11.5in. x 4.3in. x 4in., from Sackett and Co. Phila. Inscription describes event. Right Rev. O.W. Whitaker laid the stone. Horace E. McPherson, builder [UARC20060911065] 1895	45	1:09
Two identical trowels, chromed steel blades, with black wooden handles. 16in. x 4.5in. x 4in. high (40.5cm x 11.5cm x 10cm high); 4in. x 1.25in. plates mounted on blade bearing the inscription. “The Edwin B. and Leonore R. Williams Humanities and Language Hall Cornerstone Sealing July 1, 1971” (inscription) 1971	45	122
University Bicentennial, 1940, baton (“fasces”) carried by marshals. Wood with red and blue ends and silver band inscribed “Marshall 1740-1940”. 14.2in. x 7in. [UARC20060911068] 1940	45	1:23
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Clothing	Box	Folder
1974 crew hat. White cotton, with a red rim around the bottom of the cone; letters “74” in black felt patched on the front of the brim, letter “P” in black felt patched on the front of the cone. Cochran-Fikes’ note to Eric K. Tomlinson (dated 04-04-1994) attached n.d.	21	99
2 Hats and sunglasses, Class of 1988 reunion, 1992 Alumni Weekend (MEM 87:01 and 87:02). 2 White canvas bucket hat with “PENN ’88 REUNION” stamped in red on brim. 2 Red sunglasses with blue and white Penn coat of arms on lenses of large red sunglasses [UARC20060911005] 1992	10	87
Alumni Reunion hat for Class of 1930’s sixtieth reunion. Bucket-style white cotton hot. “Penn 1930” and “60th Reunion” printed in blue on brim [UARC20060901017] 1990	15	159:01
Alumni Run t-shirt, 18th annual event, 1996. XL size, printed with the words “University of Pennsylvania Alumni Weekend, ’96” 1996	15	164
Alumni Run t-shirt, 21st annual, 1999. Dark blue, printed on the front with the words “Alumni Run” “21st Annual” and “Class of ’74.” 1999. With records of the race attached 1999	22	178
Alumni Run t-shirt, 22nd annual event, T-shirt. Burgundy cotton. Logo on front has green laurel wreath and blue and white “Alumni Run 22nd Annual” around a burgundy and blue P. “MBNA America” printed on back. Size X-L [UARC20060901014] 2000	15	184
Alumni Run t-shirt, May 16, 1992. Gray, caption on front “University of Pennsylvania in blue letters.” Caption on back in blue letters ” 14th Annual Alumni Run, May 16, 1992.” Gear for Sports brand, XL 1992	19	343
Alumni Run t-shirts from 1979 (the first annual run) to 1995. 18 T-shirts of different colors 1979-1995	22	142:01
Armband (artifact belonging to Orville Long, Dental Class of 1910). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807036] 1910	109	16
Armbands Used for Alumni Day (3). From the estate of George Henry Woodroffe, B.S. of 1907 ca. 1907	60	4:05
Beanie with “1944” written on it underneath Penn seal. Owned by Daniel Ort, B.S. Econ 1929 1944	111	759
Belt buckle, University of Pennsylvania. Silver plate (“Hickok plate”) with red and blue “U of P” and Penn shield, 1.50″ x 1.75″ [UARC20090224002] n.d.	60	663
Blazer buttons, University of Pennsylvania. Gold colored metal buttons, 6 small, 3 large. With red and blue seal of the University of Pennsylvania in original box. Manufactured by Ben Silver, Charleston, SC. Small buttons 0.6in. diam. And large 0.7in. diam. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060911083] n.d.	61	417
Breeches, brown satin, pair Worn at the commencement of 1775 by Francis Brown Sappington, A.B 1775	24	29:01
Bright yellow t-shirt. Image on front of red confetti and streamers. Caption in blue lettering “Penn AlumniWeekend 1993.” Best brand, XL 1993	19	342
Bucket hat, wool. Gray wool trimmed with embroidered stein and crossed hatchets on the front. One of 4 worn by/donated by R. M. Edmiston, B.S. in Education, 1927 n.d.	21	185:01
Burgundy t-shirt. Image on front Ben Franklin running in front of College Hall. Caption “Penn 1990 Twelfth Annual Alumni Run.” Jerzees brand, XL 1990	19	334
Buttons (6) and armband and identification tag, University of Pennsylvania from late 20th century (MEM 98:021-027). Red, “bfa” on arm band; yellow, “The Pick Up April 19”; red, “1 in a Million Annual Giving;” green, Penn Community Park; blue, “Penn It’s no longer a secret”; green,”Gimbel Gym”; white, “1973 Annual Giving CHAMP”. 1.25in. to 3.5in. diameter [UARC20060901001] ca. 1980	60	98:02
Cap. University of Pennsylvania, Alumni reunion, 1990. Crimson color, 3.5ft. by 3ft., with a blue “P” on it and a blue ribbon at the top 1990	15	159:03
Class of 1939 bucket hats. Bucket hats (2). Cotton, navy blue rim and alternating red and navy blue panels. “’39” stamped in white on one blue panel. Belonged to Myron Blumenthal, Class of 1939 [UARC20110110006] ca. 1960	7	702
Class of 1939 cap. Cap, blue cotton and red mesh, with blue cotton visor and blue button. “’39” stamped in red on front panel. Red plastic adjustable strap in back. Belonged to Myron Blumenthal, Class of 1939 [UARC20110110005] ca. 1960	7	701
Class of 1945 t-shirt. Red color, long sleeves, XL size, with inscriptions of “Class of 1945,” and “University of Pennsylvania” n.d.	14	151:01
Class of 1950, 40th reunion t-shirt. White color, long sleeves, XXL size, with inscriptions of “Class of 1950,” and “40th Reunion” ca. 1990	14	150:04
Class of 1955 hat. Navy blue mesh cap with white cloth front panel and blue cloth visor. White panel printed with “Push and drive with ’55!” [UARC20060911053] ca. 1980	14	153
Class of 1960. Cotton-knitted wear, long sleeves, white color with blue and red rims around the neck, L size, with inscriptions of “University of Pennsylvania,” and “Class of 1960.” And class of 1960. Hat of small size, white, with “Penn ’60” stamped in blue on rim n.d.	14	152
Class of 1978 ponchos (2). 1992 Alumni Weekend Reunion gifts 1992	13	83
Class of 1980, pair of wristbands and headband. Red fuzzy elastic with “PENN 1980” stamped in blue [UARC20060925017] ca. 1990	14	154
College Class of 1907, Alumni Day hats and armbands. (3) Red felt beret with dark blue pompom in center, 10.5″ diameter. (3) Red felt arm bands with appliqued “1907”. From the estate of George Henry Woodroffe, B.S. of 1907 [UARC20060911040] n.d.	12	411
College Class of 1913, 15th Alumni Reunion, hat. Red and blue crepe paper with gold printing; both sides shown [UARC20060911042] 1928	12	4:111
College Class of 1913, 25th Alumni Reunion, hat. Blue satin with red border and red embroidery; both sides shown [UARC20060911043] 1938	12	4:112
College Class of 1933, 1992 Alumni Reunion, (2) skimmer hats. White styrofoam in shape and texture of straw hat, with red paper hatband, printed in blue “Toughest class at U of P – Pennsylvania ’33″[UARC20060911059] 1992	8	82:01
College Class of 1935 western style tie. Dark blue with white printing “Pennsylvania” and “Class of ’35”. Attached to original white cardboard with inscription “Western Colonel Clip-on” [UARC20060911048] ca. 1950	14	156
Freshman dink. Navy blue wool cap, with appliqued red, white and blue University of Pennsylvania coat-of-arms, with red button on top. Donated by Matthew London W’51 [UARC20101104001] 1947	21	700
Freshman dink. Navy blue wool cap, with appliqued red, white and blue University of Pennsylvania coat-of-arms [UARC20060911055] ca. 1950	21	35:02
Grey t-shirt, printed on the front with the words “Alumni Run 5K” “27th Annual”. 2005. With records of the 5K race attached (Official Entry Form of 2005 and Results) 2005	OS 06	221:01
Grey t-shirt. Image on front family group with Ben Franklin standing in front of Philadelphia skyline. Caption “University of Pennsylvania Alumni Weekend ’96.” Jerzees brand, XL 1996	19	335
Grey t-shirt. Image on front of bear on ball with Penn banner and dancer with hat and Penn banner. Caption “University of Pennsylvania Alumni Weekend 1995.” Jerzees Brand XL 1995	19	340
Grey t-shirt. Image on front of male and female holding balloons and pennant. Caption “University of Pennsylvania Alumni Weekend ’94.” Jerzees brand, XL 1994	19	341
Grey t-shirt. Image on front of male and female holding balloons and pennant. Caption “University of Pennsylvania Alumni Weekend ’94.” Jerzees brand, XL 1994	19	333
Grey t-shirt. Image on front runner outlined in red. Caption on front “Franklin Field Philadelphia, PA.” “The 1990 Penn Relays” ca. 1990	19	339
Hat, University of Pennsylvania, Programme of Ceremonies, February 22, 1928. Orange and black One of four uniform components in box with Programme of Ceremonies, February 22, 1928. Worn by Arthur P. Watts from the Sorbonne University, Paris, France 1928	26	4:124
Hatband Class of 1880. 25.5in. x 2in. (56.9 cm x 4.5 cm); file, dark blue, with two red narrow stripes simulated bow; gold stamp “80 C”; four small sharp metal hooks for attaching band to hat; excellent condition ca. 1880	60	110:03
Hatband Class of 1901. 24in. x 2in. (61 cm x 5.1 cm); file dark blue, with red stripe running the center of its length, simulated bow; “’01 C” embroidered in gold thread; four small sharp metal hooks for attaching band to hat; excellent condition if cleaned ca. 1901	60	110:04
Hatband Class of 1913. 26in. x 2in. (66cm x 5.1cm); file, dark blue with red blue with red stripe running the center of its length, simulated bow; gold stamp “1913”; four small sharp metal hooks for attaching band to hat; excellent condition. Class of 1913 n.d.	60	110:07
Hatpin, University of Pennsylvania crew. Sterling with red and blue enamel. In shape of oar, blade encircled by a wreath. Blade’s red and blue enamel chevron features “U of P” silver inscription. 7.6in. long; blade, 0.5in. wide; wreath 0.7in. diameter. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres ca. 1900	60	457
Jacket Class of 1928. Navy blue cotton, unlined, with red “P ’28” stamped on left vest pocket. Gold metal buttons: 3 on front, 2 smaller ones on each sleeve. Size medium n.d.	20	554:02
Jacket College for Women, Class of 1939, blazer (women’s). Navy blue wool with red piping on collar, University of Pennsylvania shield on left breast pocket, two button closure. MADE BY Eisenberg and O’Hara, Philadelphia. Belonged to Edith A. Salmons, Class of 1939 [UARC20100519001] 1939	21	700
Jacket University of Pennsylvania. Navy blue wool, with dark red wool “P” appliqued to pocket and dark red wool lapel, 3-button, single breasted, partially lined. A few moth holes. Inside label from Edward Clothes of New York and Philadelphia. Worn by Duncan S. Briggs, Wharton 1929	20	529
Kite and Key armband. Red felt with blue lettering “Kite and Key”; 4″ h; white elastic band. Worn in 1984 ca. 1984	60	258
Kite and Key armband. Red felt with blue lettering “Kite and Key”; 4″ h; white elastic band. Worn in 1984 [UARC20060928008] ca. 1984	60	257
Necktie and ribbon in Penn colors. Silk necktie with alternating red and blue diagonal stripes (each 1.5in. wide) is 47in. x 3.25in. at widest point. Ribbon has a red and a blue stripe running lengthwise, notched ends is 1.5in. x 35in. [UARC20060901013] n.d.	60	110:02
Necktie University of Pennsylvania. Featuring University of Pennsylvania arms. ca. 1965	60	4:04
One grey T-shirt, printed on the front with the words “Alumni Run” “24th Annual”. 2002. One of two 2002	OS 06	222:01
One grey T-shirt, printed on the front with the words “Alumni Run” “24th Annual”. 2002. One of two 2002	OS 06	222:02
Penn visor and whistle. Blue plastic visor (MEM 158:01) has printed black “Penn”. Blue and red whistle (MEM 158:02) is plastic, light blue color, with the word “Penn” printed in red [UARC20060911051] ca. 1990	15	158
Philomathean Society (2) T-shirts. White cotton, XL size, printed in black on the front is a detail from a c. 17th century engraving with the words “Raise Hell with your brain”. Printed on the back is “The Philomathean Society, founded 1813, University of Pennsylvania, Sic itur ad astr [UARC20060901018] ca. 1995	14	145
Ponchos in pouch (2) (MEM 86:01). Class of 1948. Blue with red printing; “Class of 1948” on left breast and “PENN” across back. Came with 2 red visor hats (MEM 86:02) n.d.	10	86
Purse, drawstring, with Penn decals. Red suede with red and blue silk top and draw strings and decal of blue “P” and blue pennant with red “P” applied to suede. 5.25″ x 4″. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060926005] ca. 1900	60	379
Rally tie, 1954, front and back. Cardboard in bowtie shape. Red with blue inscription “Univ. of Penn” and graphic of man in Quaker hat. Printing on verso: description of the University, a riddle and “Buy genuine Roessler’s Meat Products”. 2in. x 5in.. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210053] 1954	60	644
Scarf, University of Pennsylvania Medical School motifs. Silk. Red, white, blue and gold. Penn coat of arms at center, surrounded by images of Morgan Medical Laboratories, “University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine 1765” surrounding a thistle emblem. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071018002] n.d.	OS 08	480
Scarf, University of Pennsylvania motifs include R. Tait McKenzie statue of Young Franklin. Silk, white background with red, blue gray and black decoration, 36″ square. Young Franklin statue by R. Tait McKenzie at center, surrounded by campus scenes and the words to “The Red and the Blue.” Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070409010] ca. 1960	OS 08	492
Scarf, University of Pennsylvania. White with red/blue border and decoration. 4 Penn pennants (with coat of arms at wide end) pointing to center Penn coat of arms and motto; red sketches of Penn athletic events filling the white background. 22 in sq. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210049] n.d.	OS 77	640
Skimmer hat for Skimmer Day, 23 April 1955. Belonging to Steve Eidemoon. Straw, with inner leather band, decorated with red and blue ribbon and two Skimmer Day ticket stubs, 10 x 34 x 30 cm (4in. x 13.5in. x 12in.) [UARC20050519007] 1955	7	98:01
Sphinx Society cap, handle in front. Black with embroidered white logo of Sphinx Society. Inside stamp of A.G. Spalding Co. Worn by Duncan S. Briggs, Wharton 1929 n.d.	21	527
Sphinx Society cap, with a handle in the front. Black with gold colored embroidered sphinx. One of four. One of 4 worn by/donated by R. M. Edmiston, B.S. in Education, 1927 [UARC20060901028] ca. 1940	21	185:04
Straw hat with red and blue striped silk ribbon. Lined with leather band, net and silk with the stamp reading “Jerry Finn The University of Pennsylvania Campus”. 10.8in. x 12.5in. x 3.7in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071018003] n.d.	7	553
Sweater Blue and red. Class of 1938 n.d.	112	112:03
Sweater University of Pennsylvania. Knitted red wool, light colored stitching, navy blue knitted cuffs and neck detail, appliqued black felt “PENNSYLVANIA”. Inside stamp of A.G. Spalding Co. A few small moth holes. Worn by Duncan S. Briggs, Wharton 1929 n.d.	20	528
Sweater, varsity letter. Crew neck, wool, dark blue with red “P” in center. Label inside with name “Robert Bolling Jr.” Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071207003] n.d.	13	580
Sweaters (2). Class of 1958. Cotton/polyester, with Penn “P” appliqued in blue and red. Both v-neck sweaters. 1992 Alumni Weekend Reunion gifts 1992	9	85
Sweaters (2). White with red embroidered “PENN” above and “1963” below a blue embroidered University coat of arms. Red plastic visor with “PENN ’63” printed in blue; blue plastic visor with “PENN ’63” printed in red. 1992 Alumni Weekend Reunion gifts 1992	11	88
Sweaters (4), maroon wool with appliqued navy blue “P.” Long sleeves, boat neck style. White label with red writing for Pearson Sporting Goods, 1128 Chestnut Street. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070528015] n.d.	23	511
Tie-dye T-shirt. Class of 1973. Light blue and white. And white hat with “’73” printed around the top. 1992 Alumni Weekend Reunion gifts 1992	9	84
Two-piece wool uniform, red and blue, long sleeve, double breasted with brass buttons. Rear of the jacket reads “U of P Cigars”; manufactured by N.T. Lewis and Sons, Philadelphia, PA. Written on interior pocket in fountain pen “Stephen Jones 11/[18]97” 2/15/2019 n.d.	OS 07	176:01
University of Pennsylvania 1940 bicentennial celebration, armband. Felt armband, white “1740” on curved red upper section and “1940” on blue lower section, red and blue joined together with white zig zag stitch [UARC20060911023] 1940	60	108:08
University of Pennsylvania bucket hat. Wool, navy blue trimmed with red, white and blue coat of arms of the University, adopted 1933. One of four. One of 4 worn by/donated by R. M. Edmiston, B.S. in Education, 1927 n.d.	21	185:03
Waistcoat University of Pennsylvania, Alumni reunion, 1990. Crimson color, 2.25ft. by 4ft., printed with the coat of arms of Penn on the upper left on the front side. Alumni reunion 1990	15	159:04
Wharton School Class of 1940. Cap, with a handle in the front. Navy blue hat with red top button and red and gold W 40 in red circle. One of four. One of 4 worn by/donated by R. M. Edmiston, B.S. in Education, 1927 [UARC20060901028] n.d.	21	185:02
White starched cotton. Part of uniform worn during the University of Pennsylvania, Programme of Ceremonies, February 22, 1928. Four uniform components in box with Programme of Ceremonies, February 22, 1928. Worn by Arthur P. Watts from the Sorbonne University, Paris, France 1928	26	4:121
White t-shirt. Caption on front “Penn Band” written in blue lettering. Caption on back in red lettering “The East Coast Tour and list of cities.” College Lane brand XL n.d.	19	337
White t-shirt. Caption on front pocket “Pennsylvania Heart Speaks to Heart.” Image on back green circle with multi-colored figures of people, hands, water, fire. Fruit of the Loom brand, XL n.d.	19	338
White t-shirt. Image on front of blue footprints on athletic shoes. Caption “Penn eleventh annual alumni run. 1989.” Sportswear brand LG 1989	19	336
White t-shirt. Printed on the front with the words “Alumni Run 5K” “27th Annual”. 2005. With records of the 5K race attached (Official Entry Form of 2005 and Results) 2005	OS 06	221:02
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Compact	Box	Folder
Gold-tone metal and black enameled, hinged women’s compact, 2.6in. square. Black and gold striped top has small University seal, red and blue enamel on gold. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071205018] ca. 1955	61	559
Silver compact (artifact with seal of the University of Pennsylvania on the lid, n.d.). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807065] n.d.	110	46
Silver compact with handle and silk puff (artifact with seal of the University of Pennsylvania on the lid, n.d.). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807064] n.d.	110	45
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Dinnerware	Box	Folder
Ceramic plate; brown, white, gilt; fluted edge, 10.4 in diameter. Dietrich Hall dedication, 1954. Front: images of building exterior, Penn logo, Franklin statue, two campus scenes, leaves. Balfour Ceramic, Attleboro, Mass. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. [UARC20080619006] 1952	83	598
Champagne bottles (two identical). 8.13in. x 2.13in. diam. (20.6cm x 5.4cm). Labels “Campaign Champagne” “A Toast to Dear Old Penn”; “To Salute the Successful Completion of the Program for the Eighties $255 million for the University of Pennsylvania”. Also bears the red, white, and blue 1″ University insignia; label white with black printing, bottle of green glass, top of gold colored anodized aluminum n.d.	71	120
Commemorative plate and pair of urns, white with yellow and gold trim and painted scenes of University of Pennsylvania (MEM 499, 500). Hand-painted transfer print of College Hall and University Library on plate and 1 urn, office bldg. at 9th and Market Sts. on other urn. Plate has 2 rings of cut outs along edge. Made in Germany. Plate 6.3in. diam., urns 5in. h. Gift of Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070528006] ca. 1910	81	499 and 500
Commemorative plate presented by Robert Morris Club to Charles Custis Harrison, University President, in 1910. Sterling silver, 10in. diameter. Gold inlay of 4 University seals. Inscribed “Presented by Robert Morris Club to its President Charles Custis Harrison, Provost of the University of Pennsylvania Nov. 28, 1910.” Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060911029] 1910	OS 30	411
Commemorative plate, Debate. Inscribed “Harvard Debate Freshman Finals 1988 Hernandez/Schmidt;” silver plate. Extensive fingerprint tarnish ca. 1988	89	250
Commemorative plate, Debate. Inscribed “Villanova 1978 Senior Debate”; 15in. diameter; silver plate “Leonard” company, tarnished n.d.	89	249
Demitasse cup and saucer, white with red and blue Penn coat of arms, 1935. Red and blue stripes on cup handle and around edge of saucer. On bottom: Indian making pottery, “Shenango China, New Castle, Pa.” Saucer 6in. diam.; cup 2.5in. diam., 2.4in. high. Photograph of plate bottom included in image. Gift of Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070528007] 1935	80	502
Demitasse spoon, sterling silver. Handle is decorated with a sterling silver University seal. 0.9in. x 4.4in. n.d.	61	433
Demitasse spoon, sterling silver. Handle is decorated with a sterling silver University seal. 1.0in. x 4 .7in. n.d.	61	432
Four spatulas n.d.	68	59:06
Glass, cocktail (8). Glass, cone-shaped, stemless, diameters of the brim and foot both c. 2.5in.. One of set of 8. Penn coat of arms printed on side of the body, surrounded by a circular design simulating Penn seal with an inscription of “Universitatis Pennsylvaniensis 1740” [UARC20070108001] n.d.	71	202
Goblets (2, identical). Silver plate, stemmed, with raised and engraved designs. 4in. diam., 7.8in. high. Manufactured by Meriden Silver Plate Co. Scratched in underside of foot of each is “‘C 99” (1899) n.d.	36	20:03
Goblets (six) n.d.	39	24:02
Harrison Silver bowl, part of piece presented to Provost Charles Custis Harrison by the University Trustees, 1906, base (with MEM 97:02 and 97:03). Sterling silver. 15in. diameter, 7in. high with 4 detached handles (12in.) and 1 detached base (9.2in. base, 5.5in. top x 4.7in. H). Features a large central bowl engraved with the signatures of all of Penn’s provosts and mounted on a pedestal. (Four arms support four smaller bowls adorned with Provost Harrison’s initials and with red and blue enamel Penn crests) [UARC20060210002] 1906	40	97:01
Harrison Silver bowl, part of piece presented to Provost Charles Custis Harrison by the University Trustees, 1906, large bowl (with MEM 97:01 and 97:02). Sterling silver, 14.75in. diameter by 5.4in. high; engraved May 1906 with signatures of trustees and “We the Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania, ask the Provost, Charles Custis Harrison to accept this service of silver as a testimonial of our gratitude for his eminent services to the University and in remembrance of our affections and esteem” 1906	40	97:03
Harrison Silver, part of piece presented to Provost Charles Custis Harrison by the University Trustees, 1906, small bowls (set of four). (with MEM 97:01 and 97:03). Sterling silver. Each 6.75in. in diameter, 2.75in. high; inscribed “CCH monogram”; with University crest on side 1906	41	97:02
Medium-sized bowls (two), with screen tops n.d.	43	25
Mug, featuring Penn player kicking the football, ca. 1905. Porcelain mug, blue and white with red handle and image of U. of P. football player in uniform, artist T. Earl Christy, E.M. Tatler Decorating Co., 5.2in. high [UARC20060901036] ca. 1905	82	77:02
Mug, in shape of football with Christy rendering of Penn football player. Ceramic, 5in. high, 4in. diameter. On back: “Compliments of James Hay, 183 E. Jackson Blvd. 253 La Salle St. Chicago”. Maker’s mark: “Design Pat. 37297 Jan 25-05 T. Maddocks Sons Co. Trenton, N.J.” Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071207004] ca. 1905	81	560
Mug, University of Pennsylvania, Art Deco design, 2 views. Ceramic, hand-painted. Gilt and red bands, a pair of red/blue pennants (crossed) on either side of blue and black “U of P”, with red border, matte black below. Gilt handle. Convex shape. 5.5in. high. 3.0in. diameter. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210029] ca. 1910	84	611
Mug, University of Pennsylvania, design by F. Earl Christy. Ceramic. Dark green and guilt border and gold leafy branches below rim. Penn football player, University seal. White interior. Maker’s mark “Avon W Pts Co”. in green. 5in. high, 3.6in. bottom diam., 3.3″ top diameter. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210028] ca. 1900	84	610
Mug, University of Pennsylvania, with University seal, 2 views. Ceramic. Red on top and blue below, white interior with gilt border. Seal of the University of Pennsylvania on one side, Red P on the other side. 5.5in. high. 4.0in. bottom diameter. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210030] n.d.	84	612
Mug, University of Pennsylvania. Red, blue and cream ceramic, with University of Pennsylvania seal and “U of P” pennant. Made by Wm. Exton (1855-1915), active as a potter 1905-1915, in Trenton, N.J. 4.9″ high. Photographs of both sides of the mug combined in one image. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070528002] n.d.	82	504
Mug, University of Pennsylvania. White ceramic with silver decoration and hand painted red and blue pennant with gold “P”. North Jersey University of Pennsylvania Alumni, 1907. On one side is gold gothic lettering “North Jersey Alumni 1907” with gold flourishes. Made by W.H. Tatler Decorating Co. 5.25in. high. Photographs of both sides of the mug combined in one image. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070528003] ca. 1907	82	505
“One University,” mug. White china mug, 3.5 in, high, promoting Penn fund raising program, with inscriptions “One University” (in a six-sided shape, half red and half blue) and “Program for the Eighties, $255 Million for the University of Pennsylvania” [UARC20060911025] ca. 1985	81	108:01
Pitcher and bowl, china, cobalt blue with white interior and images of College Hall (before demolition of twin towers) (MEM 544, 545). Vase (MEM 544), 2.5in. x 2.0in.. Pitcher (MEM 545), 3.5in. x 4.2in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071015004] ca. 1900	81	544 and 545
Pitcher, cream, with image of College Hall with its two towers. Porcelain, blue exterior, oval color image of College Hall with lettering “University of Pennsylvania, College Hall, Philadelphia, PA,” gold outline. Bottom “made in Germany,” 2 .75in. x 2.75in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060911084] ca. 1900	81	271
Pitcher, red pottery with University of Pennsylvania motifs, front and back. Pottery, 5.7in. H x 9.0in., decorated with “U of P” pennant and Penn seal. Bottom: “Potteryware/ William Exton Trenton, N.J./for all purposes” William T. Exton (1855-1915) was active as potter, c. 1905-1915. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071015003] ca. 1900	83	546
Plate, commemorative, University of Pennsylvania. Blue enamel on metal with red and blue University of Pennsylvania seal. Gold rim. “Made in Germany” stamped on bottom. 5.0in. diameter and 0.7in. high. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071015001] ca. 1950	62	547
Plate, commemorative, University of Pennsylvania. Blue enamel on metal with red and blue University of Pennsylvania seal. Gold rim. “Made in Germany” stamped on bottom. 5.0in. diameter and 0.7in. high. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071015001] ca. 1950	91	547
Plate, commemorative. Blue with white with relief of walking Benjamin Franklin with text “University of Pennsylvania Benjamin Franklin in 1723.” Franklin Porcelain, 1979. Recto and verso shown. Registration No. U-26. Verso: “Official University of Pennsylvania Plate issued by the General Alumni Society of the University of Pennsylvania” 9.5in. diameter. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070104001] 1979	80	455
Plate, commemorative. China, 9.1in. diameter. White with blue, red and white University of Pennsylvania “book” seal in center. Lip has gilt rim and gilt lettering “Evening School of Accounts and Finance Senior Banquet ’09”. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. Wooden stand for plate is also included [UARC20071205013] 1909	83	563
Plate, commemorative. University of Pennsylvania. Porcelain plate. Penn Coat of Arms in center. Inscription “VIVERSITATIS PENNSYLVANIENSIS CVRATORVM SIGILLVM” on blue rim, gold scalloped edge. Maker’s mark on verso: spread-eagle image above”C.T.”, “Hand painted” under crown. 9.75in. diameter. Gift of Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060518003] ca. 1936	80	354
Plate, commemorative. University of Pennsylvania. Porcelain plates (2). Red with gilt edge and blue University seal with inscription: “Universitatis Pennsylvaniensis, curatorum sigillum, Sine, moribus, leterae, vanae.” Scalloped rim with raised design. 8in. diameter. Marks of Wm. Exton, pottery specialists, Trenton, N.J. and of W.M. Co.semi porcelain n.d.	83	101
Plate, commemorative. University of Pennsylvania. Sterling silver with 24KT gold inlay of University coat of arms and motto in center, with motto and outer ring with “Universitatis Pennsylvaniensis 1740”. Issued by General Alumnae Society, made by Franklin Mint. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210062] 1972	88	418
Plate, commemorative. University of Pennsylvania. Sterling silver with 24KT gold. Gold inlay of University coat of arms in center, with motto set in a circular pattern around the shield, and outer ring bearing the words “Universitas Pennsylvaniensis 1740” Maker’s mark on verso: “University of Pennsylvania Plate Issued by the General Alumni Society – Limited edition, 325 1972.” Made by the Franklin Mint. 8in. diam. 1972	88	381
Plate, commemorative. University of Pennsylvania. White ceramic with 2 rings of cut-outs around edge. Outer edge is painted gold. Hand-colored oval transfer print of College Hall and University Library in center. “Made in Germany” on verso. 6.3in. diameter. MEM 499 is a duplicate n.d.	81	476
Plate, sterling silver with University of Pennsylvania seal. Sterling silver plate. Raised decoration and engraving around the edge, engraved monogram and applied University of Pennsylvania seal opposite from each other. 10.75in. diameter. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070528008] n.d.	83	498
Plate, University of Pennsylvania china featuring College Hall. White with gold edging and black transfer print of College Hall (with towers), measuring 21.5 cm (8.5in.) diameter, 2cm (0.75in.) high. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20051027001] ca. 1903	80	246
Plates of Wedgwood china (2) (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940), plate depicting Forward Pass Franklin Field. Mulberry on white china. Drawn by Benton M. Spruance, plate measures 27 cm in diameter (10.5in.). Commissioned by Penn in 1939. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050715007] 1940	78	209
Plates of Wedgwood china (2) (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940), plate depicting Medical Laboratory Entrance. Mulberry on white china. Drawn by Harry Sternfeld, plate measures 27 cm in diameter (10.5in.). Commissioned by Penn in 1939. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050715001] 1940	78	209
Plates of Wedgwood china (2) (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940), plate depicting Museum Porch. Mulberry on white china. Drawn by Thornton Oakley, plate measures 27 cm in diameter (10.5in.). Commissioned by Penn in 1939. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050715003] 1940	78	209
Plates of Wedgwood china (2) (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940), plate depicting The Engineering Steps. Mulberry on white china. Drawn by J. Roy Carroll, plate measures 27 cm in diameter (10.5in.). Commissioned by Penn in 1939. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050715002] 1940	78	209
Plates of Wedgwood china (2) (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940), plate depicting The Spire of Irvine Auditorium. Mulberry on white china. Drawn by Clayton E. Jenkins, plate measures 27 cm in diameter (10.5in.). Commissioned by Penn in 1939. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050715011] 1940	78	209
Plates of Wedgwood china (2) (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940), plate depicting Veterinary Archway. Mulberry on white china. Drawn by Walter T. Karcher, plate measures 27 cm in diameter (10.5in.). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050715008] 1940	78	209
Plates of Wedgwood china (2) (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940), plate depicting Young Franklin. Mulberry on white china. Drawn by Roy F. Larson, plate measures 27 cm in diameter (10.5in.). Commissioned by Penn in 1939. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050715012] ca. 1939	78	209
Silver, tea n.d.	39	24:01
Small one. Cobalt blue with white interior and images of College Hall (before demolition of twin towers) ca. 1900	111	767
Stein, “P” with pre-1932 University seal. Ceramic, white glaze, painted blue and red decoration. 5.25in. high, 4in. bottom diam. Maker’s mark: “H.M. Suter Pub. Co., Washington, D.C. W-6”, eagle over “Laughlin Art China”. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071207005] ca. 1920	81	577
Stein, “UP” and shield with books, owl and “1740”. Ceramic, white interior, gilt rim. Background of red on top, blue on bottom. Red, blue and gilt decoration. Bone-shaped brown, red and blue handle. 4.5in. high, 3.4in. bottom diameter. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071207006] ca. 1900	81	578
Stein, pewter, with hinged lid and Penn motifs. Raised design: Library, War Memorial Tower, Houston Hall. Hinged lid: Franklin statue; lever: University book seal. 7in. h, 4.5in. d (plus handle). Maker: Charles I. Clegg, Phila. Belonged to Frederick S. Mann, B.S. 1925. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20080328001] n.d.	43	584
Stein, University of Pennsylvania, featuring a monk. Ceramic, painted. Brown exterior with brewing scene. Hinged metal and red/blue ceramic lid has University seal. 4.8in. high, 4in. diameter without handle. Maker’s mark “Paris France O’Hara Dial Co. Waltham Mass. USA.” Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210052] n.d.	84	643
Stein, University of Pennsylvania. With 3 cartouches of Penn coat of arms and scenes of College Hall and Quad, three views. Blue and brown luster-glazed ceramic, with twig-form handle, raised polychromed features, and hinged pewter lid. 8.75in. high with lid. Made in Germany for Eric Mihan Co., Princeton, N.J. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070528004] 1952	83	510
Sterling silver art nouveau figural spoon (artifact with woman holding aloft enameled seal of the University of Pennsylvania, n.d. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807026] n.d.	109	44
Sterling silver spoon (artifact with enameled image of Provost Charles Custis Harrison at tip and College Hall at base, c 1900). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807025] ca. 1900	109	43
Teapot, Ceramic, dark blue, incised pattern, with a lid, hand-made. 4.1in. high, roughly 3.75in. square. “AYSE” inscribed on bottom. From Hill College House [UARC20070108013] n.d.	82	193
Teaspoon, Benjamin Franklin. Handle: inscription “1706-1790” and reliefs of Franklin profile, Boston birthplace, and Independence Hall. Verso: Liberty Bell, printing press, detail of State House, and “PHILADELPHIA”. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20080415013] n.d.	61	594
Teaspoon, decorated with enameled University of Pennsylvania seal (pre-1932). Sterling silver, 4.9in. x 1.2in., with plain, tapered handle. Red, blue and white enamel and silver seal is applied to the top of the handle. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20080415014] n.d.	61	596
Teaspoon, sterling silver with University of Pennsylvania motifs. 5.5in. long. Bowl features College hall (2 towers). Handle features “PENNSYLVANIA”, student in cap and gown, and enameled University seal, pre-1932. Verso features U.S. shield, eagle, woman with scales of justice. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071205017] ca. 1900	61	575
Teaspoon, University of Pennsylvania. Sterling silver, 5.5in. long. Tapered tip of handle is decorated with sterling silver University of Pennsylvania seal. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060928006] ca. 1920	61	232
Teaspoon, University of Pennsylvania. Sterling silver. Handle is decorated with 9 rectangular cut-outs and a sterling silver University of Pennsylvania seal. 1in. x 5.25in. . Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060928007] ca. 1920	61	431
Teaspoons from the University Dining Hall (2). Two silver plated teaspoons. Inscribed “University Dining Hall 16” and “H.” [UARC20060911064] ca. 1890	61	1:07
Tray for silver service. ca 17′ diameter; with four ears previous note: Box no. 24 n.d.	OS 33	26
Tray, Fourth Street Campus. Metal, green; 11.75in. x 17.75in. Picture of two pre-Revolutionary buildings on Fourth Street campus against yellow background on the obverse side n.d.	OS 30	227
Trays (6), with University of Pennsylvania photographs. Metal trays (six). Painted black with gold embellishments, with 3 in x 5 in photographs of the Penn campus: Franklin Field (2), College Hall (2),Steps to Lower Quad (1), Provost’s Tower (1). 4.7″ x 5.7″ Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071015006] ca. 1950	62	548
Two spoons. Sterling silver. One with “U. PA.” and one with seal of University of Pennsylvania n.d.	111	781 and 782
University of Pennsylvania. China plate. Gold, red and blue edge inscribed “SIGILLVM VNIVERSITATIS PENNSYLVANIENSIS CVRATORVM” in blue. In center of plate in blue is the seal of the University and below the Penn Coat of Arms with the year “1910” in gold.Maker’s mark on verso: “Johnson Bros. England” 9in. diam 1910	80	380
University of Pennsylvania. White cup with blue lettering “University of Pennsylvania” and red, blue and white seal, gold colored moustache protector on top, maker’s mark Dec. American Inc. Trenton, New Jersey, 4in. H x 3 .5in. Diameter at top of cup n.d.	82	277
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940), 11 plates, 10.5in. diameter. In Boxes 85 and 86. White color with mulberry-red images of: Class of ’93 gateway, Forward pass – Franklin Field, Law School Portal, Engineering Steps, Medical Laboratory Entrance, Evans Institute Portal, Veterinary Portal, Spire of Irvine Auditorium, Young Franklin, Engineering Steps (duplicate), Spire of Irvine Auditorium (duplicate). Details in Acc. 2005:92 notes. 1940	85 and 86	225
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940), 3 demitasse cups/saucers. Cup: 2in. dia. And 2.4in. h., each with image of Ben Franklin plus 1 of these: Furness Library, Bennett Hall, Pre-Rev campus. saucer is 4.5in. diameter, with a leaf pattern as well as a geometric pattern around center. “University of Pennsylvania, Bicentennial, 1740-1940, Wedgwood of Etruria and Barlaston” 1940	84	211
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940), complete set of 12 cups and saucers, plus extra 6 cups and 8 saucers. White background with mulberry images: Furness Library [UARC20050520007], Provost’s House [UARC20050520009], Moore School doorway [UARC20050520012], Whitefield and Memorial Tower [UARC20050520013], Christian Association [UARC20050520004], College Hall in 1861 [UARC20050520006], Provost’s Tower [UARC20050520010], Bennett Hall entrance [UARC20050520003], Houston Hall porch [UARC20050520011], Reunion in the Triangle [UARC20050520002], Pre-Revolutionary Buildings [UARC20050520005], and Presidential Mansion [UARC20050520008]. Details in Acc. 2005:92 notes. The saucers each measure 13 cm (9″) in diameter [UARC20050520015]. Commissioned by Penn in 1939. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres ca. 1940	77	224
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940), demitasse cup/saucer, white with mulberry-red designs. Cup: 2.5in. x 3in. x 2.25in., image of Presidential Mansion (drawn by Wm. H. Chandlee, Jr. ’26) and Ben Franklin… continued in Notes Red laurel wreath design inside cup and on handle. Saucer 9″ diameter, features raised design of laurel wreath and coat-of-arms of the University around red geometric circle ca. 1940	79	276
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940), plate depicting Class of ’93 Gateway. Mulberry on white china. Drawn by Grant M. Simon, plate measures 27 cm in diameter (10.5in.). Commissioned by Penn in 1939. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050715005] 1940	78	209
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940), plate depicting College Hall Portico. Mulberry on white china. Drawn by Darwin H. Urffer, plate measures 27 cm in diameter (10.5in.). Commissioned by Penn in 1939. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050715009] 1940	78	209
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940), plate depicting Dormitory Steps. Mulberry on white china. Drawn by Donald M. Kirkpatrick, plate measures 27 cm in diameter (10.5in.). Commissioned by Penn in 1939. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050715006] 1940	78	209
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940), plate depicting Evans Institute Portal. Mulberry on white china. Drawn by Douglas D. Ellington, plate measures 27 cm in diameter (10.5in.). Commissioned by Penn in 1939. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050715004] 1940	78	209
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940), plate depicting Law School Portico. Mulberry on white china. Drawn by Wm. M. Campbell, plate measures 27 cm in diameter (10.5in.). Commissioned by Penn in 1939. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050715010] 1940	78	209
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940), set of 12 (one broken), 10.5″in. dia. White background with mulberry-red images: Dormitory Arch, Museum Porch, Class of ’93 Gateway, Young Franklin, Irving Spire, College Hall Portico, Law School Doorway, Veterinary Archway, Evans Institute Portal, The Engineering Steps, Medical Laboratory entrance, and Forward Pass Franklin Field. Moved from UPG 200 (see inventory). ca. 1940	72	16:02
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940), set of 12, 10.5in. in diameter. White background with mulberryred images: Dormitory Arch, Museum Porch, Class of ’93 Gateway, Young Franklin, Irving Spire, College Hall Portico, Law School Doorway, Veterinary Archway, Evans Institute Portal, The Engineering Steps, Medical Laboratory entrance, and Forward Pass Franklin Field. Moved from UPG 200 (see inventory) ca. 1940	73	174
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940), set of 12. White background with mulberry-red images. Saucers, 4.9in. dia. Cups, 2.1in. dia. And 2.5in. h.; each has images of Franklin plus 1 of these: Bennet Hall (handle broken)… cont. in Notes [UARC20050520003], Christian Assoc. [UARC20050520004] , College Hall 1861 [UARC20050520006], Furness Library [UARC20050520007], Houston Hall, Moore School, Pre-Rev. bldngs. [UARC20050520005], Presidential Mansion 9th St. [UARC20050520008], Provost’s House [UARC20050520009], Provost’s Tower [UARC20050520010], Reunion in Triangle [UARC20050520002], Whitefield Memorial Tower [UARC20050520013]. The saucers each measure 13 cm (9″) in diameter [UARC20050520015]. Commissioned by Penn in 1939. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. See MEM 276 for more on cup and saucer ca. 1940	77	466
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940), two coffee cups and saucers with images of 1. Whitefield and Memorial Tower, 2. The Christian Association. Accompanied by two saucers and 12 plates. Previous note: moved from UPG 200 (see UPG 200 inventory) ca. 1940	72	16:02
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), 1929, 10 plates. 10.5″ in diameter; white background with blue images of Houston Hall, Law School (2), Bennett Hall, Medical School, Dormitory Archway, Towne Scientific School, Franklin Field, Museum, and Provost Tower. ca. 1929	74	206
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), 1929, 8 plates. 10.5in. in diameter. White background with blue images of: Houston Hall, Franklin Field, Law School, Provost Tower, Houston Hall, Bennett Hall, Dormitory Archway, Towne Scientific School. Accompanied by 2 saucers. Details in Acc. 2005:92 notes 1929	87	226
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), 1929, plate depicting [University] Museum. Wedgwood china, white background with blue image, 10.5in. diameter. One of set of 12 portraying different campus scenes. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. [UARC20070108006] 1929	76	217
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), 1929, plate depicting Bennett Hall. Wedgwood china, white background with blue image, 10.5in. diameter. One of set of 12 portraying different campus scenes. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070108008] 1929	76	217
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), 1929, plate depicting College Hall, with its East Tower. Wedgwood china, white background with blue image, 10.5in. diameter. One of set of 12 portraying different campus scenes. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070108010] 1929	76	217
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), 1929, plate depicting Entrance to [Quadrangle] Dormitories. Wedgwood china, white background with blue image, 10.5in. diameter. One of set of 12 portraying different campus scenes. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070108011] 1929	76	217
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), 1929, plate depicting Franklin Field. Wedgwood china, white background with blue image, 10.5in. in diameter. One of set of 12 portraying different campus scenes. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060911060] 1929	76	217
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), 1929, plate depicting Houston Hall. Wedgwood china, white background with blue image, 10.5in. diameter. One of set of 12 portraying different campus scenes. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070108007] 1929	76	217
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), 1929, plate depicting Law School. Wedgwood china, white background with blue image, 10.5in. diameter. One of set of 12 portraying different campus scenes. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070108005] 1929	76	217
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), 1929, plate depicting Provost’s Tower. Wedgwood china, white background with blue image, 10.5in. diameter. One of set of 12 portraying different campus scenes. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. Broken on side [UARC20070108012] 1929	76	206
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), 1929, plate depicting the [Quadrangle] Dormitory Archway. Wedgwood china, white background with blue image, 10.5in. diameter. One of set of 12 portraying different campus scenes. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070108002] 1929	76	217
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), 1929, plate depicting the Dental School. Wedgwood china, white background with blue image, 10.5in. diameter. One of set of 12 portraying different campus scenes. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070108003] 1929	76	217
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), 1929, plate depicting the Medical School. Wedgwood china, white background with blue image, 10.5in. diameter. One of set of 12 portraying different campus scenes. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070108004] 1929	76	217
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), 1929, plate depicting the Towne Scientific School. Wedgwood china, white background with blue image, 10.5in. diameter. One of set of 12 portraying different campus scenes. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070108009] 1929	76	217
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), 1929, set of 12. 10.5in. in diameter. White background with blue images of College Hall, Bennett Hall, School of Dentistry, Museum, Houston Hall, Law School, Towne Scientific School, Medical School, Entrance to Dormitories, Dormitory Archway, Provost Tower, and Franklin Field. Chip on plate with School of Dental Medicine design; minor blemishes on a few other plates; Reorganized 9-27-2002 as “UARC Study Collection” including plates in good condition 1929	102	167
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), 1929. One set of tea cup and saucer. Blue picture on white background bearing image of College Hall on saucer and University of Pennsylvania Seal on cup. 4.5in. in diameter Cup has crack in it ca. 1929	80	454
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), 1936, 7 cups and saucers, White background with blue design. Cup: image of University of Pennsylvania Seal surrounded by leaf and thistle pattern, 3.7in. in dia., 4.5in. with handle. Saucer: image of College Hall with east tower, 5.8″ dia. Edges of 2 cups and of 2 saucers are chipped 1936	79	513
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), 1960, 4 teacups and saucers. Cups are 3 .7in. diameter. And 2.5in. h., geometric pattern around the inside rim; picture of Ben Franklin on one side, crest on the other. Saucers are 5 .5in. diameter, decorated with a leaf pattern as well as the same geometric pattern around it. Marked in the center of the bottom the following: “University of Pennsylvania, 1960, Wedgwood of Etruria and Barlaston” ca. 1960	75	210
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), 1960, teacup and saucer. Cream china with burgundy decals of Benjamin Franklin and University Coat of Arms. Saucer, 5.5in. diameter. Cup, 3.75in. diameter without handle, 2.25in. height 1960	84	543
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), teacup and saucer, 1960. Six total teacups and saucers. Beige pottery, burgundy decals of Benjamin Franklin and University Coat of Arms. Saucer, 5.5in. diameter. Cup, 3.75in. diameter without handle, 2.25in. Height [UARC20060901030] 1960	79	16:01
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), two cups (viewed from different sides) featuring University of Pennsylvania seal, 1936. Part of a set of five cups and saucers, blue on white background, made in England. Teacup diameter 4.5in.. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060519002] 1936	80	368
Wedgwood china (University of Pennsylvania), two saucers (recto and verso) depicting College Hall, 1936. Part of a set of five cups and saucers, blue on white background, made in England. Saucer diameter 5.5in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060519001] 1936	80	368
Wedgwood china, 1929, one plate. 10.5in. in diameter. White background with blue image of College Hall. Identical to MEM 217 ca. 1929	83	498
Wedgwood china, 1936, 2 identical saucers. White background with blue image of College Hall with east tower, 5.8in. diameter Details in Acc. 2005:92 notes 1936	87	369
Wedgwood china, mulberry on white, commissioned by Penn in 1939 for Bicentennial, nine plates (8 designs), 10.5in. dia. White background with mulberry-red images of Dormitory Steps, Museum Porch, Class of ’93 Gateway, Irving Spire, College Hall Portico, Law School Doorway, Veterinary Portal, Medical Laboratory entrance ca.1939	75	216
White mug with University of Pennsylvania seal n.d.	111	763
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Emblem	Box	Folder
2 wax seals. First: Red color, 3.5in. in diameter, features a coat of arms guarded by two men with the inscription of “Scuto Bone Voluntatis Tue Coronasti Nos.” Second: Red color, 3.5in. in diameter, features a mounted warrior with the inscription of “Carolus: Absolu Dms Terre Marie et Avalonie Baro de Baltemore n.d.	94	9:48
Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia seal. Leather. 1 three-dimensional artifact; 23 x 24 cm (9.1 x 9.3 in). From Nitzsche (?) [UARC20071022003] 1916	63	1:21
Philomathean Society sea;. 2.67in. diameter, printed in silk; condition excellent n.d.	60	1A:26
Plaque Shield of the University of Pennsylvania, wood, metal and leather, 1900. Adopted by the University 6 June 1899, presented 2 January 1900. Seal diameter 8.5in.; shield measures 13.7in. x 14.2in. [UARC20060901002] ca. 1900	OS 11	98:03
Seal, Class of 1887. Gray metal, irregularly shaped, 2.13″ x 2.4in. When printed, inscription would read “’87 Haec olim meminisse juvabit” n.d.	63	1A:21
Seal, Dark red wax, 2in. in diameter, with light blue ribbon, mounted on a triangular block with a slanting top surface covered with light tan corduroy. 12in. wide x 1.25in. high x 8.5in.. Also mounted is a 7.5in. x 7.25in. black and white photo of the magnified image of the Orrery. One of two. One contained in a round dark-green metal box n.d.	47	33
Shield, University of Pennsylvania coat-of-arms. Red, gold, blue and black painted wood in shape of shield. Top red stripe includes gold dolphin with gold book on each side. Blue chevron with 3 gold circles on gold background, bottom. 12.8in. x 9.5in. [UARC20060911069] n.d.	45	1:24
University of Pennsylvania Medical School seal, used for diplomas in the nineteenth century. Red wax imprint, 2.4in. diameter. Stored in green tin of the same size. Collected by George E. Nitzsche. [UARC20060911013] ca. 1890	91	1A:12
University of Pennsylvania Rittenhouse Orrery diploma seal. Nineteenth century impression. Red wax in circular tin, 2.25in. diameter. Bits of pale blue ribbon still attached. Found with B.A. diploma of James S. Farmer, 1846. [UARC20060911016] ca. 1846	91	1A:08
University of Pennsylvania Seal Belonged to Alfred Fitler ca. 1900	61	1:201
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Flags	Box	Folder
Banner, Annual Penn Relay (intercollegiate), 1900. Silk, red and dark blue with gold fringe, gold lettering. 29.5in. x 19in., irregular bottom edge. Hahnemann, Penn’a Industrial Art, Penn’a Dental, Univ. of Penn’a Medical Dept [UARC20090528003] ca. 1900	OS 38	109:02
Banner, Annual Penn Relay (intercollegiate), 1901. Silk, red and dark blue with gold fringe, red/blue satin loops for hanging, gold lettering. 29.5in. x 19in., irregular bottom edge. Hahnemann College, Univ. of Pa. Dental Dept., Univ. of Pa. Medical Dept., School of Industrial Art [UARC20090528004] ca. 1901	OS 38	109:03
Banner, Annual Penn Relay (intercollegiate), four-mile race, 1910. Silk, red and light blue with gold fringe, red/blue satin loops for hanging, gold lettering. 34in. x 23in., zigzag bottom edge. Four-mile relay intercollegiate championship winners: J.W. Levering, M.A. Boyle, R.J. Baker and W.C. Paull [UARC20090528010] ca. 1910	OS 38	109:09
Banner, Annual Penn Relay (intercollegiate), four-mile relay race, 1897. Silk, red and light blue with gold fringe, red/blue satin loops for hanging, gold lettering. 34in. x 23in., irregular bottom edge. Very poor condition. Awarded to the winners of the four-mile relay race: G.W. Orton, A. Grant, others illegible [UARC20090528001] ca. 1897	OS 38	109:01A
Banner, Annual Penn Relay (intercollegiate), four-mile relay race, 1909. Silk, red and light blue with gold fringe, red/blue satin loops for hanging, gold lettering. 34in. x 23in., zigzag bottom edge. Two-mile relay intercollegiate championship winners: A. F. Beck, W. Levering, R.E. Kohn, W.C. Paull. [UARC20090528007] ca. 1909	OS 38	109:06
Banner, Annual Penn Relay (intercollegiate), one-mile race, 1910. Silk, red and light blue with gold fringe, red/blue satin loops for hanging, gold lettering. 34in. x 23in., zigzag bottom edge. One-mile relay intercollegiate championship winners: W.J.H. Hough, H.W. Haydock, J.S. Smith, F.L. Ramsdell. [UARC20090528008] ca. 1910	OS 38	109:07
Banner, Annual Penn Relay (intercollegiate), one-mile, 1908. Silk, red and dark blue with gold fringe, red/blue satin loops, gold lettering. 34in. x 23in., zigzag bottom edge. One-mile relay intercollegiate championship winners: T.O. Haydock, J.B. Taylor, L.B. Whitham, N.J. Cartmell. Label: Vanfleet and Son, Phila. [UARC20090528006] ca. 1908	OS 38	109:05
Banner, Annual Penn Relay (intercollegiate), two-mile race, 1910. Silk, red and light blue with gold fringe, red/blue satin loops for hanging, gold lettering. 34in. x 23in., zigzag bottom edge. Two-mile relay intercollegiate championship winners: H.G. Foster, J.W. Bodley, E.A. Master, H. Church [UARC20090528009] ca. 1910	OS 38	109:08
Banner, Annual Penn Relay (intercollegiate), two-mile race, 1911. Silk, red and dark blue with gold fringe, red/blue satin loops for hanging, gold lettering. 34in. x 23in., zigzag bottom edge. Two-mile relay intercollegiate championship winners: L.A. Cross, H. Church, J. W. Bodley, H.G. Foster [UARC20090528011] ca. 1911	OS 38	109:1
Banner, Annual Penn Relay (intercollegiate), two-mile race, 1912. Silk, red and dark blue with gold fringe, red/blue satin loops for hanging, gold lettering. 34in. x 23in., zigzag bottom edge. Two mile relay intercollegiate championship winners: H. Church, L.A. Cross, J.W. Levering, J.W. Bodley [UARC20090528012] ca. 1912	OS 38	109:11
Banner, Annual Penn Relay (intercollegiate), two-mile relay race, 1897. Silk, red and light blue with gold fringe, red/blue satin loops for hanging, gold lettering. 34in. x 23in., irregular bottom edge. Poor condition. Awarded to the winners of the two-mile relay race: G.O. Jarvis, L.J. Lane, E.A. Mechling, G.W. Orton [UARC20090528002] ca. 1897	OS 38	109:01
Banner, Annual Penn Relay (intercollegiate), two-mile, 1904. Silk, red and light blue with gold fringe, red/blue satin loops for hanging, gold lettering. 36in. x 24in. plus hanging loops, irregular bottom edge. Two-mile intercollegiate championship winners: J.B. Taylor, S.H. Terry, W.A. Gunn, I.A. Orton [UARC20090528005] ca. 1904	OS 38	109:04
Banner, Cross country, Penn vs. Cornell, 1894. Silk, red with black fringe and trim, gold lettering. 30in. x 20in., irregular bottom edge. Winners: G.W. Orton, C.C. Sickel, W.A. Stewart, C.M. Coates [UARC20090528013] ca. 1894	OS 38	111:01
Banner, Cross country, Penn vs. Cornell, 1902 Nov 12. Silk, red and blue with gold fringe, scalloped bottom edge. 35in. x 24in.. Gold lettering “Pennysylvania vs. Cornell Cross Country Run 1902 Franklin Field Nov. 12th A.G. Bowen, L.A. Orton, C.P. Major, E.R. Rutschman” [UARC20090528015] ca. 1902	OS 38	111:03
Banner, Gymnasium meet, Penn vs. Lehigh, 1908 Mar 7. Silk, brown and gold with gold fringe. Bottom edge has single triangular point. 32in. x 17.5in. Gold lettering “Gymnasium meet University of Pennsylvania vs Lehigh University March 7, 1908. Lehigh University Gymnasium U. of P. 25 Lehigh 29” [UARC20090528014] ca. 1908	OS 38	111:02
Banner, Gymnasium meet, Penn vs. Rutgers, 1910 Feb 25. Silk, red and blue with black fringe and loops for hanging, scalloped bottom edge. 35i.n x 24in. Gold lettering “Univ. of Penna. Vs. Rutgers Dual Gymnastic Meet, February 25, 1910” [UARC20090528016] ca. 1910	OS 38	111:04
Banner, Intercollegiate Championship, Penn track team, 1897 May 29. Silk, red and blue with black fringe, scalloped bottom edge. 35in. x 24in. Gold lettering includes names, events for James. D. Winsor, J. Percy Remington, W.G. Wordrull, George W. Orton, W.B. Fetterman [UARC20090528017] ca. 1897	OS 38	111:05
Banner, Intercollegiate Championship, won by Penn track team, 1910 May 28. Silk, red and blue with gold fringe and red and blue striped satin loops for hanging. 35in. x 24in. Gold lettering includes names, events for F.L. Ramsdell, J.W. Burdick, W.C. Paull, G.W. Minds, F. Wolle, G.C. Farrier, M.A. Boyle, H.E. Parker [UARC20090528018] 1910	OS 42	123:03
Banner, Intercollegiate Championship, won by Penn track team, 1910 May 28. Silk, red and blue with gold fringe and red and blue striped satin loops for hanging. 35in. x 24in. Gold lettering includes names, events for F.L. Ramsdell, J.W. Burdick, W.C. Paull, G.W. Minds, F. Wolle, G.C. Farrier, M.A. Boyle, H.E. Parker [UARC20090528018] ca. 1910	OS 38	111:06
Banner, Pennsylvania, with University coat of arms. Rectangular blue wool felt with red felt border and letters “PENNSYLVANIA” and appliqued leather Penn coat of arms. 17in. x 33in. Houston Club Store label, manufactured by Chicago Pennant Co. [UARC20060901009] n.d.	OS 04	113:03
Banner, Pennsylvania, with University seal. Rectangular blue wool felt with red felt border and letters “PENNSYLVANIA” and appliqued leather University seal. 17in. x 33in. Houston Club Store label, manufactured by Chicago Pennant Co. [UARC20060901010] ca. 1950	OS 04	113:04
Banner, University of Pennsylvania Class of 1980. Red wool felt lettering “U of P ’80” [1980] on dark blue wool felt rectangle, 3.7in. x 15.5in. 1980	OS 04	113:01
Banner, University of Pennsylvania. Felt, blue with red border and appliqued red “PENNSYLVANIA” on a diagonal and interlocking “U of P”, and red and white leather University Seal. Made for Houston Hall Store by Chicago Pennant Co. [UARC20081210019] n.d.	OS 77	601
Banner, University of Pennsylvania. Felt, blue with red border. Appliqued red felt “PENNSYLVANIA” and red and white felt University Seal. 33in. x 69in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210020] n.d.	OS 77	602
Flag, red and blue, framed, with inscription “First flag made of University colors red and blue carried in May, 1876 by Henry W. Andrews ’76.” Red and blue rectangular flag. Frame measures 16.5in. x 21.1in. [UARC20060901007] 1876	OS 40	126
Framed. 2ft. 10in. by 3ft. in size; three colored stripes, purple, cream and blue; in the center are characters “PPPP–1938” and two identifying marks of “50” and “JV” in small printing. ca. 1938	OS 55	150:03
Jamestown Tercentennial Exposition, 1907, commemorating the first permanent settlement of English speaking people in America. Blue silk, with gold fringe and letters. ca. 1907	OS 14	1:1
Medico-Chirurgical College. In center of linen flag is Penn seal surrounded by half-blue and half-red scalloped pattern. Approx 34in. x 34in. Three broken black ties on left edge. Staples in upper left corner. Wear around edges of flag, wrinkled. n.d.	1	330
Pennant, Philomathean Society. Red felt with red and white appliqued “PHILOMATHEAN” lettering, 16in. x 44.5in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060925013] n.d.	OS 05	447
Pennant, University of Pennsylvania Wharton School. Black felt with red stamped “Wharton” lettering. Red felt banding at short end. 12in. x 29.5in. [UARC20060925012] n.d.	OS 52	182:02
Pennant, University of Pennsylvania. Blue felt pennant. Four red felts streamers. Applied decoration of Penn Quaker mascot leaning against red “p.” “PENNSYLVANIA” lettering in darker red. 28.5in. x 11in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060221003] n.d.	OS 05	283
Pennant, University of Pennsylvania. Felt, blue with “Pennsylvania” in red Gothic letters. 14.3in. x 34.3in. Label: “Manufactured expressly for Houston Hall Store of the University of Pennsylvania by Chicago Pennant Co., 1701 W. 74th St. Chicago”. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071207002] ca. 1900	OS 05	561
Pennant, University of Pennsylvania. Felt, blue with appliqued blue ties and Gothic style red lettering “Pennsylvania”. “Houston Club, Univ. of Penna., Philadelphia, Penn.” label on back. 13.5in. x 32in. [UARC20070409013] ca. 1915	OS 05	487
Pennant, University of Pennsylvania. Felt, blue with appliqued red silk edging on short end and red felt lettering “PENNSYLVANIA”, c. 1915. “Chicago Pennant Co.” label on back. 14.3in. x 32.5in. Donated by Elisabeth Uhler Neu [UARC20070409012] ca. 1915	OS 05	486
Pennant, University of Pennsylvania. Felt, blue with blue ties at end. Stamped with red Gothic letters “PENNSYLVANIA” and figure of a Quaker man in shades of brown and gray. 81in. x 17in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210031] n.d.	OS 77	613
Pennant, University of Pennsylvania. Felt, blue with red border and 3 ties. Wide end has red interlocking “U of P” appliqued to blue background. Rest of triangle has irregularly-shaped red insert appliqued with blue “PENNSYLVANIA”. 15.3in. x 46.5in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210035] n.d.	OS 77	617
Pennant, University of Pennsylvania. Felt, blue with red border and blue ties at end Stamped with red letters “PENNSYLVANIA”, white letters “QUAKERS”, and figure of a club-wielding Quaker. 10.7in. x 28.5in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210033] n.d.	OS 77	615
Pennant, University of Pennsylvania. Felt, blue with red ties and appliqued red lettering “PENNSYLVANIA”, c. 1915. 8.6in. x 46in. Donated by Elisabeth Uhler Neu [UARC20070409011] ca. 1915	OS 05	485
Pennant, University of Pennsylvania. Felt, blue with red ties at end and appliqued red felt “PENNSYLVANIA” and tan leather Arms of the University, with motto. 11.1in. x 29in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210032] n.d.	OS 77	614
Pennant, University of Pennsylvania. Felt, blue/red. Red border and ties. Wide blue end with appliqued, interlocking “U P”. Pointed end is red with appliqued blue border and “PENNSYLVANIA,” University seal. Made for Houston Hall by Chicago Pennant Co. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210034] n.d.	OS 77	616
Pennant, University of Pennsylvania. Silk, red and blue with gold fringe and red and blue striped satin loops for hanging. 35i.n x 24in. Gold lettering includes names, events for F.L. Ramsdell, J.W. Burdick, W.C. Paull, G.W. Minds, F. Wolle, G.C. Farrier, M.A. Boyle, H.E. Parker [UARC20090528019] n.d.	OS 77	669
Pennant, Wharton School. Blue felt with appliqued red felt ties and lettering “Wharton” and interlocking “UP”. 13in. x 35in. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20061004008] n.d.	OS 05	449
Pennant, with the 1933 University of Pennsylvania coat of arms and motto (before its 1956 revision). Blue and red felt stitched together, with appliques of blue felt “PENNSYLVANIA” and leather seal of the University, 8.5in. x 27.5in. [UARC20060925011] ca. 1950	OS 05	113:05
Pennant, with the University of Pennsylvania coat of arms and motto used 1933 – 1956. Blue and red felt stitched together, with appliques of blue felt “PENNSYLVANIA” and leather seal of the University, 10.5in. x 33.5in. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20061004007] n.d.	OS 05	448
Pennants, University of Pennsylvania, one for Penn and the other two for the Classes of 1914 (MEM and 1915 (MEM 482, 483, 484). Felt, blue with appliqued red lettering “1914” on one, “P” on another and “1915” on the last. Each 8.5in. x 17in. Donated by Elisabeth Uhler Neu [UARC20070409014] ca. 1915	OS 05	482, 483, 484
Pole in two pieces. Wood, painted black, approx. 9ft. 8in. long, with brass plated steel fittings; topped by brass (?) eagle (6in. high, 11in. wingspan); overall condition of wood: good, metal: fair n.d.	OS 76	132
Silk Penn flag flown on shell in Henley Regatta 1901	OS 85
Small Puerto Rican flag n.d.	OS 04	4A:02
Small San Juan flag n.d.	OS 04	4A:01
Small US flag n.d.	OS 04	4A:03
U.S. flag. Championship won by U of P track team, Columbia Field, 26 May 1900. Red and green (the green color faded); ca. 24in. x 26in. 1900	OS 42	123:01
U.S. flag. Championship won by U of P track team, Manhattan Field, 27 May 1899. Red and green (the green color faded); ca. 24in. x 26in. 1899	OS 42	123:02
U.S. flag. Championship won by U. of P. Track Team, 28 May 1898. Berkley Oval 1898	OS 42	123:04
U.S. flag. Hung in the case of the Class of 1912 in Houston Hall. Replaced by a 50-star flag ca. 1912	OS 43	4:08
U.S. flag. Silk, 45in. x 32.5in., badly disintegrated from outside edge in approx. 1.5 ft; mounted on ordinary wooden black staff .5in. diameter; surmounted by ordinary gold painted wooden point; overall condition poor. n.d.	OS 26	130
University of Pennsylvania Flag, 4ft. x 4ft. n.d.	5	130
University of Pennsylvania. Banners and cases (2) 16.5in. x 11.75in. (42 cm x 30 cm); red silk with a blue “P”; silk mounted on black wooden dowel; pennant rolls up around dowel and slides into black tubular cardboard brass tipped carrying case; evidently for sporting events n.d.	OS 04	113:02
University of Pennsylvania. Blue and red felt. Red border and ties at end. Widest section is blue with appliqued, interlocking “U P”. Pointed end is red with appliqued blue felt border and “PENNSYLVANIA”. University Seal. White label: “Manufactured expressly for Houston Hall Store of the University of Pennsylvania by Chicago Pennant Co. 1701 West 74th St. Chicago”. 11.5in. x 34in. n.d.	59	619
University of Pennsylvania. Blue felt triangle with red felt trim and red letters “U of P” (intertwined) and “Pennsylvania”. 16.5in. x 45.5in. Condition: colors-good, material- a few moth holes n.d.	OS 05	53:03
University of Pennsylvania. Class of 1862 ca. 1933	OS 04	1:12
University of Pennsylvania Class of 1875. Founders of Athletic Association, Boat Club, and Glee Club n.d.	OS 14	127:01
University of Pennsylvania Class of [1877]. Red and blue, with the inscription of “’77, College”; 34in. by 48in. with tassels on the bottom; a bit brittle n.d.	OS 14	146
University of Pennsylvania Class of 1878 flag n.d.	4	1:25
University of Pennsylvania Class of 1892. Red and Blue cloth rectangles sewn together horizontally to make flag (18.5in. x 22in.), with white “’92” applique. Attached to wooden banner with finial, 41in. long, .75in. diameter. n.d.	OS 14	477
University of Pennsylvania Class of 1906. c. 2.5 ft. x 6 ft.; red color; blue letters “1906” inscribed in the center; rolled around a pole c. 4.5 ft. high ca. 1906	OS 26	127:02
University of Pennsylvania Class of 1915. Blue; ca. 4 ft. x 6 ft.; rolled around the pole (c. 5 ft. high); with a metal extension shaft (5 ft. high), which is labeled as “Hartshorn’s Self-acting Shade Roller” ca. 1915	OS 26	127:03
University of Pennsylvania Class of 1923. Felt, red and blue; 34in. h x 70in. w; excellent condition. Hung in Class of ’23 Ice Rink, built in 1970 n.d.	1	70:01
University of Pennsylvania Corporation flag. Hung in the case of the Class of 1912 ca. 1912	OS 43	4:07
University of Pennsylvania. Development Commission, “Program for the Eighties” campaign, 1975-1979. 5 Pennants, 1 Flag. The flag: 3ft. by 5ft., background in light peach color, with a hextetrahedron crystal, half in red and half in blue, printed in the center. Inscribed “One University,” “Program for the Eighties,” and “$255 Million for the University of Pennsylvania” 1975-1979	5	148
University of Pennsylvania. Felt, 22in. square, blue with appliqued red border and “U of P” lettering running diagonally. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071015005] n.d.	4	551
University of Pennsylvania. Felt, blue and red stitched together with red and white University seal printed on blue part, blue and white “PENNSYLVANIA” printed on red triangular section. 11.5in. x 36in. n.d.	OS 05	481
University of Pennsylvania Illman-Carter School for Children. Blue felt with gold fringe; includes pole. From Illman-Carter School n.d.	OS 14	8:01
“University of Pennsylvania, Medical Alumni, 1740, 1765.” Alternating red and blue horizontal stripes, gold fringe on bottom. Embroidered Penn seal on left center of banner, embroidered caduceus of mercury on center right. 59in. x 89in. Some wrinkles and water stains. n.d.	2	329
University of Pennsylvania Naval Flight Preparatory School. 5ft. 7in. by 4ft. 4in., dark naval blue decorated with golden characters and coat-of-arms on it and golden tassels around; on the top are characters of “U.S.N.F.P.” Bottom: “University of Pennsylvania”; the coat-of-arms in the center carries the words “Navy” and “V-5”. Note of 5-1-84: “removed from UPB76.4” [Naval Flight Preparatory School], Box 3 n.d.	5	161
University of Pennsylvania. “New University flag” hand-made prototype, (two flags). 2.5′ x 2.5′ bearing a label saying “Corporation flag, originally made by Mrs. H, M. Lippincott, presented by H. M. Lippincott, 17 OCT 1937.” Made by Sarah Jenkins Lippincott at East Lane, Chestnut Hill in 1933. Displayed before and approved by the Trustees Committee of which Charles L. Borie, Jr., was the Chairman and adopted as the flag of the University of Pennsylvania, June 1934″ 1933	4	10:01
University of Pennsylvania. “New University flag.” 4ft.x4ft.; bearing a label saying “This flag was first flown on December 9, 1934 at North Bend, Ohio, at the tomb of General William Henry Harrison 1791 M, 9th President of the United States.” Manufactured by Horstman based on originals (MEM 10:01) by Sarah Jenkins Lippincott 1934	4	10:02
University of Pennsylvania. Nylon, rectangular 3ft. x 2ft. banners (two identical items), with red and blue University coat of arms and blue “Wharton” in blue appliqued on white background n.d.	OS 52	182:03
University of Pennsylvania Provost’s flag, 1911, for Edgar Fahs Smith. Red, c. 2.5 ft x 6 ft; rolled around a pole; attached is a wooden pole extension (3 ft. long); on the top of the extension is engraved “presented to Edgar Fahs Smith, 1911, by the combined Alumni Society” 1911	OS 26	128
University of Pennsylvania. Red and blue n.d.	OS 05	1:15
University of Pennsylvania. Red silk ground with a blue “P” stamped in the center, 12in. x 14in.; attached to metal rod, rolled and kept in a tubular metal case n.d.	OS 04	108:02
University of Pennsylvania School of Law. Triangular, 16in. long, 10.5in. high, red and blue felt with white lettering “’99L” tied to a small brown cane 30.75″ high. Previous note: “To Phila Museum of Art, 3-16-1983” ca. 1899	OS 05	29
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. Linen, with white band on left and top edges. Metal rivets on top edge. Alternating red and blue stripes, 2 red, 1 blue. White letters in blue stripe read “M’00.” 55in. x 90in. Good condition, some wrinkles n.d.	2	331
University of Pennsylvania track award. 1ft. 11in. by 2ft. 9in. in size, red and blue background with golden characters; inscribed with “U of P, 18th Annual Relay Races, 1912, Four-mile Intercollegiate Championship of America. Won by M. F. Gutherz, A. Langner, L. G. Madeira, 3rd, and W. M. McCurdy.” ca. 1912	OS 46	150:02
University of Pennsylvania track award. 1ft. 11in. by 2ft.9inn., red and blue background with golden characters; “Dean’s Trophy–1892, for annual competition between sophomore and freshmen classes, won by class ’94” ca. 1892	OS 46	150:01
University of Pennsylvania. Triangular, red and blue with gold fringe and lettering; words “Pennsylvania” and “Education” in this order. Original use unknown n.d.	OS 05	1:131
University of Pennsylvania Wharton School centennial, 1981. Rectangular, bright blue color (about one fifth of the width in white), c. 26.8ft. x 5ft. Inscribed “Wharton, 1881-1981, the Nation’s First School of Management.” (the word Wharton in red on the white background; other words are white on blue) 1981	OS 25	139
University of Pennsylvania Wharton School. Rectangular felt 2.8ft. x 1.5ft. banners (two identical items), with blue “Wharton” on red background n.d.	OS 52	182:01
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Household Accessories	Box	Folder
Bank, White cast marble reproduction of Houdon’s 1779 bust of Benjamin Franklin with slot in the back of head to be used as a coin bank. Two identical banks, each 9in. x 5.75in. Reproduced by the Philadelphia Museum of Art in commemoration of the 300th anniversary of Franklin’s birth ca. 2006	51	409
Bookend, metal (bronze?), two. Black/dark brown with dark colored copper paint on base; side of vertical portion includes raised seal of the University (2″ diam.) 1.75in. x 3.25in. x 4.5in.(h). Back has maker’s mark “CSandCo” n.d.	90	416
Bookplates (two identical). Accompanied by 14 printing blocks and metal Penn logos. n.d.	103	6:011-6:012
Chair, leather arms. Elmwood, scroll-arm, saber-leg, with caned seat; crest rail carved with a sheaf of wheat; back rail carved with a plough; carved emblems represent the Philadelphia Society for Promoting Agriculture. 41.5in. high, 21in. deep, 22in. wide 1 of 2 identical chairs (see MEM 67) with leather arm coverings. Upholstered version of chair is MEM 42:01 n.d.	OS 51	664
Chair, leather arms. Elmwood, scroll-arm, saber-leg, with caned seat; crest rail carved with a sheaf of wheat; back rail carved with a plough; carved emblems represent the Philadelphia Society for Promoting Agriculture. 41.5in. high, 21in. deep, 22in.wide 1 of 2 identical chairs (see os51) with leather arm coverings. Upholstered version of chair is MEM 42:01 n.d.	OS 69	665
Chair, upholstered arms and cushion. Elmwood, scroll-arm, saber-leg, with caned seat, the crest rail carved with a sheaf of wheat, the back rail carved with a plough; carved emblems represent the Philadelphia Society for Promoting Agriculture. Fabric upholstery on arms and loose seat cushion Matching footstool (MEM 42:02). Discussed on the front page of the Public Ledger, Thur. 2 Jun 1859, in the “local Affairs” section ca. 1859	OS 61	42:01
Clock, University of Pennsylvania seal and coat of arms in center of face. Wood case with metal handle, claw feet, face and hands. Bulova, late 20th century. Plastic cover for mechanism, run on “D” batteries. Four chimes. 35 x 29 x 16 cm (14in. x 11.25in. x 6in.). Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20051216012] ca. 1980	105	279
College Class of 1945 oven mitt. Padded white cotton with red border and blue printing “We’ve got the fight, We’ve got the drive, Pennsylvania ’45”. Red flowered cloth on reverse. 16in. x 8.5in. [UARC20060911077] n.d.	14	151:02
NCAA Suntory Ball, Tokyo, Japan, December 1901. White, with yellow and blue designs ca. 1901	12	118:02
Phi Beta Kappa keys. Three for mail box; one for file cabinet n.d.	OS 59	66:03
Stool, upholstered, with picture of “Faculty Room, College Hall” in 19th century, what is now the Provost’s office n.d.	OS 66	42
Urn, dark blue with painted scene of College Hall (with two towers). Gilt trim. Printed at bottom of scene: “University of Pennsylvania College Hall, Philadelphia, Pa.” Made in Germany. 3.5in. high. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070528005] ca. 1900	81	512
Urn, silver; 1.5ft. high, of the “Rococo revival tradition” with engine and cars of a railroad train engraved on the bowl. Originally made by the R. and W. Wilson firm in 1857 as a gift to John Henry Towne, University Trustee. 1857	OS 79	175
Vase, Brass color, with three handles, 4.25in. high n.d.	37	21:02
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Jewelry	Box	Folder
Bracelet
Bracelet with Penn seal. Metal (gold colored) tag decorated with metal and blue, red and white enamel University seal in center of ten metal links with metal clasp. Tag is 0.75in. x 1.0in. Total length is 6.75in. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20061004002] n.d.	59	429
Chain
Watch chain belonging to Alfred Fitler Moore (1854-1912). Gold. 18.5in. long with decorative weights at each end and a clasp for attaching a watch [UARC20071022002] ca. 1900	61	1:202
Woden chain with hook. Label reads “maybe MEM 4:05” n.d.	62	4:05
Charm
Charm bracelet belonging to Judith Seitz Rodin Class of 1966. Silver bracelet with 5 charms: Alpha Xi Delta sophomore award, outstanding freshman, Pi Sigma Alpha, Women’s Student Government Association, and Sphinx [UARC20060901021] ca. 1966	59	144
Charm, University of Pennsylvania, football. Silver metal with red enamel “P”. 0.6in. x 0.9in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210022] n.d.	59	604
Charm, University of Pennsylvania, pennant. Sterling silver pennant has red enamel top, blue enamel bottom and silver “P”. 0.3in. x 0.7in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210021] n.d.	59	603
Houston Hall Board, key charm. Gold metal with black enamel. 10 key charms in original plastic cases. Gold metal with black enamel. Raised design features University coat-of-arms and letters “HH”. Measures 1.3in. x 0.7in. One of ten [UARC20060911062] n.d.	59	9:05
Phi Beta Kappa charms (2), recto and verso. Gold, 0.7in. x 1.7in. Symbols for Phi Beta Kappa engraved on one side. On reverse are recipients, R.L. Ashhurst, Pennsylvania 1856, and Roger Ashhurst, Pennsylvania 1895 [UARC20060911072] ca. 1856, 1895	59	463
Silver charm n.d.	59	218:04
Student organizations and fraternities, 11 charms total. Gold and enamel. From the following fraternities and student organizations: WXPN, Sigma Delta Tau, John Marshall Society, Penn Wrestling, Beta Alpha Psi, Scales Society, Penn Pix, Kappa Phi Kappa n.d.	60	9:08
Student organizations and fraternities, 7 pins total. Gold and enamel. From the following fraternities and student organizations: Kappa Alpha, Kite and Key, Hillel, Engineering Science Architecture n.d.	60	9:09
Symphony Orchestra charm. Gold. Harp inscribed “U.P.” and “Symphony Orchestra.” Measures 1.25in. x .5in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060428014] n.d.	59	304
University of Pennsylvania. Sterling silver with red and blue enamel. Triangular shape, half red and half blue, with the letter P astride the middle line. 1 cm. by 0.5 cm. n.d.	59	213
Cufflinks
Cuff links, University of Pennsylvania. Metal and red, white and blue enamel. University of Pennsylvania coat of arms applied to blue enamel oval face of each cuff link. 0.9in. x 0.7in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210023] n.d.	59	605
Cufflinks of Charles L. McIlvaine (died 1962), Class of 1899, baseball team manager, 1898. Gold, plated(?), oval face into which are engraved enamel-filled crossed baseball bats, one red and one blue, and McIlvain’s name. A baseball comprises the fastener end of the link and contains a blue enamel filled “P” and red enamel filled “98” [UARC20060124001] 1898	59	110:05
Fan
University of Pennsylvania fan. Red and dark blue striped paper on red, blue and gold wood ribs, with red and blue tassel attached to handle. White circle in center of paper, with “U of P” printed on a red and blue flag. 10.5in. x 16in. when unfolded [UARC20060911022] ca. 1900	62	108:06
Fob, [watch or key]
Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia fob (2). Gold-plated, red and blue enameled seal, 0in. diameter. Attached to leather watch band and to original display cardboard [UARC20060911070] n.d.	60	1A:031
Fob (watch or key) featuring color image of College Hall (with two towers) on medal. Metal medal attached to black leather strap with metal buckle. Medal 1.25in. diameter. Strap 3.5in. long. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060428012] ca. 1900	61	306
Fob, Crew (men’s), 1925. Sterling silver circular charm with raised seal of the University of Pennsylvania and “University of Pennsylvania Rowing”. Verso is inscribed “Fall Regatta 1925 Phila. Sterling”. 1.3in. diameter. Pear-shaped clasp. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20061011001] 1925	59	442
Fob, Crew (men’s), 1928. Gold metal charm in the shape of an oar with red and blue enamel blade decorated with gold “2 8”. 2.20in. x 0.25in. Verso inscribed “Johnson and Co. 352 W. 13th NY.” Chain, 14in. long, of gold metal chain links. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060928001] 1928	59	441
Fob, University of Pennsylvania lantern and chain. Lantern fob, 10 carat gold, 1.25in. x 0.5in. “U of P Lantern” inscription on front; “Walter F. Hatley Adv. Mgr. 25” inscribed on back with “Franklin Phila.” Attached to 14″ gold metal chain. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071205014] n.d.	59	581
Fob, University of Pennsylvania. Fob, 14 k gold and red, white and blue enamel. University seal. “J.R.L.” inscribed on verso. 1.0in. diameter. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210024] n.d.	59	606
Key
Phi Beta Kappa key and Sigma key (artifacts, engraved Harold C. Barker, 1903, on new ribbon). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807066] 1903	110	22
Locket
University of Pennsylvania, gold heart-shaped locket on gold chain. Locket is 0.75in. x 0.6in., affixed with metal circle featuring red, blue and white enameled Penn coat of arms, red background inside. Chain, 15in. One of 12 Penn symbols originally laid on cotton batting, enclosed in black leather shadow box (8.25in. x 12.25in.) n.d.	59	523
University of Pennsylvania, in shape of book (0.6in. x 0.5in.), affixed with gold metal circle featuring Penn coat of arms, laid on top of blue and red ribbons. One of 12 Penn symbols originally laid on cotton batting, enclosed in black leather shadow box (8.25in. x 12.25in.) n.d.	59	522
Necklace
Necklace with aquamarine pendant adorned with Penn seal. Aquamarine pendant on a sterling silver chain. Pendant is decorated with sterling silver seal of the University. Pendant, 0.75in. x 1in., and chain, 15.75in. long. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20061004001] n.d.	59	430
Silver necklace (artifact, includes six Ivy League sterling and enamel pennants and sterling football). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807030] n.d.	109	34
Patch
Patch, Friars Senior Society, University of Pennsylvania (artifact, n.d.). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807032] n.d.	109	48
Pendant
Hey Day (women’s) pendant chain, begun 1927 and retired in 1969. Chain in two sections, about 4.5 feet long total, consists of links for each class year plus small pendant with the University seal and the inscription “Sigilum Universitatis Pennsylvaniensis Curatorum” [UARC20050201002] ca. 1927	59	1A:22
Silver. 0.5in. by 0.25in., with an adapted version of the University seal in the center, attached with a chain about 1 foot long n.d.	59	207
Pin
0.67in. diameter (2.3 cm), half red half blue. Small, for lapel n.d.	60	110:01
250th Anniversary, University of Pennsylvania, pin. White oval-shaped metal pin, 2in. x 3in. Red inscription “Ben’s Best Idea – Penn 250 Years” around box decorated with Penn coat of arms and tied with blue ribbon [UARC20060911045] 1990	60	72
Brooch with University of Pennsylvania seal. Sterling silver open oval with wavy edges surrounds silver circle with red, blue and white enamel with Penn seal, coat-of-arms, and inscription “Universitatis Pennsylvaniensis Curatorum Sibillum”. 1.6in. x 2.1in. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20061220006] ca. 1920	59	462
Brooch with University of Pennsylvania seal. Sterling silver with blue enamel and gold metal. Open, scalloped oval, 1.5in. x 2.25in. Attached within the open oval is a gold metal University seal, enameled in blue, red and white, 0.75″ diameter. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20061220001] ca. 1910	59	459
Button, University of Pennsylvania, round with lettering “PENNA.” Background is red on the top half, blue on the bottom half. Lettering is blue on the top half, red on the bottom. 1.25in. diameter. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. [UARC20060518012] n.d.	59	352
Button, University of Pennsylvania, round with lettering “U of P.” Background is red on the top half, blue on the bottom half. Lettering is blue on the top half, red on the bottom. Manufactured by Phila. Badge Co., 942 Market Street. 1in. diameter. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060518013] n.d.	59	353
Campaign button, for Senator George Wharton Pepper n.d.	60	1A:25
Circular pin with attatched star. Of the Philomathean Scociety, with inscription “Ad Astra, Philo” n.d.	112	112:02
College Class of 1879, class pin. Silver, 0.9in. x 0.7in. Keystone design with “UP” inside laurel wreath, “79” in a star , and banner with Greek letters. “G.W.B. Roberts” inscribed on verso. Donated by George W.B. Roberts [UARC20060911071] ca. 1879	60	1:02
College Class of 1901 badge, pin. Silver pin from Caldwells, 13 mm (0.5in.) diameter. Silver “UP” on red enamel top half; silver “’01” on blue enamel bottom half [UARC20060911012] ca. 1901	59	1A:10
College Class of 1905 50th reunion button belonging to Rolin Cantwell Bortle, Class of 1905. White metal button, 3.5in. diameter, with red edge, red and blue Penn coat of arms, blue printed lettering. Written in black marker: “Bortle, Jr.” [UARC20060911031] 1955	60	204
College Class of 1906 pin on black ribbon. Pin consisting of “UP 06” gold on red and blue enamel circle on larger gold cursive letters, attached to a black ribbon (7in. x 1.75in.), metal clasp at top of ribbon. Initials “F.K.S.” on the reverse side. Class of 1906 [UARC20060901029] ca. 1906	60	186:01
College Class of 1906. Oval, the front enamel surface being half red and half blue and inscribed with the letters “UP 06” Class of 1906 ca. 1906	60	186:02
College Class of 1908. 14 k gold and red and blue enamel. Features owl and red and blue shield with lettering “U of P 08”. Maker: C.H. Elliott, Phila. 0.7in. x 0.5in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210038] ca. 1908	59	620
College Class of 1913, pins for the 20th, 25th and 35th Alumni Reunions. Red and white metal buttons with blue and red writing, largest diameter is 4in. Worn by Samuel I. Sacks, Class of 1913 [UARC20060911041] 1933	12	410
Dental School Class of 1896. 14 k gold and red and blue enamel. Features owl and red and blue shield with lettering “U of P 08”. Maker: C.H. Elliott, Phila. 0.7in. x 0.5in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210039] ca. 1896	59	621
Dormitory Government Council lapel pin, 1924. Gold pin inscribed “Dormitory Government Council University of Pennsylvania 1924” with a round holder. 4 mm x 6 mm. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060901022] 1924	59	208
Fraternity and sorority pins (22). Gold, enamel, pearls and jewels. Sororities: Chi Omega, Delta Delta Delta; Fraternities: Tau Epsilon Phi, Beta Sigma Pho, Delta Tau Delta, Phi Gamma Delta, Pi Lambda Phi, Kappa Sigma, Alpha Epsilon Phi, Alpha Sigma Phi, Theta Rho (2), Zeta Beta Tau, Tau Delta Phi…(see original inv.) n.d.	60	9:06
Fraternity, sorority and other student organization pins (18). Gold and enamel. Originally 22 from the following sororities: Delta Phi Epsilon, Delta Delta Delta; and following fraternities: Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; as well as WXPN, Track, Cross Country, Band, Alpha Phi Omega [UARC20060911074] n.d.	60	9:07
Hockey, two pins. Red pin with blue lettering “Penn hockey” and crossed hockey sticks, 1″ diameter. White pin with red and blue lettering “PUCK POWER,” 1.25in. diameter [UARC20060901023] ca. 1970	16	49:02
Houston Hall 90th anniversary, 17-23 January 1986. Metal, 2 inch diameter, with tab. White with red and blue inscription 1986	60	100
Kite and Key. Oval metal pin (1.75″ x 2.75″), half red and half blue, with white rectangle in center with blue letters “KITE AND KEY”. One of 12 Penn symbols originally laid on cotton batting, enclosed in black leather shadow box (8.25″ x 12.25″) n.d.	60	506
Lapel pin, Trustees’ Council of Penn Women. Rosette, red file with blue stripes stretched tightly around the rim and gathered in the center; 0.4in. diam. x 0.2in. high (1.1 cm x 0.5 cm). Made by Dexter Schierenbeck from Gwynedd Valley, PA. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060929002] 2001	59	446
Law School Class of 1896. Sterling silver washed in gold and red and blue enamel. Features scales of justice. Lettering reads “U P ’96 Law “. Irregular shape, 0.4in. x 0.5in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210040] ca. 1896	59	622
Letter “P” shaped pin Copper with red and blue enamel top. 0.75in. x 1in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060518011] n.d.	59	351
Medical Class of 1901, alumni pin. Red metal circle, with blue lettering “University of Pennsylvania ’01 Med.”, 4″ diameter. Given to the University President by Seymour Finkelstein. [UARC20060911002] ca. 1910	60	170
Medical Class of 1907. Solid gold with red and blue enamel. Image of Asclepius in center of pin. 0.75in. in diameter. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060428011] 1907	59	308
Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia. Almost identical to MEM 309 [UARC20060428015] ca. 1900	112	112:01
Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia. Waving metal pennant with green and red enamel. Inscribed “Medico Chi.” Measures 1in. x 1in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060428015] ca. 1900	59	309
Music pin, in shape of harp with musical notes and “U of P, ’95” written on it 1895	111	766
NCAA Suntory Ball, Tokyo, Japan, December 1901. Gold colored, 1.75in. (32 mm) diameter ca. 1901	59	118:01
Non-Penn pins and buttons. Twenty pins and buttons in an envelope, from various colleges and institutes other than the University of Pennsylvania n.d.	60	114:02
Penn booster pins, five (5) round white buttons with red and blue lettering. Messages: “To hell with Cornell”; “Harvard who?”; “P ’95”; “Princeton is still boooring”; “Penn where else can you party for $16,000 ($17,000) a year?” Diameters range from 1in. to 2in. [UARC20060911006] 1990-1995	60	93:01
Penn pins, three (3), white with red and blue lettering, 1993. 237th commencement marshal pin, 3.5in. diameter. “Thank you Sheldon and Lucy, June 21, 1993” (with photo) pin, 3.5in. diameter. Pen Info pin, 1.75in. x 2.75in. [UARC20060911007] 1993	60	93:02
Philomathean Society Oratorical Contest Award, pin. Metal with gold finish, 1.0in. in diameter [UARC20110110001] 1890	98	705
Purple cross n.d.	112	112:06
“U of P” “U.S. Army Base Hospital No. 20.” Sterling silver, red and blue enamel, with metal lettering and medical symbol. Verso inscription: “Louise F. Bidaux 1918”. 0.75″ diameter. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. [UARC20061220005] 1918	59	461
Safra Business Research Center grand opening, pin. White diamond-shaped plastic pin, 2″ square. Franklin’s head joined with blue and red graphic of business suit and tie. Red and blue inscription: “Safra Business Research Center, Lippincott ,The Wharton School Library, March 20, 1996 Grand Opening” [UARC20060911046] 1996	60	157
Sheldon and Lucy Hackney. Inscribed “Thank You Sheldon and Lucy” button, June 21, 1993; round shape, 2.5in. in diameter, the metal piece is painted in white, featuring a profile of Sheldon and Lucy Hackney in mortars and gowns 1993	60	165:08
University of Pennsylvania Alumni Award of Merit. Red file with blue stripes stretched tightly around the rim and gathered in the center; 0.5in. diam. X 0.2in. high (1.1 cm x 0.5 cm) n.d.	60	110:06
University of Pennsylvania brooch. Sterling silver top, oval shape. Decorative vines surround Penn seal in the center “Sigillum Universitatis Pennsylvaniensis Curatorum,” with red, white and blue enamel, 4 cm x 7 cm (1.7in. x 2.7in.). Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20051216009] ca. 1910	59	272
University of Pennsylvania brooch. Sterling silver, curved rectangle, leaf-and-flower design, 2.75in. long by 1.75in. wide. University seal in center cut-out. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20080415011] n.d.	59	590
University of Pennsylvania brooch. Sterling silver. Raised Art Deco design. University seal in center, red, white and blue enamel. 1.4in. x 2.0in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210042] n.d.	59	624
University of Pennsylvania D.H. [Dental Hygiene?], 1943. Gold. Lettering reads “University of Pennsylvania D.H 1943”. University seal in center of Maltese cross with wing and staff of Asclepius at each side. 0.7in. x 0.9in. Gift of Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071012004] 1942	59	540
University of Pennsylvania equestrienne. Gold metal. 3 overlapping rings, each with a horse’s head. 2.2in. x 1.1in. At bottom of the center ring is blue and red enamel circle, 0.5″ diameter, with “Universitatis Pennsylvaniensis 1740” and University coat of arms. Donated by Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20061220004] ca. 1940	59	460
University of Pennsylvania, Medical School Class of 1895. Gold pin bearing gold skull and cross bones over blue and red background. Inscribed “M.D.C.C.C.U.P. MEDICAL X.C.V. RAH RAH RAH.” Maker’s mark on verso “Caldwell Co. Phila.” Measures 2 x 2 cm (0.75in. x 0.75in.). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. [UARC20050901010] ca. 1895	59	239
University of Pennsylvania pennant, photographed on top of its blue leather pouch. Sterling silver and enamel pin (c. 1895), 6.5 x 8 cm (2.5in. x 3.5in.). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050627001] ca. 1895	59	233
University of Pennsylvania, pennant. Silver. Pennant waving on pole. Pennant decorated with half-red enamel and half-blue enamel. Design on pennant may be a sideways “A”. Maker’s mark: B B and B. 0.75in. x 0.75in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210043] n.d.	59	625
University of Pennsylvania pennant. Sterling silver. Pennant waving on pole. Pennant top decorated with half-red enamel and half-blue enamel. Silver lettering “1903.” 1.25in. x 0.75in. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20061220003] 1903	59	458
University of Pennsylvania pennant. Gold metal. Pennant waving on pole. Pennant decorated with half-red enamel and half-blue enamel. Gold metal lettering “Pennsylvania” written across pennant. 1.2in. x 1.3in. Donated by Susan M. Todres [UARC20071012003] ca. 1900	59	552
University of Pennsylvania pennant waving on a pole, with “U. of P.” lettering (2) (MEM 488, 489). Red and blue enamel on gilded copper. Gilded copper lettering across pennant. Larger has laurel leaves running along pole, 1.9in. x 2.2in.; smaller has a ribbon tied in a bow along the pole, 1.2in. x 1.3in. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070409008] ca. 1900	59	488
University of Pennsylvania pennant waving on a pole with “PENNSYLVANIA” lettering (2) (MEM 490 and 491). Larger (1.0in. x 1.25in.): enamel on silver with silver lettering across pennant, silver rope along pole. Smaller (0.75in. x 1.0in.): enamel on copper with gilded copper lettering across pennant, copper rope along pole. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070409009] ca. 1895	59	490
University of Pennsylvania pennant waving on a pole [UARC20060928005] ca. 1900	59	444
University of Pennsylvania pennant waving on a pole. Copper with “Pennsylvania” gilded copper lettering across the blue and red enameled pennant. Copper laurel leaves tied to pole. 1.75in. x 2.25in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060518008] ca. 1895	59	348
University of Pennsylvania pennant waving on a pole. Box painted black with scalloped fabric trim. Includes ten miniature metal soldiers marching in front of colored print of the campus, with added green plastic bushes. Box measures 7.75in. x 1in. x 1.25in. In Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060221002] ca. 1930	59	284
University of Pennsylvania pennant waving on a pole. Copper with “Pennsylvania” gilded copper lettering across the blue and red enameled pennant. Copper ribbon wrapped around pole with bow at spear tip of pole. 1.25in. x 1.5in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060518006] ca. 1895	59	346
University of Pennsylvania pennant waving on a pole. Copper with “Pennsylvania” gilded copper lettering across the blue and red enameled pennant. Gilded copper eagle sitting atop pole. Gilded copper rope along pole and pennant edge. 1.2in. x 2.5in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060518009] ca. 1895	59	349
University of Pennsylvania pennant waving on a pole. Copper with “Pennsylvania” gilded copper lettering across the blue and red enameled pennant. Gilded copper ribbon wrapped around pole with bow at tip of pole. 2.9in. x 3in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060518010] ca. 1895	59	350
University of Pennsylvania pennant waving on a pole. Gold-backed; shape of pennant on pole waving in the wind, red and blue, gold lettering inscribed “Pennsylvania,” ivy along pennant pole, 2.2in. x 1.75in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060928003] ca. 1900	59	274
University of Pennsylvania pennant waving on a pole. Gold metal. Pennant waving on pole. Pennant top decorated with half-red, half-blue enamel. Gold metal lettering “Pennsylvania” written across pennant. Gilded copper laurel leaves tied to pole. 1.75in. x 2.25in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060928004] ca. 1900	59	445
University of Pennsylvania pennant waving on a pole. Sterling silver with enamel. Red pennant with blue stripe bearing words “U Pennsylvania.” Diameter measures 1. 8 cm (.75in.). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050901009] ca. 1895	59	240
University of Pennsylvania pennant waving on a pole. Copper. Pennant top decorated with half-red, half-blue enamel. Gilded copper lettering “U. of P.” Gilded copper ribbon, tied in a bow at the top, runs along pole and pennant edge. Pin of clasp is missing. 1.2in. x 1.3in. n.d.	59	489
University of Pennsylvania pennant. Copper. With ribbon around pole and “Pennsylvania” inlay on blue and red enamel background of pennant One of 12 Penn symbols originally laid on cotton batting, enclosed in black leather shadow box (8.25in. x 12.25in.) n.d.	59	514
University of Pennsylvania pennant. Copper. With ribbon around pole and “Pennsylvania” inlay on blue and red enamel background of pennant, 1.3in. x 1.3in. One of 12 Penn symbols originally laid on cotton batting, enclosed in black leather shadow box (8.25in. x 12.25in.) n.d.	59	516
University of Pennsylvania pennant. Copper. With ribbon around pole and “Pennsylvania” inlay on blue and red enamel background of pennant, 1.5in. x 16in. One of 12 Penn symbols originally laid on cotton batting, enclosed in black leather shadow box (8.25in. x 12.25in.). Identical to MEM 515 n.d.	59	517
University of Pennsylvania pennant. Gold metal. With ribbon around pole and “Pennsylvania” inlay on blue and red enamel background of pennant, 0.8in. x 1.0in. One of 12 Penn symbols originally laid on cotton batting, enclosed in black leather shadow box (8.25in. x 12.25in.). Identical to MEM 517 n.d.	59	515
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine: Environmental Medicine, May 13, 1988, 20th anniversary 1988	60	74
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine: John Morgan Building Dedication, May 15, 1987 (2 identical pins) 1987	60	73
University of Pennsylvania seal. Sterling silver open oval with wavy edges surrounds silver circle with red, blue and white enamel with Penn seal, coat-of-arms, and inscription “Universitatis Pennsylvaniensis Curatorum Sibillum”. 1.6in. x 2.1in. n.d.	59	463
University of Pennsylvania seal (book). Sterling and enamel lapel pin with University Seal, 0.7in. diameter. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071205015] n.d.	59	562
University of Pennsylvania Training School for Nurses. Gold, black enamel and ruby. Features laurel wreath, classically clad woman holding 2 items in outstretched hands . Inscription on verso: “Kathleen Reynolds 1941”. Maker: J.E.C. and Co. [J.E. Caldwell and Co.] Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210041] ca. 1941	59	623
University of Pennsylvania. Circular medal pin (1.25in. diameter), background and letters “U of P” half blue and half red. One of 12 Penn symbols originally laid on cotton batting, enclosed in black leather shadow box (8.25in. x 12.25in.). n.d.	59	520
University of Pennsylvania. Circular metal pin (1.25in. diameter), background and letters “PENNA” half blue and half red, white lettering around edges “THE NEW KIND OF STORE WANAMAKER-ORIGINATOR”. One of 12 Penn symbols originally laid on cotton batting, enclosed in black leather shadow box (8.25in. x 12.25in.) n.d.	59	521
University of Pennsylvania. Circular metal pin (1.25in. diameter), background and letters “PENNA” half blue and half red, with red and blue ribbons, 2.3in. x 0.in. One of 12 Penn symbols originally laid on cotton batting, enclosed in black leather shadow box (8.25in. x 12.25in.). With football charm attached n.d.	60	518
University of Pennsylvania. Circular metal pin (1.25in. diameter), background and letters “PENNA” half blue and half red, with red and blue ribbons, 2.3in. x 0.8in. and a metal chain with a plastic brown football, 1.1in. x 0.7in. One of 12 Penn symbols originally laid on cotton batting, enclosed in black leather shadow box (8.25in. x 12.25in.) n.d.	60	519
University of Pennsylvania. Diamond-shaped gold metal pin (0.8in. x 0.5in., 0.7in. x 0.6in., with red and blue enamel and gold letters “PBC”). ” One of 12 Penn symbols originally laid on cotton batting, enclosed in black leather shadow box (8.25in. x 12.25in.) n.d.	59	524
Ring
25 Year Club, 1996. Made of metal, golden color; the ring is about 1″ in diameter; the attached bar is 0.8in. by 2in., bearing the University coat of arms and inscribed with the words “25 Year Club, 1996”; contained in a purple-colored card-board box. 1996	59	165:07
Chased gold circle supporting hair under glass surrounded by circle of 9 black jet beads (another is missing) script inscription behind: “Revd Dr. Wm. Smith ob. 14 May 1803 Aet. 76” Belonged to Jasper Yeates Smith, grandson of Provost Wm. Smith (1823) ca. 1823	103	6:04
Class of 1936. 10k gold, yellow glass with Penn shield; FEP engraved on inside ca. 1936	59	78
College Class of 1929, class ring. 10 k gold, University coat of arms incised on face [UARC20060911061] 1929	59	9:04
Ring, with University coat of arms. University of Pennsylvania man’s signet ring, 14k gold, with University Coat of Arms and “University of Pennsylvania.” Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071205016] n.d.	59	574
University of Pennsylvania 1985 Ivy League Championship. Raised motifs include football helmet, championship trophy and banner with inscription “Rose”. Set with burgundy stone marked with a gray “P”. Estimated to be size 13. Maker’s mark: “Jostens LTM” 1985	59	630
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Medical/ Science Related	Box	Folder
Alkalimeter. Universal pH indicator. Made by Fisher Scientific n.d.	OS 34	59:04
Ampoule of adrenalin in original box. 1 cc of adrenalin chloride solution, in unopened cardboard box, 2in. x 0.25in. x 0.25in. Made by Parke Davis and Co., estb 1869. Adrenalin was patented in 1900 by Parke, Davis and Co. Part of surgical kit housed in MEM 63:60 [UARC20090624007] ca. 1900	70	63:66
Arthur H. Thomas label. Glass pressure storage flasks, tops attached, with metal holder. One of two n.d.	65	56:042
Balance (4). 10-gram gold-plated balance weight, one of four. 2-gram gold-plated balance weight, one of four. 5-gram gold-plated balance weight, one of four. 5-gram gold-plated balance weight, one of four n.d.	68	59:062-59:065
Balance. Christian Becker damping devices for use by chemists, pair with magnets and box of brass weights n.d.	68	59:066
Balance. Weights in a package five nickel and two aluminum n.d.	68	59:061
“Boats,” two; one glass; one porcelain n.d.	68	59:06
Bottle. Arthur H. Thomas Co. glass weighing bottle 30 ml. with stopper n.d.	65	56:111
Bottle. Arthur H. Thomas Co. glass weighing bottle 50 ml. with stopper n.d.	65	56:112
Box of “riders” assorted sizes in cardboard and tin patch boxes n.d.	68	59:06
Broken skeleton pieces, contained in a wooden box. Wrapped in a bag n.d.	OS 29	147
Carbon dioxide analyzer in leatherette case; a sort of pump. Made by Burrell Tech. Supply Co., Pittsburgh n.d.	OS 34	59:03
Central Scientific Co., Chicago. Large glass distillation flask with arm and stopper, held by metal and rubber clasp n.d.	65	56:08
Chemistry Department cabinet key n.d.	69	60:05
Chemistry department labels used during the 1930s and 1940s n.d.	69	60:06
China, wooden handle n.d.	66	57:04
Cream colored jar, with blue and red pennant with “U. PA. on front. Three-pronged handle on top n.d.	111	761
Crucibles (12). Hammered nicked crucible with chemical in bottom. Made by “Victorian”(?). Miniature porcelain crucibles (three). Graduated pottery crucibles in cup form; one of four; one with Pyrex lid. Gooch Pyrex (four in assorted sizes) n.d.	68	59:06
Desiccator’s jar glass or Pyrex; with heavy top and porcelain interior center plate pierced for holding crucibles n.d.	69	60:03
Drill bits (two). Stainless steel drill bits (two), each 7in. long but with different threads. Part of surgical kit housed in MEM 63:60 [UARC20090624008] ca. 1900	70	63:64
Drying tube (U-tube) with stopcock n.d.	68	59:06
ENIAC, 50th anniversary, tote bag and contents. Cream-colored canvas bag, with red and blue logo ENIAC 50 “The Birth of the Information Age”; 15.5in. x 14.5in. with handles. ENIAC soda can and 4 of the 19 brochures also shown [UARC20060901015] 1996	15	160
Evaporating dish. Glass. 6.5in. inside n.d.	66	57:02
Evaporating dish. Round Vycor evaporating dish with smaller vitreosil crucible. Made in England n.d.	66	57:05
Flasks (4). Miniature balance tare flask with stopper. Arthur H. Thomas Co. Pottery distillation flask in pipe form. Large glass display flask, Made of red lead, Made by Harrison, Philadelphia. Glass bubbler with stopcock n.d.	68	59:06
Forceps, obstetrical. From Medical alumni n.d.	103	6:09
Glass distillation flask (open tube) with two rubber hoses n.d.	65	56:05
Glass drying tubes, (two). Accompanied by four stopcocks n.d.	65	57:01
Glass jar for liquid chemicals with stopper on string n.d.	69	60:02
Glass pressure storage flasks, tops attached, with metal holder. One of two. Arthur H. Thomas label n.d.	65	56:041
Glass volumetric flask.5 liter; with stopper n.d.	69	60:01
Glass weighing bottle. 60 ml. n.d.	66	57:03
Graduated Pyrex distillation flasks (two), with cork stand n.d.	65	56:06
Hazard, Hazard and Co., Chemists, New York Cologne water bottle, stopper missing; in basket work cover n.d.	65	56:1
Hopkinson, Hon. Joseph. “Annual Oration Delivered Before the Zelosophic Society, College Hall, July 29, 1831.” Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. Published in: Poulson’s American Daily Advertiser, 23 August 1831 [UARC20130807043] 1831	109	21
Hydrometer cylinder; a tall tubular glass jar, with open cupped top and flared base used for liquids n.d.	69	60:04
“Influence Machine”, battery powered induction coil (missing from box). One electrode was held in hand, other electrode (with wetted sponge) rubbed over affected part; light oak case, 8.0in. x 3.5in. x 5.2in. hinged lid with carrying handle. Example of medical application of electricity, forerunner of diathermy, ca. 1902. In a Hollinger box; “Technique eventually became a party amusement” (?) ca. 1902	64	1:11
Instrument box. Red wooden box; 9in. x 15in. x 8in. (high); containing 4 glass bottles, 2 glass instruments, etc.; labeled In 1872 Dr. George F. Barker was appointed professor of physics. Before that the department was a course given under ‘Natural Philosophy’.” “Instruments used in the Department of Physics, 1860-1868, probably the first set of instruments in the Department” ca. 1860	OS 28	103
Instrument, medical. Stainless steel rod, 11in. long, flat blade at one end, other end curved. Blade marked with “19 A” and ” 28 F”. Possibly a tool for measuring the dilation of the uterus. Made by Lentz and Sons, active in Philadelphia 1890-1900 [UARC20090624012] ca. 1895	70	63:32
Iron urn-shaped mortar. Iron corroded. 19th century n.d.	68	59:06
Ivory handled testing needle n.d.	66	57:06
Ivory rule in leather case. Made by Keuffel and Esser n.d.	OS 34	59:012
Lab protective glasses. Leather at bridge n.d.	65	56:13
Lancet in wooden box. Lancet, brass, 2in. x 0.9in., in leather-covered, wooden box, 2.5in. x 1.25in. x 0.25in. Active in Philadelphia 1821-1855, Philadelphia. Part of surgical kit housed in MEM 63:60 [UARC20090624009] ca. 1850	70	63:67
Life mask, Dr. Phineas W. Whiting, professor of zoology, by Clyde Keeler, 1928 ca. 1928	49	17:02
Litmus paper. PH papers, fourteen, entire range in a wooden box n.d.	66	57:07
Metal rods (2), 11in. long, each with flat blade at one end, curved at other end. One blade marked “6” and other “10.” Possibly a tool for measuring the dilation of the uterus. Made by Wade and Ford, New York active 1860-1870. Two of four medical clinic instruments MEM 63:31-33, were MEM 63:03 n.d.	70	63:33
Metal weighing scoop and narrow metal scoopwith weight n.d.	68	59:067
Microscope belonging to Dr. Joseph Leidy (1823-1891), Professor of Anatomy and Director of Department of Biology. Brass compound drum-type microscope with magnifying glass arm and swivel mirror at base. Measures 7.5in. length when compacted, 1.75in. diameter at base [UARC20060428016] ca. 1880	61	325
Nameplate. Ceramic, white with black and gold lettering John E. Taylor, Medical 1839 ca. 1839	46	3:03
Nickel nichrome tongs, pair n.d.	OS 34	59:05
Perkin’s tractors (early surgical instruments) in a case (tractors are missing from case). MEM 1A:24. Two pointed 3-inch metal rods, one steel, the other brass. Manufactured by Elisha Perkins (1741-1799). Stored in a leather case, 3.5in. x .9in. Originally the property of Rev. George E. Woodhull (1773-1834) [UARC20090624001] ca. 1796	64	1A:24
Pharmacist’s glass display jar. 11.5in. x 2in.; with pointed stopper n.d.	65	56:01
Pharmacist’s glass display jar. 9in. x 2in., with cut glass stopper, filled with silver-gold ore. n.d.	65	56:02
Physick, Dr. Philip Syng. Invoice for consultation, 4 January 1827 (written and signed by Physick). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807002] 1827	109	25
Pipe stem triangles (four) to hold crucibles n.d.	68	59:06
Pottery assay dishe (five, one with lid). Made by Battersea, England n.d.	68	59:06
Pyrex distillation flask with arm, rubber and cork stoppers n.d.	65	56:07
Pyrex flask 9.5in. x 4in., with long neck n.d.	66	57:08
Pyrex separator funnel with stopcock n.d.	65	56:03
Retractor. Metal, 3in. long. Part of surgical kit housed in MEM 63:60 [UARC20090624015] ca. 1900	70	63:69
Round glass desiccator with heavy glass top and porcelain interior center plate pierced for holding crucibles n.d.	67	58
Skull used in the University of Pennsylvania Medical School, ca. 1897. Skull used for anatomical dissection in the University of Pennsylvania Medical School circa 1897; in original box (mahogany), converted into a footstool. (Skull is missing, box still intact). Originally in Horace Palmer Collection [UARC20060210001] ca. 1897	107	662
Slides, microscope. Specimen slides (22, with labels) in top drawer of a wood (mahogany) box. Slides each 3in. x 1in. or 2.5in. x 0.75in.. Box measures 7.5in. x 7.5in. x 4in., with 2 drawers and brass handle on the top. Used in University of Pennsylvania Histological Laboratory [UARC20090624014] ca. 1900	70	63:04
Speculum. Bi-valve, stainless steel, ca. 5in. x 3in. C.W. Kolbe, Philadelphia. Made by Charles W. Kolbe, active in Philadelphia 1880-1900. Part of surgical kit housed in MEM 63:60 [UARC20090624002] ca. 1890	70	63:62
Stethoscope. Chrome and rubber, approximately 24in. long. Manufactured by Penn USA (estb 1931) [UARC20090624010] ca. 1935	70	63:01
Stopcocks (four). Accompanied by two glass drying tubes n.d.	65	56:121
Stopcocks (two). Accompanied by two tubes n.d.	66	57:01
Surgical sutures, pair n.d.	103	6:1
Syringe kit. Hinged aluminum case, 3in. x 1.5in. x 0.5in. with space for syringe, 5 phials, 2 needles and cleaning wire. Includes syringe, 2 phials, ca. 1900. Marketed as a cocaine kit. Made by Parke Davis and Co., estb 1869. Part of surgical kit housed in MEM 63:60 [UARC20090624006] ca. 1900	70	63:65
Syringe kit. Wooden box (3.5in. x 1.5in. x 0.25in.), containing syringe, 3″ long, and 2 needles, each 1.75in. long. Housed in MEM 63:60 Made by Jacob H. Gemrig, 109 S. 8th St. Gemrig was active in Philadelphia 1840-1881. Originally housed in MEM 63:60 n.d.	70	63:68
Telescope. In a leather tubular case; made by Negretti and Zambra, London, 1888; wrapped in a long cardboard box, c. 1 ft long 1888	OS 64	102
Telescope. In a leather tubular case; made by Negretti and Zambra, London, 1888; wrapped in a long cardboard box, c. 1 ft long ca. 1888	64	102
Thermometer, tin with ivory rule, painted black; hook for hanging. Tycos n.d.	65	56:09
Tonsil guillotine, 2 views. Stainless steel with ebony handle, ca. 8in. long (with a sharp needle 5.25in. long). Made by Jacob H. Gemrig, active in Philadelphia 1840-1881. Described as “Physick’s Tonsil Instrument” in catalog. Part of surgical kit housed in MEM 63:60 [UARC20090624004] ca. 1870	70	63:63
Triple beam balance; iron and brass. Made by Cenco Scientific Co. n.d.	OS 34	59:02
Trunk, used to store Medical Department papers. Wood, covered in hide, lined in paper. Leather decoration, copper tacks, metal handles and lock. Label inscription: “Old account books and old papers – Med. Department” [UARC20090416001] ca. 1800	OS 75	581
Tweezers, surgical. Stainless steel, 5in. long. Maker and date unknown. Part of surgical kit housed in MEM 63:60 [UARC20090624003] ca. 1900	70	63:61
Uterine dilator. Two-bladed, stainless steel, ca. 11in. long. One of four medical clinic instruments MEM 63:31-33 [UARC20090624013] ca. 1900	70	63:31
Weight. Marked “Harrison Laboratory”, submitted 1930. Wooden box containing 50 gram glass or Pyrex weight with Bureau of Standards Calibration, a master weight n.d.	68	59:06
Weight. Wooden box of fractional milligram weights up to 500 mg. Made by Arthur H. Thomas Co. n.d.	68	59:068
Weight. Wooden case of “Atomic Weights.” Weights in cardboard box; nickel (?) weights and brass forceps. German made. Used by Edgar Fahs Smith and his graduate students n.d.	68	59:069
Wood rule in paper case. Made by Keuffel and Esser n.d.	OS 34	59:011
Wooden cigar box containing medical instruments 63:61-63:69. Box: 5.5in. x 9in. x 3in. Was MEM 63:06 n.d.	70	63:6
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Music	Box	Folder
Banjo (open back, 4 strings) with carrying case, belonging to Mildred Deering, B.S. in Ed. 1928. Painted on banjo in red/black: “Mildred Deering [Sigma Pi symbols] George [Phi Lambda symbols] Mildred University of Pennsylvania”; 21in. x 7.5in., 2.5in. deep. Names of Deering and William Voehringer on carrying case. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070528001] ca. 1928	OS 16	531
“The Cuban Hero,” words by Thos. J. O’Donahue, music by Richard J. Weaver” Philadelphia, 1896. Dedicated to the memory of W.D. osgood. Cover includes image of Osgood wearing “P” sweater. 14in. x 10.75in. 1896	106	385
“Fairy Tales” (sheet music, Duet by the Mask and Wig Club, University of Pennsylvania). The Philadelphia Times, Supplement, 22 April 1900. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. Published in: The Philadelphia Times Supplement, 22 April 1900 [UARC20130807056] 1900	109	4
Gems from “Hoot Mon”, Mask and Wig Club, University of Pennsylvania (recording, Victor disc, c. 1927). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807033] ca. 1927	109	20
“In the Shade of Her Pink Parasol” (sheet music, Merely A Monarch by the Mask and Wig Club, University of Pennsylvania, song performed by the Glee Club, University of Pennsylvania). Lyrics by Frederick R. Yost, Music by Leroy K. Laffean[UARC20130807054] 1909	109	6
Mumford, Edward W., and Edward B. McCollin. “The Pennsylvania Girl” (sheet music, written for the Glee Club, University of Pennsylvania, copyright 1893). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807055] 1893	109	5
O’Connor, C. W. “Cheer Pennsylvania” (sheet music), 1906. Cover shown here. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807053] 1906	109	7
O’Connor, C. W. “Cheer Pennsylvania” (sheet music), 1906. Cover shown here. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. Identical to MEM 7 [UARC20130807053] 1906	106	526
“Summertime Blues” [Sheet music (fund-raising), copy by Barbara Bell and Euena Nowinski, Christian Association, University of Pennsylvania, copyright 1930; includes description of the University Camp for Girls). Funded through gift by Dr. and Mrs. Edward [UARC20130807051] 1930	109	9
“The University Girl,” cover of musical score of waltzes by C. Harry Kain. Dedicated to the University of Pennsylvania, copyrighted 1898, Oliver Ditson Company. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. Accession 2005:166 [UARC20081210060] 1898	OS 84	67
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Office Material/ School Supplies	Box	Folder
Binder, 3 ring. Red leather with gold lettering and design “The Class of 1923 Ice Skating Rink October 24, 1970”; empty binder ca. 1970	16	49:03
Gold pen. Used by Governor Hastings in signing the Act of Assembly appropriating $200,000 to the University. For details see minutes of the Board of the Trustees for 11 July 1895 (Vol. 13, p.311) 1895	62	1A:28
Notebook, 3 ring, Monarch notebook. University of Penn student union. Houston hall ca. 1932	112	112:05
Notebook. Cover with a Pennant of “U. PA.” above is the word “Pennsylvania” below is “Rah-Rah-Rah Penn-syl-va-ni-a” ca. 1911	111	764
Paper weights (two) of green serpentine stone. With accompanying sample fundraising letters. taken from exterior of College Hall during renovation 1993 ca. 1993	93	91
Paperweight, glass with image of College Hall. Glass rectangle with print of College Hall and label “University of Pennsylvania.” 2.9in. x 4.4in. Felt backing has red Collegiate Licensed Product label and gold label for Eglomuse Designs, Devens, Massachusetts. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071018001] n.d.	61	542
Paperweight, glass, with photograph of Houston Hall. Glass rectangle, decorative ridges on bottom edges, photo and leather backing attached to the base. Stamped Pyrophoto Co., 45 and 47 Crosby St., New York. Measures 2.5in. x 4in. x 1in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060428013] ca. 1920	61	307
Paperweight, seal of the University of Pennsylvania. Iron, 1.75in. high, 2.25in. diameter. Top has 3 concentric circles of increasing height. Top circle has mirror image of University book seal in the center surrounded by “SINE MORIBUS VANE” and then “UNIVERSITAS PENNSILVANIENSIS” [UARC20060901041] n.d.	91	169:02
Paperweights (two identical items). 2.5in. diameter, white ceramic, with the facsimile of Benjamin Franklin’s signature on the top against a pattern of flowers and leaves in the background; attached to a round piece of metal at the bottom With the inscription of a citation from Franklin and the words “From this charge grew the University of Pennsylvania” in the circumference; each item contained in a silver-grey card-board box n.d.	62	165:04
Pen holder. Bronze, with inscription “Honorable Horace Stern, Justice 1936-1952, Chief Justice 1952-1956” n.d.	108	757
Pen Holder. Judge John Alexander Jameson in writing treatise on constitutional conventions n.d.	60	9:03
Ruler. Houston Hall – The Student Union, Bi-Centennial 1740-1940. 6in x 7/8in. 1940	63	792
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Philatelic Items	Box	Folder
Envelope
Paper, dark blue and red. Image of shield with 1942 football schedule and words in red “University of Pennsylvania” above and “Franklin Field Philadelphia” below. 6.5in. x 4.75in. Envelope addressed to “Mr. John S. Logan, Hammond Aircraft Company, South San Francisco, Calif.”. Filed with stamps ca. 1942	63	535
For 250th anniversary of founding of Penn, with picture of Ben Franklin statue in front of college hall 1990	111	780
First Day Cover
250th anniversary of University of Pennsylvania, postage stamp first day cover and cachet. Featuring a caricature of Benjamin Franklin and the University of Pennsylvania seal. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20051107002] 1990	63	253
250th anniversary of University of Pennsylvania, postage stamp first day cover and cachet. Featuring a caricature of Benjamin Franklin and the University of Pennsylvania seal. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20051107002] Identical to MEM 253 1990	111	779
Architecture USA 15c stamp, first day cover featuring black, red, blue, white with image color of University of Pennsylvania Library in the snow, 1980. 3.7in. x 6.5in. 1980	63	453
First day cover, Architecture USA 15 cent stamp. Cover is black, red, blue, white with image color of University of Pennsylvania Library in the snow, 1980. 3.7in. x 6.5in. 1980	63	496
First day issue, “250th Anniversary of Pennsylvania 1740-1990, B. Franklin founder,” September 9, 1990, 6.5in. x 3.5in. 1990	63	269
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp and first day cover, professional management. Cover: black and white sketch of Joseph Wharton. Caption “1826-1905 Joseph Wharton, Education Pioneer, Harris.” Postmarked June 18, 1981 Philadelphia. 6.5in. x 3in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071012008] 1981	63	468
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp and first day cover, professional management. Cover: color logo of 100th anniversary of AAUW with caption “AAUW Into our 2nd Century AAUW 1881-1981” Includes short history of AAUW Verso: “No. 562” Postmarked June 18, 1981 Philadelphia. 6.5in. x 3.5in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071012011] 1981	63	471
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp and first day cover, professional management. Cover: color of 5 modern business people looking over financial chart. Caption “Professional Management” Postmarked June 18, 1981 Philadelphia and June 18, 1981, Joseph Wharton Station, Wharton, N.J. 6.5in. x 3.5in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071012009] 1981	63	469
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp and first day cover, professional management. Cover: sepia colored print of Joseph Wharton portrait with green text. Caption “PM C73 Joseph Wharton 1826-1909” “FSC RJT Fulton, N. York” Postmarked June 18, 1981 Philadelphia. 6.5in. x 3.5in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071012010] 1981	63	470
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet Envelope 3.7in. x 6.4in. Dated June 18, 1981. Stamp blue with white lettering, 18 cents featuring sketch of Joseph Wharton 1981	63	235:04
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet Envelope 3.7in. x 6.4in. Dated June 18, 1981. Stamp blue with white lettering, 18 cents featuring sketch of Joseph Wharton 1981	63	236:05
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet Envelope 3.7in. x 6.4in. Dated June 18, 1981. Stamp blue with white lettering, 18 cents featuring sketch of Joseph Wharton 1981	63	236:07
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet Envelope 3.7in. x 6.4in. Dated June 18, 1981. Stamp blue with white lettering, 18 cents featuring sketch of Joseph Wharton 1981	63	237:03
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet Envelope 3.7in. x 6.4in. Dated June 18, 1981. Stamp blue with white lettering, 18 cents featuring sketch of Joseph Wharton 1981	63	237:04
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet Envelope 3.7in.” x 6.4in. Dated June 18, 1981. Stamp blue with white lettering, 18 cents featuring sketch of Joseph Wharton 1981	63	241
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet featuring blue graphic of “Joseph Wharton, 1826-1909, Founder – Wharton School University of Pennsylvania.” Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20051118001] 1981	63	255
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet featuring red and black anvil logo for the Centennial of Wharton School Envelope 3.7in. x 6.4in. Dated June 18, 1981. Stamp blue with white lettering, 18 cents. MEM 256.1 envelope, MEM 256.2 information card accompanying envelope. Card provides a brief history of Joseph Wharton and Wharton School 1981	63	256:01
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, “100 Years of Professional Management Education,” one stamp. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050802020] 1981	63	236:03
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, “100 Years of Professional Management Education,” one stamp. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050802020] 1981	63	237:01
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, “Honoring Professional Management” and Joseph Wharton as industrialist and founder of Swarthmore College. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050720016] 1981	63	234:04
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, “Official Postmasters of America Commemorative Issue,” one stamp. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050802022] 1981	63	236:01
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, “Professional Management Education,” one stamp. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050802019] 1981	63	236:04
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, “Professional Management Education,” one stamp. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050802019] 1981	63	237:02
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, “Professional Management Education,” two stamps. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050802021] 1981	63	236:02
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, “Professional Management Education,” two stamps. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050802021] 1981	63	237:05
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, “Professional Management,” featuring a blue and white graphic and brown and white images of Joseph Wharton with College Hall in the background, one stamp. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20051025004] 1981	63	235:02
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, “Professional Management,” featuring a blue and white graphic and brown and white images of Joseph Wharton with College Hall in the background, one stamp. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20051025004] 1981	63	247
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, “Professional Management,” four stamps. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050720007] 1981	63	234:07
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, “Professional Management,” one stamp. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050720008] 1981	63	234:05
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, featuring “Manager” with tie image. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050720022] 1981	63	235:06
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, featuring Business Education. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050720017] 1981	63	234:02
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, featuring Business Education. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050720017] 1981	63	235:01
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, featuring College Hall and Wharton biography. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050720009] 1981	63	234:01
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, featuring detail from ten dollar bill. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050720012] 1981	63	234:11
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, featuring gold stamp on red background with golden eagle symbol. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050720021] 1981	63	235:07
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, featuring graphic from the stamp. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050720010] 1981	63	234:1
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, featuring Joseph Wharton and Vance Hall. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050720019] 1981	63	234:12
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, featuring two tone graphic of Joseph Wharton, College Hall, modern Wharton buildings and revenue graph. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050720013] 1981	63	234:08
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and cachet, sketch of five images with sketch of Wharton in middle, artist Doris Gold, 1981, 6.5in. x 3.5in. 1981	63	270
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and color cachet, “Captain of Industry” Joseph Wharton portrait. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050720006] 1981	63	234:06
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and Colorano “silk” cachet, featuring color print of Joseph Wharton and College Hall Envelope 3.7in. x 6.4in. Dated June 18, 1981. Stamp blue with white lettering, 18 cents featuring sketch of Joseph Wharton 1981	63	235:03
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and Colorano “silk” cachet, featuring color print of Joseph Wharton and College Hall. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050720014] 1981	63	234:09
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover and RandR Colorano “silk” cachet, featuring color print of Joseph Wharton and College Hall. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050720015] 1981	63	234:03
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover featuring black and white sketch of Joseph Wharton.Caption “Joseph Wharton, the Father of Management Education.” Postmarked June 18, 1981 Philadelphia. Eighteen-cent blue “Professional Management” stamp. 6.5in. x 3.5in. 1981	63	378
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover featuring black and white sketch of Wharton. Caption, “Joseph Wharton, the Father of Management Education.”Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060426001] 1981	63	235:05
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover featuring black and white sketch of Wharton. Caption, “Joseph Wharton, the Father of Management Education.”Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060426001] 1981	63	321
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover featuring black, red and blue with sketch of professor holding pointer by a blackboard. Caption “Wharton School, Finance and Commerce, Professional Managers Prophets of Profits.” Includes insert card with description of the school and stamp as well as the Land’s End Cachet (no. 46 of 314) 1981	63	412
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover featuring blue and white sketch of Dietrich Hall. Caption, “The Wharton School University of Pennsylvania Named for Joseph Wharton.” Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060426002] 1981	63	322
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover featuring color photograph of College Hall. Caption, “College Hall, First Home of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Wharton Centennial 1881-1981.” Issued on the 100th anniversary of Wharton’s Professional Management program, 1981 June 18. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060426003] 1981	63	236:06
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover featuring color photograph of College Hall. Caption, “College Hall, First Home of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Wharton Centennial 1881-1981.” Issued on the 100th anniversary of Wharton’s Professional Management program, 1981 June 18. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060426003] 1981	63	323
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, first day cover. Cover, 3.9in. x 7.4in., includes blue and gold drawing of 2 medical professionals. Caption: “Professional Management for Physicians and Dentists, since 1932” and “First Day of Issue.” Cancelled June 18, 1981. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071205001] 1981	63	576
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, official first day cover information card. With centennial logo and text summarizing the history of the Wharton School. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 10. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20051118003] 1981	63	256:02
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, Professional Management. Booklet for First day of issue ceremony, June 18, 1981. Featuring portrait of Joseph Wharton and cancelled stamp. Autographed by Sheldon Hackney. Four pages in single folio, 8.8in. x 12in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210051] 1981	63	642
Wharton School Centennial postage stamp, information card for first day cover. Provides short history of Joseph Wharton and the Wharton School. Includes Wharton Centennial logo. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060426004] 1981	63	324
Postcards
(5) no.37= Postcard [unused, documentary artifact, Penn Seal Greetings! (1907) Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. [UARC20130807021] no.38= Postcard [unused, documentary artifact, College Girl, University of Pennsylvania; Victorian-dressed girl with artist initials MDT, undated. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. [UARC20130807022] no.39=Postcard (documentary artifact, College Hall, University of Pennsylvania, postmarked 1906). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. [UARC20130807024]. no.40=Postcard [documentary artifact, cancelled, College Girl, University of Pennsylvania; Victorian-dressed girl with football theme, embossed petticoat, artist initials MDT; hand-dated 1911. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. [UARC20130807023]. no.42=Postcard [documentary artifact, Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, stereoview postcard, New Excelsior Series. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807020] 1907-1911	109	37,38,39,40, 42
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa. Color image of Philadelphia hotel building flying an American flag and a Bellevue-Stratford flag. Building windows, doors and moon backlit with yellow or red. Correspondence on Verso. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060511007] 1900	63	361
“Betz, Girard and Trust Buildings, Philadelphia, Pa.” Color image of Philadelphia building flying American flags. Building, windows, doors and moon backlit with yellow or red. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060511006] 1908	63	360
Christmas greetings with Penn seal in gold, encircled by a green and red holly wreath with blue and red ribbons. Caption, “Christmas Greetings from the Old Home. 1910-1911.” Left of center is black and white image of the Provost’s Tower. Right of center is black and white photo of Provost Harrison. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060511008] 1910	63	359
College Girl series. Paper, printed in blue, red, orange, black, green. Image of woman standing dressed in blue skirt, red belt, with ermine stoll, white gloves, and large hat with veil. She is holding a blue and red pennant with a “P” on it. Word “Pennsylvania” printed. Copyright The Ullman Mfg Co., New York, 1905, 3.5in. x 5.5in. Identical to MEM 315 1905	63	451
College Girl series. Woman standing dressed in blue skirt, beige and maroon blazer with floral collar, green gloves, and floral hat, she is holding a blue and red pennant with a “P” on it, copyright J. Bergman, 1905, 3.5in. x 5.5in. Similar to MEM 288 and MEM 267, different color background. Addressed to Ruth E. Sweet on verso. 2006:14 ca. 1905	63	289
“College Girl” framed within the “P” of Pennsylvania. Female torso, in blue dress with white hat pink flowers, pink plume and back veil. Large “P” is part of blue and red wording of “PENNSYLVANIA”. Published by Ullman Manufacturing Co., N.Y. Copyright 1907, reproduced 1994. (2) Gift of Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060223004] 1907	63	292
“College Girl” head superimposed on Penn seal, horizontal orientation. Paper. Image of the profile of woman with blue turtle neck sweater superimposed on University seal. Copyright 106, F. Earl Christy, William B. Christy, publisher. Postmarked 11 October 1907. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071022006] 1907	63	474
“College Girl” in blue dress and holding “P” pennant, horizontal orientation shows her from waist up. Paper. Image of woman in blue dress, white scarf, blue hat with red feather, holding red and blue “P” pennant. “Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! Pennsylvania!” Douglas Post-Card Co., Phila. Postmark, Phila. 22 Jan. 1907. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071022005] 1907	63	473
“College Girl”, in blue dress, standing and waving “P” pennant tied to a cane. Wearing white gloves, scarf, muff; pink and purple corsage with red and blue ribbons, blue and white hat with pink plume. Caption: “Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! Pennsylvania” Publisher: Edward Stern and Co. Copyright R. Hill. (2) Gift of Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060223006] 1906	63	295
“College Girl” looking over her shoulder wearing blue hat with red feathers. Wearing blue and red dress with blue and red “Pennsylvania” pennant on left shoulder. Text: University of Pennsylvania yell “Hoorah! Hoorah! Hoorah! Pennsylvania!” Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060511002] 1909	63	362
“College Girl” standing and holding a blue “P” pennant. Wearing blue dress, white shawl, white muff and blue hat. Lettering at bottom spells, “Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! Hoo-ray! Pennsylvania. Published by Platinachrome Company, New York. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. Duplicate of MEM 291 [UARC20051216006] 1907	63	266
“College Girl” standing and holding a blue “P” pennant. Wearing blue dress, white shawl, white muff and blue hat. Lettering at bottom spells, “Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! Hoo-ray! Pennsylvania. Published by Platinachrome Company, New York. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. Duplicate of MEM 266 [UARC20051216006] ca. 1907	63	291
“College Girl” standing and holding a drum in right hand and a red and blue “P” pennant in left hand. Wearing a blue dress with white gloves and blue hat, correspondence to Miss Helen Strauss on back. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20051216005] ca. 1905	63	265
“College Girl” standing and holding a drum in right hand and a red and blue “P” pennant in left hand. Wearing a blue dress with white gloves and blue hat. College Girl, number 133-4 published by Illustrated Postal Card Company, New York-Germany. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20051216004] ca. 1905	63	264
“College Girl”, holding a drum and a Pennsylvania pennant. Wearing a blue silk dress and hat and a blue and red silk pennant with “P” on it in the other hand. (2) Gift of Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060511005] 1907	63	365
“College Girl” standing and holding a Penn seal. Wearing a red and blue dress. Lettering at bottom spells “University of Pennsylvania Yell Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! Penn-syl-va-ni-a!” Published by Rotograph Company of New York. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. Duplicate is MEM 294 [UARC20051216003] ca. 1905	63	263
“College Girl” standing and holding a Penn seal. Wearing a red and blue dress. Lettering at bottom spells “University of Pennsylvania Yell Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! Penn-syl-va-ni-a!” Published by Rotograph Company of New York. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. Duplicate of MEM 263 [UARC20051216003] ca. 1905	63	294
“College Girl” standing, holding a “P” pennant. Woman’s torso above a brick wall, dressed in a blue dress and white scarf, white muff, purple corsage, blue hat with red plume, holding a blue and red pennant. Made in Germany. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060223002] ca. 1905	63	287
“College Girl,” illustration by Pearle Eugenia Fidler, 1909. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20140626002] 1909	63	749
“College Girl,” in dress and hat decorated with “P”s. Paper. Image of woman in red dress with blue “P”s, blue and red hat with blue “P”, a blue pennant with the red letter “P”. Text at bottom: “Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! Hoorah-Penn-syl-va-ni-a!” Copyright 1907. Postally unused. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071022004] 1907	63	472
“College Girl,” on a green background, standing and holding a blue and red “P” pennant. Wearing blue skirt, beige and maroon blazer with floral collar and green gloves. Published by Illustrated Post Card Company, New York. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. MEM 288 is a duplicate [UARC20051216007] ca. 1905	63	267
“College Girl,” on a green background, standing and holding a blue and red “P” pennant. Wearing blue skirt, beige and maroon blazer with floral collar and green gloves. Published by Illustrated Post Card Company, New York. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. Duplicate of MEM 267 [UARC20051216007] ca. 1905	63	288
College Girl. Paper. Color print of woman in red and blue jersey with red letter “P”, holding a tennis racquet. Artist C. Bern[hard?]. Printed by J.L. Austen Co., Chicago. 5.5″ x 3.5″. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210054] n.d.	63	494
“College Girls” (four) riding in carriage, two are waving “P” pennants. Women are wearing blue or red dresses and hats; two hold “P” pennants attached to canes; two carry muffs. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20051107001] ca. 1900	63	252
“College Queen” series no. 2767, featuring Queen of Hearts holding a cane with blue and red Pennsylvania pennant. Wearing blue dress, white scarf, purple corsage, and blue hat with veil. Mirror image on top and bottom of card. Mailed from Buffalo to Margaret Jacobs in Quincy, Ill. Published by Raphael Tuck and Sons. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060223003] 1908	63	290
College Hall (built 1871-1872, Thomas Webb Richards, architect) at night, postcard (hold-to-light). Black on green background with red lettering, cut out windows and moon. Image of College Hall from Woodland Ave. and 34th St. “Pennsylvania University and Grounds. Souvenir of Philadelphia, Pa.” Both sides shown. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060929003] ca. 1900	63	443
College Hall (built 1871-1872, Thomas Webb Richards, architect), exterior. Features cut-out print of a water color of College Hall, revealing another layer underneath that can be illuminated under light. Caption, “University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.” Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060426005] 1903	63	310
College Hall (built 1871-1872, Thomas Webb Richards, architect), exterior. Looking south. Card number 2375. Gift of alumnus Scott W. Hawley [UARC20110131005] ca. 1900	63	710
College Hall (built 1871-1872, Thomas Webb Richards, architect), north facade and circular drive, exterior. Looking south. Two towers still intact, building covered with ivy. Card number 612. Published in Germany. 9 x 14 cm (3.5 x 5.5 in). [UARC20110203010] ca. 1910	63	738
College Hall (built 1871-1872, Thomas Webb Richards, architect), north facade, exterior. Looking south. 9 x 14 cm (3.5 x 5.5 in) [UARC20110203016] ca. 1910	63	732
College Hall (built 1871-1872, Thomas Webb Richards, architect), north facade, exterior. Looking south. Card number 5536. Postmarked 1906 Sep 3. 9 x 14 cm (3.3in. x 3.5in.) [UARC20110203013] ca. 1906	63	735
College Hall (built 1871-1872, Thomas Webb Richards, architect), north facade, exterior. Looking southeast. Two towers and circular drive still intact, building covered with ivy. Card number [11 ?], published by Houston Club, University of Pennsylvania. Postmarked 1908 Jul 5. 9 x 14 cm (3.5 x 5.5 in) [UARC20110203011] ca. 1905	63	737
College Hall (built 1871-1872, Thomas Webb Richards, architect), south facade, exterior. Looking northeast. Card number 122. Gift of alumnus Scott W. Hawley [UARC20110131006] ca. 1900	63	711
College Hall (built 1871-1872, Thomas Webb Richards, architect), south facade, exterior. Looking northeast. Card number 20. Postmarked 1907 Apr 19 9 x 14 cm (3.5 x 5.5 in) [UARC20110203009] ca. 1907	63	739
College Hall (built 1871-1872, Thomas Webb Richards, architect), south facade, exterior. Looking northeast. Card number 20. Postmarked 1907 July 4. Gift of alumnus Scott W. Hawley [UARC20110131004] ca. 1905	63	709
College Hall (built 1871-1872, Thomas Webb Richards, architect), south facade, exterior. Looking northeast. Card number 3039. Notation on back “This space may be used for correspondence on and after March 1st, 1907.” 9 x 14 cm (3.3in. x 3.5in.) [UARC20110203014] ca. 1906	63	734
College Hall (built 1871-1872, Thomas Webb Richards, architect), south facade, exterior. Looking northeast. Card number 501. Postmarked 1906 Aug. Gift of alumnus Scott W. Hawley [UARC20110131002] ca. 1905	63	707
College Hall (built 1871-1872, Thomas Webb Richards, architect), south facade, exterior. Looking northeast. Card number 907. Postmarked 1906 Jan 2. 9 x 14 cm (3.5 x 5.5 in) [UARC20110203015] ca. 1905	63	733
College Hall (built 1871-1872, Thomas Webb Richards, architect), south facade, exterior. 9 x 14 cm (3.5 x 5.5 in) ca. 1914	63	791
College Hall and part of Furness Library. Looking southwest. Includes pedestrians in turn of the century attire. From a watercolor by “Oilette,” published by Raphael Tuck and Sons. Unused. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20080415002] n.d.	63	591
College Hall postcard and museum of the University of Pennsylvania postcard. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20150803003] ca. 1900; ca. 1912	63
College Hall, “Hold to light” postcard. Contains cut-out on the top layer of the postcard revealing another colored layer underneath that can be illuminated under light. Color image of College Hall with American Flag. The moon and the windows of College Hall are illuminated when held to the light. Caption “University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA.” Dated 1903, J. Koehler, New York, Berlin. 5.5in. x 3.5in. Identical to MEM 310 1903	63	534
College Hall, Penn’s 225th Anniversary Founders’ Week (1908). Seal with two women in upper-left corner. Photograph of College Hall with two towers. Gold, blue and yellow framing. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060426006] 1908	63	311
College Man. Paper, printed in red, blue, green, grey, brown. Image of male student holding suitcase and wearing coat and red and blue sweater with letter “P” in front of large seal of the University. Text at bottom: “A Right Merry Christmas” 5.5in. x 3.5in. Copyright by Inter-Coll. Post Card Co., Phila., 1907. Postmarked 26 December 1907. Identical to MEM 437 1907	63	533
Dormitory Quadrangles (construction begun 1894, Cope and Stewardson, architects), collage of photographs of triangle and quad. Card number 380/48623. Ca. 1940. 9 x 14 cm (3.5 x 5.5 in) [UARC20110203001] ca. 1940	63	747
Dormitory Quadrangles (construction begun 1894, Cope and Stewardson, architects), Memorial Tower in the Upper Quad. Card number 200. Copyright 1941. Gift of alumnus Scott W. Hawley [UARC20110131015] 1941	63	720
Dormitory Quadrangles (construction begun 1894, Cope and Stewardson, architects), Memorial Tower in the Upper Quad. Copyright 1904. Postmarked 1906 Nov 14. Gift of alumnus Scott W. Hawley [UARC20110131019] ca. 1904	63	724
Dormitory Quadrangles (construction begun 1894, Cope and Stewardson, architects), Memorial Tower. Card number 3. Postmarked 1905 Oct. 7. 14 x 9 cm (5.5 x 3.5 in) [UARC20110203004] ca. 1905	63	744
Dormitory Quadrangles (construction begun 1894, Cope and Stewardson, architects), Provost’s Tower. Card number PHI 45. Gift of alumnus Scott W. Hawley [UARC20110131018] ca. 1950	63	723
Dormitory Quadrangles (construction begun 1894, Cope and Stewardson, architects), Upper Quad and Memorial Tower. Card number 146. Curteich-Chicago. C.T. Art-colortone. Gift of alumnus Scott W. Hawley [UARC20110131016] ca. 1940	63	721
Dormitory Quadrangles (construction begun 1894, Cope and Stewardson, architects), Upper Quad and Memorial Tower. Card number 168/40728. Postmarked 1943 Nov 16. 9 x 14 cm (3.5 x 5.5 in) [UARC20110203002] ca. 1943	63	746
Dormitory Quadrangles (construction begun 1894, Cope and Stewardson, architects), Upper Quad and Memorial Tower. Card number 202. Copyright 1939. Gift of alumnus Scott W. Hawley [UARC20110131020] 1939	63	725
Dormitory Quadrangles (construction begun 1894, Cope and Stewardson, architects), Upper Quad and Memorial Tower. Card number 7. Published by Houston Club, U of P. Postmarked 1910 Mar 13. 9 x 14 cm (3.5 x 5.5 in) [UARC20110203003] ca. 1910	63	745
Dormitory Quadrangles (construction begun 1894, Cope and Stewardson, architects), Upper Quad and Memorial Tower. Includes bronzeGeorge Whitefield statue, by R.Tait McKenzie, sculptor, unveiled 1911. Card number 202. Copyright 1939. Postmarked 1945 Mar 3. 9 x 14 cm (3.5 x 5.5 in) [UARC20110203005] 1939	63	743
Dormitory Quadrangles, Quadrangle steps and Memorial Tower (built 1894-1896, Cope and Stewardson, architects). Made in Germany. Postmarked 1905 Oct. 5. Gift of alumnus Scott W. Hawley [UARC20110131013] ca. 1905	63	718
Dormitory Quadrangles, Quadrangle steps; Memorial Tower in the background (built 1894-1896, Cope and Stewardson, architects). Made in Germany. Postmarked 1905 Sep 3. 9 x 14 cm (3.5 x 5.5 in) [UARC20110203006] ca. 1905	63	742
Dormitory Quadrangles, Quadrangle steps; Memorial Tower in the background (built 1894-1896, Cope and Stewardson, architects). Published by the Public Ledger, Phila. 9 x 14 cm (3.5 x 5.5 in) [UARC20110203007] ca. 1905	63	741
Felt applique University of Pennsylvania postcard. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20140626001] 1984	63	750
“Football” [reg’d] number 2344, framing “Oilette.” Football with red “P” and bust of girl wearing a blue turtleneck. Red and blue “P” pennant on pole behind football. Caption: “Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! Penn-syl-va-ni-ah” Published by Raphael Tuck and Sons, Co. Ltd. Gift of Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060223007] ca. 1905	63	296
“Football” framing “College Girl”, one of series 5100, 8 subjects. Football is background for Penn seal, two red and blue banners with the “U of P” wording, bust of a woman in center, scenes of football action on either side. Addressed to Anne Medsker, New Vienna, Ohio. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060223005] 1907	63	293
Girard Trust Company, Penn’s 225th Anniversary Founders’ Week (1908), exterior. Seal with two women in upper-left corner. Photograph of Girard Trust building on Broad Street. Gold, blue and yellow framing. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060426007] 1908	63	312
Houston Hall (built 1894, Frank Miles Day and Hays and Medary, architects), exterior. Looking northeast. Card number 8181. Postmarked 1907 Aug 20. Gift of alumnus Scott W. Hawley [UARC20110131009] ca. 1904	63	714
Houston Hall (built 1894, Frank Miles Day and Hays and Medary, architects), exterior. Looking northwest. Card number 386. Gift of alumnus Scott W. Hawley [UARC20110131008] ca. 1895	63	713
Houston Hall north facade (built 1894, Frank Miles Day and Hays and Medary, architects) and Irvine Auditorium (built 1926-1932, Horace Trumbauer, architect), exterior. Card number 210. Copyright 1946. Gift of alumnus Scott W. Hawley [UARC20110131017] 1946	63	722
Houston Hall north facade (built 1894, Frank Miles Day and Hays and Medary, architects) and Irvine Auditorium (built 1926-1932, Horace Trumbauer, architect), south facade, exterior. Looking northeast. Postmarked 1907 Jul 29. 9 x 14 cm (3.5 x 5.5 in) [UARC20110203020] 1904	63	728
Irvine Auditorium (built 1926-1932, Horace Trumbauer, architect), exterior. Furness’s University Library visible on left and College Hall (with east tower) on right. Looking southeast. Colorcraft process, card number 27. Dexter Press was in Pearl River 1928-1952. Gift of alumnus Scott W. Hawley [UARC20110131007] ca. 1930	63	712
Jamestown Exposition souvenir postcards (4), featuring the founding of the University of Pennsylvania. Includes images of Benjamin Franklin statue, the original Fourth Street campus buildings, the University seal, and a banner reading “Founded A.D. 1740” [UARC20060905003] 1907	63	4:091-4:094
John Morgan Building (built 1901-1904, Cope and Stewardson, architects; formerly known as the Medical Laboratories), exterior. Looking southeast. Card number 6, published by Houston Club. Postmarked 1906 Mar 22. 9 x 14 cm (3.5 x 5.5 in) [UARC20110203019] ca. 1905	63	729
John Morgan Building (built 1901-1904, Cope and Stewardson, architects; formerly known as the Medical Laboratories), exterior. Looking southeast. Card number 8180. Postmarked 1906 Feb 19. 9 x 14 cm (3.5 x 5.5 in) [UARC20110203017] 1904	63	731
Law School (built 1898-1902, Cope and Stewardson, architects; was known as William Draper Lewis Hall, now Silverman Hall), exterior. Gift of alumnus Scott W. Hawley [UARC20110131014] ca. 1910	63	719
Leather, brown, with sketch of “College Girl” in a hat and dress and holding red and blue pennant. Brown border with evenly spaced holes punched around all four edges of card. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060511003] ca. 1907	63	363
Logan Hall (built 1873, Thomas Webb Richards, architect; was Medical Hall, now Claudia Cohen Hall), exterior. As the home of the Wharton School. Card number 300. Looking southeast. Gift of alumnus Scott W. Hawley [UARC20110131012] 1948	63	717
Multiple (39) postcards; 3.5in. x 5.5in.; pictures related to objects in the collection of the U of P Museum n.d.	63	98:04
Penn College girl with red and blue “P” pennant, leather postcard. Caption: “Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! Penn-syl-va-ni-a” Addressed to Miss Alexa Weber, Theresa, Dodge Co., Wis.; mailed from Albany, Kingston and NY RR. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20080415010] 1907	63	592
Penn football fan, female dressed in red and blue, 1905. Young woman in blue dress, red hat, white scarf, white gloves and holding a blue and red pennant with “P.” No. 1498, Ullman Mfg Co. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060426010] 1905	63	315
Penn football player and “College Girl”, resting elbows on a ledge. Both are dressed in red, blue and brown. Caption, “Ray! Ray! Ray! Pennsylvania!” Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060511004] 1907	63	364
Penn football player and young woman, resting elbows on a ledge. Both are dressed in red, blue and brown. Caption, “Ray! Ray! Ray! Pennsylvania! Ray! Ray! Ray!” College series no. 4. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060426012] 1907	63	317
Penn football player and young woman, seated on over-sized football. Young woman and Penn football player, both dressed in red and blue, sitting on over-sized football. Female is holding a red and blue “Pennsylvania” pennant. No. 953. Copyright by Julius Bier and Co. N.Y. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060426011] 1907	63	316
Penn football player. Football player in blue/red striped sweater and socks, campus scene on white background. Caption: “U. of P.” Federal Eng. Co., Boston, Mass. 5.5in. x 3.5in. Both sides shown. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres (duplicate of MEM 582) [UARC20110519001] ca. 1905	111	771
Penn football player. Paper. Image of a football player wearing red and blue jersey with red letter “P” holding a football in a kicking position. Postally unused. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071022007] 1905	63	475
Philadelphia City Hall, Penn’s 225th Anniversary Founders’ Week (1908). Seal with two women in upper-left corner. Photograph of Philadelphia City Hall. Gold, blue and yellow framing. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060426008] 1908	63	313
Philadelphia Post Office, Penn’s 225th Anniversary Founders’ Week (1908). Seal with two women in upper-left corner. Photograph of Philadelphia Post Office. Gold, blue and yellow framing. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060426009] 1908	63	314
Leather, brown with red and blue pennant, Penn seal and head of a young woman, 1907. Penn seal and head of young woman in shades of brown on pennant. Both sides shown. [M]y Sil Manufacturing Co. Boston, 2 cent stamp, Philadelphia postmark of Jan. 17, 1907; addressed to Miss Thomson, Aberdeen, Scotland. Gift of Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070528014] 1907	63	507
Penn football player. Football player in blue/red striped sweater and socks, campus scene on white background. Caption: “U. of P.” Federal Eng. Co., Boston, Mass. 5.5in. x 3.5in. Sent to Edwin L. Woolley, 883 N. 41 St., Phila. Dec. 23, 1905. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20080225001] ca. 1905	63	582
Stein with sports motifs. Ivory background, burgundy stein with images of Ivy League crew and cricket teams, equipment, pennants and fans. Caption: “SOUVENIR FROM” Copyright 1908. Fabric Art Co., N.Y. 5.5 x 3.5in. Unstamped, message on verso. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. Nearly identical to MEM 564 1908	63	414
Stein with sports motifs. Ivory background, burgundy stein with images of Ivy League crew and cricket teams, equipment, pennants and fans. Caption: “SOUVENIR FROM” Copyright 1908. Fabric Art Co., N.Y. 5.5 x 3.5in. Unstamped, message on verso. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071205002] 1908	63	564
Track athlete. Paper: red, blue, gray, black, and peach. Image of sprinter in white track uniform leaping over hurdle with large red and blue letter “P” in background. Published by Inter-Coll. Post Card Co., Phila., Pa., ca. 1910. 3.5in. x 5.5in. Postmark, Philadelphia 7 July 1909 ca. 1910	63	452
University Library (built 1890, Furness, Evans and Co., architect; now Anne and Jerome Fisher Fine Arts Library), exterior, greeting card. Holiday note card, 6.1in. x 4.7in. Reproduction of water color of Furness’s University Library (now Fisher Fine Arts Library) with wreath enclosing Penn shield. Message inside “Season’s Greetings and Best Wishes for a Happy New Year.” Charles Overly Studio. 2 identical items [UARC20110203022] n.d.	63	748
University Library (built 1890, Furness, Evans and Co., architect; now Anne and Jerome Fisher Fine Arts Library), exterior. Looking east. Card number 204. Copyright 1939. Gift of alumnus Scott W. Hawley [UARC20110131011] ca. 1939	63	716
University Library (built 1890, Furness, Evans and Co., architect; now Anne and Jerome Fisher Fine Arts Library), exterior. Looking northeast. Card number 149. Copyright 1904 by Detroit Photographic Co. Postmarked 1920 Apr 14. 9 x 14 cm (3.5 x 5.5 in) [UARC20110203018] ca. 1920	63	730
University Library (built 1890, Furness, Evans and Co., architect; now Anne and Jerome Fisher Fine Arts Library), exterior. Looking southeast. Card number 3443. Gift of alumnus Scott W. Hawley [UARC20110131010] ca. 1908	63	715
University of Pennsylvania campus, aerial view. Looking west from the Schuylkill River. Includes Civic Center, University Museum, Franklin Field, Palestra and row houses on Walnut Street in foreground. Postmarked 1945 Mar 3. Gift of alumnus Scott W. Hawley [UARC20110131003] ca. 1940	63	708
University of Pennsylvania campus buildings. Includes College Hall, Houston Hall, Upper Quad and Memorial Tower, Medical (later Logan and then Cohen) Hall, Hamilton Walk and Class of 1873 Memorial Gate. Postmarked 1905 Sep. Gift of alumnus Scott W. Hawley [UARC20110131001] ca. 1905	63	706
University of Pennsylvania, campus view. Looking south between College Hall and Medical Hall (later Logan and now Cohen Hall) toward Houston Hall and the Hospital of the U. of P. Card number 16, published by Houston Club, U of P. Postmarked 1908 Jul 25. 9 x 14 cm (3.5 x 5.5 in) [UARC20110203008] ca. 1908	63	740
University of Pennsylvania, campus view. Looking southeast across Woodland Ave. to College Hall and Medial Hall (later Logan and now Cohen Hall). Card number 2362. Postmarked 1912 Nov 17. 9 x 14 cm (3.5 x 5.5 in) [UARC20110203012] ca. 1912	63	736
“The University of Pennsylvania Girl.” Leather, imprint of “The University of Pennsylvania Girl” in red dress waving red and blue pennant. Inscribed “To Katie, From Esther.” 4.9in. x 3.2in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071012006] ca. 1900	63	537
University of Pennsylvania Girl waving a red and blue pennant, with a dog next to her 1907	111	768
University of Pennsylvania pennant. “Pennsylvania” and red and blue pennant, outlined with an oval against white background. Artist initials F.M.B. [UARC20110613001] 1910	111	770
University of Pennsylvania pennant. University of Pennsylvania pennant, embossed blue pennant with red “PENNSYLVANIA’ waving on brown pole, white background. Undivided back. Copyrighted 1907 by Forman Flag Co., NY. Postmarked December 1907. 3.5in. x 5.5in. [UARC20110520001] 1907	111	769
University of Pennsylvania pennant. Postcard with embroidered pennant 2.5in. w x 2in. H; Red and blue patch; “P” in center. Inscription on card: “Penna. If in this color you believe, then put this emblem on your sleeve”; addressed to Dr. U.B. Morgan; handwritten inscription “Best wishes for many calls in future” n.d.	63	244
University of Pennsylvania pennant, recto and verso. Red and blue “U P” pennant in ink on leather, 3.2in. x 5.0in. Message reads “My headquarters for 4 yrs. More.” Signed Warren and addressed to Theresa Kridler in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Postmarked July, 1906 [UARC20060905004] 1906	63	4:099
“U P” pennant. Leather, imprint of red and blue “UP” pennant. Verso addressed to Mr. Wm. Weiser, 58 Hanover St., Pottstown, Pa. Green and white one-cent Franklin stamp and postmark from Royersford, 1906 May 11. 3.2in. x 4.9in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071012007] 1906	63	538
University of Pennsylvania souvenir of Jamestown Exposition, featuring the Memorial Tower and the founding of the University. Includes images of Benjamin Franklin statue, Memorial Tower and Quad dormitories, the original campus buildings, and the University seal [UARC20060905002] 1907	63	4:095
University of Pennsylvania souvenir of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition (3) postcards, featuring Furness Library, Memorial Tower and the Fourth Street Campus. Includes Furness Library (now Fisher Fine Arts Library) tower, Memorial Tower, the Fourth St. campus, portrait of Benjamin Franklin, seals of the University and the Exposition. Design suggested by George E. Nitzsche and drawn by A. Koronski, C.E. 1907 [UARC20060905001] 1909	63	4:096-4:098
University of Pennsylvania student (male) wearing red and blue sweater with “P” and carrying suitcase, U. of P. seal in background, red and blue ribbon at bottom with words “A Right Merry Christmas”. Color, 5.5in. x3.5in. Copyright 1907 by Inter-Coll. Post Card Co., Phila., Pa. 1907	63	437
Weightman Hall (built 1903-1904, Frank Miles Day and Bro., architect), interior, swimming pool, postcard no. 33. Black and white photo of men in suits and ties surrounding 100×30 ft pool and several men within the pool posing for the photo. Written communication on back. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060511009] 1921	63	358
White House Cafe, J.S. Greasley proprietor, postcard. “Eating Headquarters for U of P Students. “Color scene of men eating at tables and lunch counter. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060511010] 1920	63	357
With pennant of “Pennsylvania” and the words “Hoo-rah! Hoor-rah! Hoo-rah! Penn-syl-va-ni-ah!” On bottom left is baseball batter, catcher, and umpire 1907	111	772
Press, embossing
3in. x 9in. x 14in.; mounted on a wood board; inscriptions “Universitatis Pennsylvaniensis”, “Leges Sine,” “Moribus Vane”, with the image of a pile of seven books in the center n.d.	92	105:01
3.5in. x 9in. x 10in.; the upper part of the stamp missing, “Universitatis Pennsylvaniensis” “Sine Moribus” n.d.	92	105:02
5 presses. Inscription “University of Pennsylvania, College of Liberal Arts for Women.” In a Hollinger box n.d.	100	189
Cylinder iron block, 2.5in. diameter, 1.5in. thick; inscription vague n.d.	92	105:03
Illman-Carter unit of the School of Education n.d.	103	6:02
Inscription “Universitatis Pennsylvaniensis.” Originally labeled as “Various University Seals, Office of the Secretary” n.d.	99	80:02
Inscription “University City Science Center, corporate seal, 1963, Pennsylvania.” Originally labeled as “Various University Seals, Office of the Secretary” ca. 1963	99	80:04
Inscription “University City Science Institute, corporate seal, 1963.” Originally labeled as “Various University Seals, Office of the Secretary” ca. 1963	99	80:03
Inscription “University of Pennsylvania Foundation, Inc., Corporate Seal, 1967.” Originally labeled as “Various University Seals, Office of the Secretary” ca. 1967	99	80:05
Inscription “University of Pennsylvania, the General Honors Program.” Originally labeled as “Various University Seals, Office of the Secretary” n.d.	99	80:01
Society of the Alumni of the U. of P., ca. 1925. Chromed steel device with handles; “Pat’d Mar 19, 95; Jan 9, 12; Jan 15, 18; Dec 2, 1924”; 4.5in. x 2.8in. x 1.8in.; condition excellent. Red and blue pouch, 5.5in. x 3.8in., condition poor. ca. 1925	91	1A:14
Stamps
Asherah submarine launching cover cachet from Groton, Connecticut, on date of launch. Inscription “University of Pennsylvania Two Man Research Submarine Asherah Launching May 28, 1964, Sponsor Mrs. Nixon Griffis, General Dynamics/Electric Boat, Groton, Conn.” Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20051216008] 1964	63	268
Joseph Wharton Professional Management postage stamp, full sheet. Issued on the 100th anniversary of the Professional Management program of the Wharton School, 1981 June 18. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20050720020] 1981	63	235:08
Phi Beta Kappa. Engraved n.d.	59	66
Stamp Holder, round metal, red felt on bottom. Seal of University on top. Lid screws off. 2.5in. Dia.; 2/5in. H. n.d.	61	242
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Acacia Fraternity, Franklin Chapter, 10th Anniversary Banquet, program, title page. Ink on paper, with black tassel, 5.75in. x 7.0in. opened. Banquet held at the Rittenhouse Hotel, Philadelphia, 1916 May 6 [UARC20060911039] 1916	60	223
Alice Paul (1885-1977), Ph.D. 1912, cover of program for first day issue ceremony of her postage stamp at Mount Laurel, New Jersey, on August 18, 1995. Features c. 1910 photograph of suffragist Alice Paul as a young woman. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060428001] 1995	63	318
“The American Game of Foot-Ball”. The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, October 1887 (includes description of the history of football, intercollegiate competition, and the formation of The Intercollegiate Foot Ball Association which included the University [UARC20130807050] 1887	109	10
Calendar, page of calendar for months of May and June, ca. 1900, featuring a young woman holding a Penn banner. Framed oval page from Ivy League calendar. Girl has one foot on football, dressed in red and blue dress and hat, holding Pennsylvania banner. Calendar page 16in. x 11.5in. Frame 18in. x 14.5in. Artist: Ellen H. Clapsaddle. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. [UARC20060518014] ca. 1900	OS 83	366
Campus map, 1933, with color graphic illustrations, by J. Riegel, Jr. Heavy board in wooden frame. 20.6in. x 24.5in. 1933	OS 78	607
Class Day and Commencement Program (1927). Evening School of Accounts and Finance, Extension School, University of Pennsylvania (includes leather binding and gilt). Cover and title page. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807019] 1927	109	41
Class of 1913, College, for 15th reunion, program. Front and back of letter for reunion to be held June 15 and 16, 1928. Each side measures 8.5in. x 11in. [UARC20060907001] 1928	12	4:113
College pennants and pins advertised by I. Bedichimer and Co., Manufacturing Jewelers, Philadelphia. Paper, blue print on white with color illustrations. 6.5in. x 10in. Probably originally ad in printed book n.d.	63	436
DeLancey, Provost William H. Address Delivered Before the Trustees, Faculty, and Students of the University of Pennsylvania, on the Opening the Collegiate Session of 1830-31 in the New College Hall on Saturday, September 18th, 1830. University of Pennsylvania. Cover shown here. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807044] 1830	109	49
Department of Materials Science and Engineering’s on its 50th anniversary, Nov. 1996 1996	63	165:06
Edison mimeograph in wooden box, 17in. x 13.25in. x 4 .7in. (43 cm x 33.5 cm x 11 cm); hinged lid, various frames and a roller inside; condition good. Manufactured by A.B. Dick ca. 1880	OS 31	47
Estate of Philip Physick (handwritten draft of estate residue, 1857). Cover text and first page. Document is 5 pages (2.5 pages front and back). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807001] 1857	109	12
French Legion of Honor identification card for Josiah H. Penniman, accepted as a member 1922 Mar 27. Identification card, printed in French, is in black leather cover, 4.25in. x 3in., front stamped in gilt with wreath encircling the medal and letters “SLDH” with “Societe de la Legion d’Honneur” above and “1, Rue Solferino PARIS” below. Back features gilt wreath encircling Legion of Honor medal 1922	98	4:06
French Legion of Honor program for initiation of new members 1922 Mar 27. Ink on white paper, printed in French, 8.25in. x 3.25in. 1922	98	4:06
Gladly Learn and Gladly Teach, autographed copy: Martin Meyerson’s inscription to Kingman n.d.	OS 45	140:03
Harshberger, John W. Life and Work of John W. Harshberger. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807048] 1928	109	13
History of the Philomathean Society, 1914-1964 ca. 1964	OS 32	81
Houston Club, membership identification card, 1911. Belonging to Albert M. Gregory, B.S. in Civil Engineering 1906. 2.5in. x 0.6in. Both sides of card shown [UARC20060929004] 1911	60	44:01
Issue of Franklin Field Illustrated, University of Pennsylvania, 1929 (includes graphic of diver on cover). Cover shown here. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807046] 1929	109	28
Judith Rodin’s Inauguration Daily Pennsylvanian. 2 copies ca. 1994	OS 45	140:01
Judith Rodin’s Inauguration Philadelphia Inquirer ca. 1994	OS 45	140:02
Lecture and Admission cards during the Civil War 1864-1865	109	27
Mask and Wig Club, 1899 performance of “Fever Le France – or – The Dry-fuss Detailed”, poster. Performed in honor of the 1899 Penn football team, December 2, 1899, at 310 Quince Street, Philadelphia. Donated by Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060922005] 1899	OS 84	435
MacDonnell, Kevin. Eadweard Muybridge, The Man Who Invented the Moving Picture. (Little Brown, Boston, 1972). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807062] 1972	110	29
Medical Lecture Card For “women and children” 1837-1838	109	35
Medical Lecture Cards 15 in total, for Anatomy, Pharmacy, Chemistry, etc. ca. 1837	109	32
“The New Engineering Building of the University of Pennsylvania” Engineering News, 25 October 1906 (includes detailed description and photograph of building). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. Published in: Engineering News, 25 October 1906 [UARC20130807057] 1906	109	3
Newspaper, Pennsylvania Chronicle and Universal Advertiser, 23 Nov. 1767. Features 1767 University of Pennsylvania commencement [UARC20081210013] 1767	OS 84	776
Nicklin, P. H. A Report Made to the Board of Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania at a Stated Meeting on Tuesday, the 4th of November, 1834, concerning the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, in England, 1834. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807052] 1834	109	8
Of small girl wearing University of Pennsylvania sweater, holding bowling ball 1907	111	778
A Pennsylvania Album: Undergraduate Essays on the 250th Anniversary. Edited by Richard Slator Dunn and Mark Frazier Lloyd, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1990. Cover shown here. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807038] 1990	109	19
“The Pennsylvania Girl” graphic with photographic scenes of football game and College Hall, souvenir card. Red, blue and black on white. Graphic includes gentleman, with hat and bowtie, seated between 2 women, with hats, fur muffs and U of P pennants. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20080415007] ca. 1900	63	588:02
Phi Beta Kappa Place Card n.d.	OS 59	66:01
Philadelphia Cornucopia exhibit, 1982, poster by Red Grooms. Institute of Contemporary Art. Reproduction of Groom’s color image of Dr. Franklin’s Profile, 1982. Poster signed by artist. 32in. x 20in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210055] 1982	OS 85	497
Pocket calendar, University of Pennsylvania, 1911-12 (leather binding with fold-out campus map). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807028] 1911	109	51
MEM 259. Poser, theater “The Blue Smock,” The 12th play prestened by the Architectural Dept. under the auspices of the Architectural Society at the University of Pennsylvania	OS 83
Presenting the Activities of the United States Naval Flight Preparatory School, 1943, (University of Pennsylvania, 1943, includes photographs. Cover shown here. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807034] 1943	109	17
Printing block. Botanical Society of Pennsylvania, University of Pennsylvania, printing block. Metal, inscribed with ear of corn and “Botanical Society of Pennsylvania, University of Pennsylvania”. 1.5in. (38 mm) square, 0.5in. (7 mm) high. Wrapped in paper with print made from the block [UARC20060911014] ca. 1920	91	1A:13
Printing Block: Copper plate for printing diplomas. “_______degree in Arts and Sciences – U. of P. – 18__” previous note: “awarded to “adulescentum ingenuum – outstanding young man” ca. 1918	OS 32	37:05
Printing Block: Copper plate for printing diplomas. “_____degree in Liberal Arts18__” ; awarded to “adulescentum ingenuum” (outstanding young man). Copper plate in very good condition n.d.	OS 71	37:01
Printing Block: Copper plate for printing diplomas. “_____degree in Liberal Arts18__” ; awarded to “adulescentum ingenuum” (outstanding young man). Copper plate in very good condition n.d.	OS 58	37:06
Printing Block: Copper plate for printing diplomas. “Bachelor of Law – U. of P. – 18__” ca. 1918	OS 32	37:08
Printing Block: Copper plate for printing diplomas. Bachelor of Arts, U. of P., no century designated. previous note: “the degree is awarded to “adolescentum” (the young man), as opposed to “vir”, man which is used on Master and doctor’s diplomas” n.d.	OS 32	37:09
Printing block. Copper plate for printing diplomas. “Doctor of Dental Surgery – U. of P. – 18__” n.d.	OS 58	37:07
Printing block. Copper plate for printing diplomas. “Doctor of Medicine – U. of P. – 18__” previous note: curious combination of the old double “s” and a single “s” in the word Professors in the 6th line n.d.	OS 73	37:03
Printing block. Copper plate for printing diplomas. “Doctor of Veterinary Medicine – U. of P. – 18__” n.d.	OS 72	37:02
Printing Block: Copper plate for printing diplomas. Master of Liberal Arts, U. of P., no century designated n.d.	OS 58	37:04
Printing Block: Copper plate. Pictorial Supplement to the Sunday Public Ledger regarding R. Tait McKenzie’s sculpture of youthful Franklin (unveiled June 1914) printed prior to the unveiling ca. 1914	OS 32	38:01
Printing block. Practical Anatomy taught by Phillip Syng Physick and William E. Horner, printing plate. Copper, 3.2″ x 4.9″., engraved to print “University of Pennsylvania, Practical Anatomy, Phillip Syng Physick M.D., William E. Horner M.D. [UARC20060911018] ca. 1830	62	1″07
Printing Block: Slate mounted on a wood block (12.5in. x 12.5in.); inscription on the slate: “Second Shepherds Play”; a brief history of the Philomathean Society attached n.d.	OS 32	81:06
Program, Class of 1913, 20th Alumni Reunion. Front and back of letter for reunion to be held May 19 and 20, 1933. Each side measures 8.5in. x 11in. [UARC20060907002] 1933	12	4:114
Program, Class of 1913, 30th Alumni Reunion. Reunion to be held May 8, 1943. 8.5in. x 11in., with coupon cut out from lower right. [UARC20060907003] 1943	12	4:115
Programme of Ceremonies, February 22, 1928. Four uniform components in box with Programme of Ceremonies, February 22, 1928. Accompanied uniform worn by Arthur P. Watts from the Sorbonne University, Paris, France 1928	26	4:125
The Record (yearbook). Published by the Graduating Class, University of Pennsylvania, June 14, 1878. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807035] 1878	109	14
The Record of the Class of 1888 of the University of Pennsylvania (yearbook). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807061] 1888	110	33
The Record of the Class of 1890 of the University of Pennsylvania (yearbook). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807059] 1890	110	30
The Record of the Class of 1901 of the University of Pennsylvania (yearbook). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807060] 1901	110	31
Rogers, William [Secretary of the Collegiate Faculty, University of Pennsylvania]. (Article on termination of fines and corporal punishment for student tardiness and absence). National Gazette, 15 June 1793. Cover and article. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. Published in: National Gazette, 15 June 1793 [UARC20130807003] 1793	109	2
Scroll. Certificate of rising sun medal awarded by Japanese government. Paper. Brittle. 7.25in. High. Rolled. Given to D. Bethune McCartee, M.D. 1840; medical missionary, in China and Japan, 1844-1881 n.d.	OS 35	12:02
Scroll. Japanese characters and drawing. Paper. Brittle. 12.75in. wide. Given to D. Bethune McCartee, M.D. 1840; medical missionary, in China and Japan, 1844-1881 n.d.	OS 35	12:01
Scroll. Paper and green/gold fabric. Brittle. 16in. high. Rolled. Chinese calligraphy. Given to D. Bethune McCartee, M.D. 1840; medical missionary, in China and Japan, 1844-1881 n.d.	OS 35	12:03
Scroll. White silk. Hand painted black Chinese characters. 16.25in. wide. Rolled. Given to D. Bethune McCartee, M.D. 1840; medical missionary, in China and Japan, 1844-1881 n.d.	OS 35	12:04
Scroll. Wood and paper. Chinese character written by friend. 15.5in. wide. Rolled. Given to D. Bethune McCartee, M.D. 1840; medical missionary, in China and Japan, 1844-1881 n.d.	OS 35	12:05
Scroll. Wood and paper. Chinese character written by friend. 15.5in. wide. Rolled. Given to D. Bethune McCartee, M.D. 1840; medical missionary, in China and Japan, 1844-1881 n.d.	OS 35	12:06
Square, 4in. on the outer side and 3in. on the inner side, within the square in the center is a card enclosed beneath a glass surface, which reads “Thank you for joining us as we honor Britton Chance, Ph.D. and the memory of Eliot Stellar, Ph.D.”; in the back is a glass tab in the center of the bottom serving as a stand, on which is a trade mark label of “Mikasa, Japan” ca. 1995	62	165:05
Student handbook, Inorganic Chemical Preparations. by Edgar Fahs Smith 1901	69	60:08
University of Pennsylvania and its vicinity. 5 ft. x 5 ft.; rolled; poor condition n.d.	OS 70	117
University of Pennsylvania Catalogue and Announcements, 1882-83. Philadelphia, 1882. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807037] 1882	109	18
University of Pennsylvania Glee and Banjo Clubs, Academy of Music (undated program, c. 1890 (includes graphics and extensive list of patrons and alumni, musicians, lyrics). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807049] ca. 1890	109	11
University of Pennsylvania scenes, printed souvenir card. Photos of Penn football game and College Hall, plus print of 2 women, with Penn pennants, and a man sitting in the bleachers. Caption “The Pennsylvania Girl.” Red and blue braided cord attached. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20090408001] ca. 1905	63	588:01
University of Pennsylvania, School of Biology, Announcement, 1891-92. Philadelphia, 1891. Cover shown here. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807039] 1891	109	23
University of Pennsylvania, School of Medicine. Matriculation card, 1914-15, Paul Shoemaker, signed by Dean William Pepper. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807027] 1914	109	50
University of Pennsylvania, surrounded by Japanese characters. Paper. Flat. Brittle. 15.25in. x 10.5in. high. Given to D. Bethune McCartee, M.D. 1840; medical missionary, in China and Japan, 1844-1881 n.d.	OS 35	12:07
University of Pennsylvania. Paper, printed in red, blue, black, brown, green, and yellow. Image of two women wearing red and blue dresses, one with a blouse white letters “UP” and another with red letter “P” playing golf, one woman with raised golf club in hand. Includes red and blue pennant with letters “U” and “P” in upper-left hand corner. Copyright by Joseph Tetlow in 1903. 6in. x 4in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060321001] ca. 1900	63	495
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Tools Miscellaneous	Box	Folder
Wooden box. 17in. L x 21in. W x 6.25in. H. Brass plaque on top “The Senior President’s Gown, Class of Eighty Nine, 1889-1921.” Inside lid is glass picture box with signatures of those who wore the gown from 1889-1957. This is the second gown worn since 1889. The hooks that hold in the glass lid are unstable. Open with caution. Robe stored separately as no.251.1 ca. 1889	OS 50	25102
Wood case with a narrow glass cover and purple and dark grey felt inside . 2.5in. x 7.25in. x 0.75in. (thick). n.d.	62	198:07
Surveying Compass. Plain surveying compass, brass, made by Benjamin Rittenhouse. Gift of S. Weir Mitchell. n.d.	64	1:26
Fire bucket. Marked on side “University Ninth Street.” Accessioned from the College Hall Exhibit cases ca. 1802-1820	58	15:04
Fire bucket. Marked on side “University Ninth Street”; damaged condition. Accessioned from the College Hall Exhibit cases ca. 1802-1820	57	15:03
Fire bucket. Black, marked on side “University Ninth Street”; damaged condition. Two identical items Accessioned from the College Hall Exhibit cases ca. 1802-1820	55	15:02
Fire bucket. Black, marked on side “University Ninth Street”; damaged condition. Two identical items Accessioned from the College Hall Exhibit cases ca. 1802-1820	55	15:01
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Smoking Paraphernalia	Box	Folder
Cigarette Premium
Cigarette premium (Fatima), oriental rug design with “Pennsylvania” pennant and University seal. White, blue, green, red and gold plush velvet. Oriental rug pattern with blue and red “Pennsylvania” pennant and red, blue, gold and white University seal in center and blue fringed ends. 13.5in. x 28in. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070102003] n.d.	OS 77	466
Cigarette premium depicting John Leon Hartranft (1887-1984), D.D.S. 1909, in Penn track and field uniform. Verso describes Hartranft’s hurdling career while at Penn and then at the New York Athletic Club. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060511001] ca. 1909	63	355
Cigarette premium depicting the Dormitory Quadrangle, leather, brown. Leather, brown with stamped image of Quad, at top banner with lettering spelling “UNIV. OF PENNSYLVANIA,” red and blue Penn seal in upper right corner 2.7in. x 3.7in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071205006] ca. 1910	63	565
Cigarette premium, blue and gold leather with image of Benjamin Franklin. Blue with stamped image and lettering in gold of Benjamin Franklin, crossed poles with “p” pennants, and at bottom “Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! PENN-SYL-VA-NI-A!”. 3.75in. x 2.5in. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070528013] ca. 1900	63	509
Cigarette premium, brown leather with stamped image of Quad and Penn shield. With words, “Univ. of Pennsylvania,” red and blue seal in upper right corner. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20051216001] ca. 1910	63	262
Cigarette premium, flannel, rug pattern with University of Pennsylvania pennant. Green, gold, red, white and blue. Oriental rug pattern, blue pennant with red “Pennsylvania” in center, and green fringe at both ends. 8 x 4.75 in. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070528012] ca. 1920	63	508
Cigarette premium, flannel. Blue, red and white with blue and red fringes. Center features hurdler, track and field. Corners: Pennsylvania pennant, University seal, another pennant, “P”. Measures 5.4in. x 3in. [UARC20110203021] ca. 1910	63	727
Cigarette premium, flannel. Blue, red and white with blue and red fringes. Center features hurdler, track and field. Corners: Pennsylvania pennant, University seal, another pennant, “P”. Measures 5.4in. x 3in. Identical to MEM 727 [UARC20110203021] ca. 1910	111	727
Cigarette premium, flannel. Blue, red, and white with blue and pink finges. Center features tennis player. Corners: Pennsylvania pennant, University Seal, “P,” and another Pennsylvania pennant n.d.	111	775
Cigarette premium, flannel. Flannel, red, green and yellow oriental rug pattern and brown fringe. Blue pennant with red lettering “PENNSYLVANIA” in center. 5in. x 8.5in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071012005] ca. 1910	63	539
Cigarette premium, leather, blue. Leather, blue with stamped image and lettering in gold of Benjamin Franklin, crossed poles with “P” pennants, and at bottom “Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! PENN-SYL-VA-NI-A!”. 3.75in. x 2.5in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071205005] ca. 1910	63	566
Cigarette premium, leather, brown. Leather, brown, stamped with red and blue “U. of Penna” pennant on a pole. Stamped decorative edging and basket weave background. 1.9in. x 2.7in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071205003] ca. 1910	63	568
Cigarette premium, leather, white. Leather, white, with red and blue “U. of Penna” pennant on gold pole with gold rope and tassels. 2in. x 2.7in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071205004] ca. 1910	63	567
Cigarette premium, leather. Leather, blue with silver University of Pennsylvania seal. 2in. x 3.6in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. [UARC20071012013] ca. 1910	63	536
Cigarette premium, navy blue silk with Penn seal embroidered in gold and “PENNSYLVANIA” embroidered in red. “Egyptian luxury and factory NO 73rd District State in NY.” Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060511011] ca. 1910	63	356
Cigarette premium, navy blue silk with Penn seal embroidered in gold and “PENNSYLVANIA” embroidered in red. “Egyptian luxury and factory NO 73rd District State in NY.” Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. Identical to MEM 356 [UARC20060511011] ca. 1910	63	726
Cigarette premium, red leather with Penn pennant. Features pennant with lettering spelling “Pennsylvania.” Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20051216002] ca. 1910	63	261
Cigarette premium, rug with University of Pennsylvania pennant. Felt, blue, gold, red and green. Oriental rug pattern with blue “Pennsylvania” pennant in center and purple border and blue fringed ends. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060801001] ca. 1910	63	422
Cigarette premium, silk, baseball. 5.5in. x 3.4in. White background with baseball pitcher, dressed in gray uniform with blue “P”, with red and blue jersey and stockings; University seal; lettering “Pennsylvania.” Stamped: “Murad Cigarettes, Factory No. 7 – 3″rd Dist. N.Y.” [UARC20071205011] ca. 1910	63	572
Cigarette premium, silk, baseball. 6.9in. x 5in. White background with baseball pitcher, in gray uniform with blue “P”, red and blue jersey and stockings; University seal; letters “Pennsylvania.” Stamp: “Murad Cigarettes, Factory No. 7 – 3″rd Dist. N.Y.” Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071205012] ca. 1910	63	573
Cigarette premium, silk, football. 5.5in. x 3.4in. White background with football player wearing the red and blue; red/ blue lettering “Pennsylvania” and red/blue/gold University seal. Stamped: “Murad Cigarettes, Factory No. 7 – 3rd Dist. N.Y.” Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071205010] ca. 1910	63	571
Cigarette premium, silk, golf. 5.5in. x 3.4in. White background with golfer, in brown knickers, red/blue cap, jacket and stockings; red/blue letters “Pennsylvania”; red/blue/gold Univ. seal. Stamp: “Murad Cigarettes, Factory No. 7 – 3rd Dist. N.Y.” Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071205008] ca. 1910	63	569
Cigarette premium, silk, rowing. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20150803004] n.d.	63
Cigarette premium, silk, track and field. 5.5in. x 3.4in. White background with hurdler, in white uniform with blue “P”; red and blue “Pennsylvania”; red, blue and gold University seal. Stamp: “Murad Cigarettes, Factory No. 7-3rd Dist. N.Y.” Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071205009] ca. 1910	63	570
Cigarette premium, University of Pennsylvania, felt. Cream background with blue, red, pale green, black and gold. Oriental rug pattern with waving blue “Pennsylvania” pennant in center and University seal in lower right. 13.75in. x 27.3in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210047] n.d.	OS 77	629
Cigarette premium, University of Pennsylvania, silk. Red, blue and brown on white background. Figure of Penn hammer thrower. University seal in upper left. “Pennsylvania” in Gothic script at bottom; “Factory No. 7 – 3rd Dist. N.Y” at bottom. 6in. x 5in . Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210046] n.d.	63	628
Cigarette premium, University of Pennsylvania, silk. Red, blue and brown on white background. Running figure of Penn track and field athlete. University seal in upper left. “Pennsylvania” in Gothic script at bottom; “Factory No. 7 – 3rd Dist. N.Y” at bottom. 6in. x 5in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20081210045] n.d.	63	627
Cigarette premium, University of Pennsylvania, silk. Red, blue, brown on white background. Figure of Penn baseball player throwing the ball. University seal in lower left. “Pennsylvania” in Gothic script at top; “Factory No. 7 – 3rd Dist. N.Y” at bottom. 6.75in. x 5in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres. [UARC20081210044] n.d.	63	626
Cigarette premium, white silk. With red and blue pennant with word “PENNSYLVANIA”; red, blue and gold seal of University; brown football and goal posts; includes text of “Hail Pennsylvania.” Measures 5in. x 4in. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060608001] ca. 1900	63	384
Flannel, pink, green and yellow oriental rug pattern and brown fringe. Blue pennant with red lettering “PENNSYLVANIA” in center. 5in. x 8.5in. n.d.	111	774
University of Pennsylvania. Black/dark blue, stamped image of Quad, at top banner with lettering spelling “UNIV. OF PENNSYLVANIA,” red and blue Penn seal in upper right corner. 3.7in. x 2 .7in. n.d.	63	382
University of Pennsylvania. Felt, blue, orange and red. Oriental rug pattern with blue “Pennsylvania” pennant in center and red border. 6in. x 3.75in. n.d.	63	388
University of Pennsylvania. Felt, blue, orange and red. Oriental rug pattern with blue “Pennsylvania” pennant in center and red border. 6in. x 3.75in. Same as MEM 388 n.d.	63	389
University of Pennsylvania. Felt, blue, red, green, and gold. Oriental rug pattern with blue “Pennsylvania” pennant in center and blue border and fringed ends. 8in. x 5in. n.d.	63	390
University of Pennsylvania. Felt, blue, red, green, and gold. Oriental rug pattern with blue “Pennsylvania” pennant in center and blue border and fringed ends. 8in. x 5in. Same as MEM 390 n.d.	63	391
University of Pennsylvania. Felt, green, gold and blue. Oriental rug pattern with blue seal of the University in center and purple trim. “Satin cigarettes” stamped on verso. 8.75in. x 6.25in. n.d.	63	400
University of Pennsylvania. Felt, green, gold and blue. Oriental rug pattern with blue seal of the University in center and turquoise border and fringed ends. “Satin cigarettes” stamped on verso. 10.5in. x 6.5in. n.d.	63	401
University of Pennsylvania. Felt, green, gold and blue. Oriental rug pattern with seal of the University in center and blue border and fringed ends. “Satin cigarettes” stamped on verso. 10.5in. x 6.5in. n.d.	63	402
University of Pennsylvania. Felt, green, gold and blue. Oriental rug pattern with seal of the University in center and blue border. 8.75in. x 6.25in. n.d.	63	398
University of Pennsylvania. Felt, green, gold and blue. Oriental rug pattern with seal of the University in center and red border. 8.75in. x 6 .25in. n.d.	63	399
University of Pennsylvania. Felt, green, red and blue. Oriental rug pattern with blue “Pennsylvania” pennant in center and green border and fringed ends. 8in. x 5in. n.d.	63	393
University of Pennsylvania. Felt, pink, red, green, and gold. Oriental rug pattern with blue “Pennsylvania” pennant in center and pink border and fringed ends. 8in. x 5in. n.d.	63	392
University of Pennsylvania. Felt, purple, green, red and gold. Oriental rug pattern with blue “Pennsylvania” pennant in center and purple border and fringed ends. 8in. x 5in. n.d.	63	394
University of Pennsylvania. Felt, red and orange. Oriental rug pattern with blue “Pennsylvania” pennant in center and green fringed ends. 4in. x 2.5in. n.d.	63	387
University of Pennsylvania. Felt, red, blue and green. Oriental rug pattern with seal of the University in center and blue trim. 8.75in. x 6.25in. n.d.	63	396
University of Pennsylvania. Felt, red, blue and green. Oriental rug pattern with seal of the University in center and brown border. 8.75in. x 6.25in. n.d.	63	397
University of Pennsylvania. Felt, red, blue and green. Oriental rug pattern with seal of the University in center and purple border. 8.75in. x 6.25in. n.d.	63	395
University of Pennsylvania. Flannel, blue, red and white. Oriental rug pattern rug with a U of P seal of c. 1900; two “Pennsylvania” pennants and the letter “P” in each of the four corners and a view of a rower in a scull on a river pictured in the center. 3.2in. x 5in. ca. 1900	63	62:04
University of Pennsylvania. Flannel, brown, gold, green and red. Oriental rug pattern with blue “Pennsylvania” pennant in center and brown fringed ends. 7in. x 5in. n.d.	63	423
University of Pennsylvania. Flannel, brown, gold, green and red. Oriental rug pattern with blue “Pennsylvania” pennant in center and brown fringed ends. 7.25in. x 5in. n.d.	63	425
University of Pennsylvania. Flannel, gray, green, blue, red and gold. Oriental rug pattern with seal of the University in center. 8.5in. x 6.5in. n.d.	63	427
University of Pennsylvania. Flannel, orange, gold, green and red. Oriental rug pattern with blue “Pennsylvania” pennant in center and yellow fringed ends. 7 .25in. x 5in. n.d.	63	424
University of Pennsylvania. Flannel, purple, green, blue, gray, red and gold. Oriental rug pattern with seal of the University in center and pink fringed ends. 9in. x 6.5in. n.d.	63	428
University of Pennsylvania. Flannel, red, blue, gold, green and brown. Oriental rug pattern with a navy blue “Pennsylvania” pennant in center. 4.9in. x 8in. n.d.	63	62:05
University of Pennsylvania. Flannel, red, green, blue and gold. Oriental rug pattern with seal of the University in center and pink fringed ends. 9in. x 6.5in. n.d.	63	426
University of Pennsylvania. Large oriental rug pattern. Fatima cigarette stamp on verso n.d.	OS 03	245
University of Pennsylvania. Leather with blue and red pennant in center with words “Univ of Penna”; 2in. x 2.5in.; same size envelope “Turkey Red Egyptian Cigarettes” n.d.	63	228
University of Pennsylvania. Leather with blue and red pennant inscribed with “Univ. of Penna.”; 2in. x 2.5in. n.d.	63	319
University of Pennsylvania. Leather with blue and white pennant inscribed with “Univ. of Penna.”; 2in. x 2.5in. n.d.	63	229
University of Pennsylvania. Leather, embossed, brown, with view of Memorial Tower, Quadrangle, but bogus U. of P. seal; 2.5in. x 3.75in. ca. 1900	63	62:02
University of Pennsylvania. Leather, embossed, red, with U. of P. seal of ca. 1900; 2.5in. x 2in. ca. 1900	63	62:01
University of Pennsylvania. Leather, red with stamped image and lettering in gold of Houston Hall with “UNIV. of PENNSYLVANIA” at top and “Houston Club” in lower left-hand corner. 3.75in. x 2.5in. n.d.	63	383
University of Pennsylvania. Leather, red. Stamped with caption “Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! PENN-SYL-VA-NI-A!” Generic male image in center, perhaps William Penn or Benjamin Franklin along with banner with “P.” Eight holes punched along sides. 2.5in. x 3.5in. n.d.	63	318
University of Pennsylvania. Leather, red; stamped with inscription “Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! PENN-SYL-VA-NI-A!”; generic male image in center, perhaps William Penn or Benjamin Franklin; banner with “P”, “P”; 2.5in. x 3.5in. n.d.	63	230
University of Pennsylvania. Plush, brown, orange and blue. Oriental rug pattern with blue “Pennsylvania” pennant in center and brown fringed ends. 6in. x 4in. n.d.	63	421
University of Pennsylvania. Plush, orange, brown and red. Oriental rug pattern with blue “Pennsylvania” pennant in center and yellow fringed ends. 3.5in. x 2.25in. n.d.	63	420
University of Pennsylvania. Plush, red, blue, orange, yellow and brown. Oriental rug pattern with a navy blue “Pennsylvania” pennant in center. 4.5in. x 2.5in. n.d.	63	62:03
University of Pennsylvania. Silk, red with blue pennant with woven decoration of red “PENNSYLVANIA” lettering, tied to yellow cane. “Twelfth Night Cigarettes” and “Factory No 7 3rd District State NY” woven in ends 1.75in. x 4.5in. n.d.	63	479
University of Pennsylvania. Silk, red with blue pennant with woven decoration of red “PENNSYLVANIA” lettering, tied to yellow cane. “Twelfth Night Cigarettes” and “Factory No 7 3rd District State NY” woven in ends 1.75in. x 4.5in. n.d.	111	773
General
Ashtray, two identical items, one broken. Blue and white Wedgewood china, University of Pennsylvania, white background with raised leaf and vine pattern. Center decorated with blue images of George Whitefield and Boy Franklin n.d.	OS 81	467
Card, cigarette (documentary artifact, with “Pennsylvania” pennant, part of College Series, 2nd ed., Murad Cigarettes Company, n.d.). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807040] n.d.	109	26
Humidor, with lid. White ceramic decorated with ivy league flags; lid with “1913” decorated on top. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20080415015] 1913	82	589
Lenape Club ashtray. Bronze, embossed with turtle and “Wisdom at times is found in folly. Mingle mirth with melancholy. Lenape Club founded 1911.” Designed by R. Tait McKenzie, 1937; reissued 1959. Given to members at club’s disbanding. 6.2in. diameter [UARC20060901034] ca. 1959	62	1:03
Mahogany pipe with sterling silver band, inscribed “MBS” [Milton Benneville Stallman] “U. of Pa. ’03”; in black leather case, lined in red and blue velvet (5in. x 2.25in.) ca. 1903	62	4:03
Matchbook cover advertising Houston Hall Store. White, grey, red and blue cardboard, University seal on cover and text on back. Printed by Diamond Match Co., New York. 4.5in. x 1.5in. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060911080] n.d.	63	414
Meerschaum pipe in hinged leather case, lined in white silk and purple velvet, 2.75in. x 7in. Pipe with curved handle features carved lion standing over the rabbit he has killed. Originally belonging to William Goodell (Professor of clinical gynecology, U. of P.,1874-1893) n.d.	62	4:01
Silver box with cedar inner lining. Maker S. Blanckensee and Son, Ltd., Birmingham, London. Engraving on top “J.B.D.” Engraving on bottom “Presented to Dr. J.B. Deaver by Class 1923 University of Pennsylvania.” J.B. Deaver is John Blair Deaver. 3.5in. x 5.25in.x 2.5in. See Deaver’s AR for more information on him. Small dent on lid above clasp; small dents on corners n.d.	61	300
Silver box with cedar inner lining. Maker’s mark “TA.” Engraving on top “J.M.D.” 3.5in. x 5.25in. x 1.5in. J.M.D. is Dr. Joshua Montgomery Deaver, son of Dr. John Blair Deaver. See Deaver’s AR for more information on him. Accession 2006:26 n.d.	61	301
Snuffbox, enamel on copper, oval-shaped box. Light gray, green, orange, and black image of College Hall on the lid; red bottom; inside white, inside lid contains text “University of Pennsylvania College Hall” with the Penn coat of arms. 1in.x 1.75in.x 1.25in. Bottom has maker’s mark and text “Made in England Crummles and Co.” with text “Specially made for the University of Pennsylvania.” In original box with leaflet describing English enamels n.d.	61	440
Sterling silver match safe (artifact with elaborate art nouveau design including enameled seal of the University of Pennsylvania with the engraving, “220 yards”). Front and back. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807031] n.d.	109	36
University of Pennsylvania. Cardstock printed in red, blue, yellow, and brown. Murad Cigarettes Company, no. 20. College series 1-25 on cardstock. Color image on front of card with caption “Pennsylvania” pennant and University of Pennsylvania seal. 8in.x5in. ca. 1911	63	438
University of Pennsylvania. Murad Cigarettes company. College series 1-25 on cardstock. Color image on front of card with caption “Pennsylvania” pennant and University of Pennsylvania seal. 2in. x 2.75in. n.d.	63	303
University of Pennsylvania. Murad Cigarettes company; 2in. x 2.75in., images of Penn pennant and seal; college series, second edition n.d.	63	231
Wood pipe, 5in. long, inlaid in the front of the bowel are the capital “P” and the year “1934.” ca. 1934	62	166:02
Wooden pipe bowl (stamped “Lucerne Italia”) with sterling silver inlay “19P22” and fitting for plastic handle. 5.5in. long ca. 1922	62	218:07
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Sports	Box	Folder
General
1921 record of Penn’s Athletic teams of that year 1921	111	756
Baseball 3in. (7.6 cm) diameter “used to officially open game between Penn-Villanova, June 12, 1948”; “presented to member of oldest class at Alumni Day – 68 years- June 12, 1948”; “Awarded to John R. Smucker, U. of P., Class ’80 C.” 1948	91	121:02
Baseball Cleats Brown leather, steel cleats (3 in box), 11.5: long, patch on toe of right shoe. Part of baseball uniform, originally won by Grant Hobart Light, 1919 D.D.S. Donated by James A. Clark [UARC20061004006] ca. 1911	OS 44	133:03
Baseball glove, five fingers, leather, condition, fair. Manufactured by Rawlings. 9.75in. x 9in. Originally worn by Grant Hobart Light, 1919 D.D.S. [UARC20060929001] ca. 1919	OS 44	133:02
Baseball Signed “June 18, 1949, Harold E. Stassen.” 3in. (7.6cm) diameter; white leather, red stitching 1949	91	121:01
Calendar featuring Penn athletic teams and buildings 1917	111	754
Calendar featuring Penn athletic teams and buildings 1918	111	758
Calendar, 1911. Photographs of Franklin Field and of varsity football team. Made by Chas. L. Willard Co., NY, for P.L. Harned. Gift of Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060428007] 1911	61	302
Cardboard football with picture of girl with pennant, the 1908 football team, and December and January 1909 calendars 1908	111	753
Cricket bands and baton – eleven bands and baton. Worn in England, 1907, by U of P Cricket team ca. 1907	108	789 and 788
Cricket bat donated by Clifford Lewis, B.S. 1892. Manufacturer “James Lillywhite Frowd and Co. Borough London.” Handle, wrapped in string, is 31 x 4 cm (1.5in. x 12in. x 1.5in.). Paddle is 56 x 12 cm ( 21.5in. x 4.5in.) [UARC20060124006] ca. 1890	OS 16	14
Duffle Bag Cotton canvas, 27in. x 14in. diam. ” U of P Football Team” stamped on it, condition good. Part of a football uniform. Originally worn by Grant Hobart Light, 1919 D.D.S. (Hall of Fame, PA) ca. 1919	17	134:02
Football pants. Cotton, made by A. G. Spaulding Brothers condition: fair. Part of football uniform. Originally worn by Grant Hobart Light, 1919 D.D.S. (Hall of Fame, PA) ca. 1919	17	134:01
Hair brush, military style, engraved with “S.B. Jr.” and “Left End.” Inlaid silver “1896” on football; Could be S.A. Boyle, ’98 Law; Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20150807003] ca. 1896	111	752
Hip pads (1 pair), 11.5in. x 18in., quilted cotton, elastic, condition good; 2 stiffeners, L shape, 12in. x 5in., leather with holds for laces. Part of a football uniform. Originally won by Grant Hobart Light, 1919 D.D.S. (Hall of Fame, PA) ca. 1919	18	134:04
Hockey puck used in the final game of the Penn ice hockey team. Against Cornell 4 March 1978. National Hockey League puck, made by Converse [UARC20060901020] 1978	16	49:04
Hockey skates, pair. Metal and leather, adjustable. 11.5in. x 2.8in. x 3.5in. high [UARC20060901024] ca. 1920	16	49:05
Knee pad – leather, straps. Part of baseball uniform Originally won by Grant Hobart Light, 1919 D.D.S. ca. 1919	OS 44	133:04
Megaphone, University of Pennsylvania. Dark red with painted blue “P”, metal rims and handle. 3 ft high; the bottom of the cone shape c. 16in. diameter. Used by Penn cheerleaders [UARC20060911052] n.d.	OS 23	115
Penn vs. Cornell football game, advertisement for rally and training. Travel from Ithaca to Philadelphia for Cornell students; Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20150807001] 1910	111	788
Scrapbook (attributed to Mrs. Thomas F. McMahon, inscription date 1879; volume contains program, menu, and other materials from 1883 Commencement, University of Pennsylvania, Law Department). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807063] 1879	110	24
Scrapbook (documentary artifact featuring many University of Pennsylvania football items, 1892-93, including a humorous drawing and an account of the game against Princeton University, 5 November 1893, in the newspaper The Sunday Item). Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20130807058] 1893	110	54
Shoulder pads (cotton batting, leather, elastic, string ties), condition fair. Part of a football uniform. Originally won by Grant Hobart Light, 1919 D.D.S. (Hall of Fame, PA) ca. 1919	18	134:05
Souvenir cards (2), feather-shaped with 1949 Penn football schedule, front and back. Red and white cardboard. Blue lettering: “PENNSYLVANIA” on front and 1949 University of Pennsylvania football schedule and advertisement for Cities Service dealers on back. 3in. x 12in. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20071012012] 1949	106	550
Tickets
Admission tickets (two) to Palestra. One of two. Atlantic 10 Championship Men’s Basketball, 1993. 4in. x 6in., orange color, sealed in plastic covers. 1993	60	155
Army vs. Penn football game ticket 1953 November 14	111	783
Football, Penn-Cornell football game admission ticket. Game held at Franklin Field, 2.25in. x 5.5in. Donated by alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20070530005] 1939 November 25	60	524
Navy vs. Penn football game ticket 1953 October 24	111	785
Ohio State vs. Penn football game ticket 1953 October 17	111	786
Penn vs. Cornell football game ticket 1953 November 26	111	788
Uniform
Athletic shirt (grey wool, red trim), condition: fair. Part of baseball uniform. Originally won by Grant Hobart Light, 1919 D.D.S. ca. 1919	OS 44	133:01
Crew, 1913. White wool, simulated mother of pearl buttons; blue wool felt numerals 1913, crossed by a red wool felt sculling oar stitched over the wearer’s heart; excellent condition if cleaned. Belonged to A.G. Spaulding (?) 1913	20	40:06
Football jersey. University of Pennsylvania, no.5 worn by Mark Fabrish on November 24, 1993 to commemorate the 100th game of U of P vs. Cornell. White body with blue collar and lettering. Alternating blue and red stripes on sleeves. Rawlings adult lg. the alternating blue and red sleeve design had been popular in the 1930s-50s. Paid for by Clarence A. McGowan, Jr. W’58, longtime supporter of athletics 1993	19	332
Football. Cotton with sewn in quilted padding. Part of a football uniform. Originally worn by Grant Hobart Light, 1919 D.D.S. (Hall of Fame, PA) ca. 1919	18	134:03
Gym Sweater. Dark blue sleeve-less pull-over sweater, with a red-color heart-shape area in the upper middle carrying a big “P” and a small “G” and “T.” Worn by John Heara Hunter, II, Class of 1922 n.d.	13	137
Hockey shirt, worn for the final game of the Penn ice hockey team. White knit with red and blue stripes. Penn Hockey home uniform. Number 16 on the back. Along with several other unidentified Penn shirts [UARC20060901025] 1978	16	49:01
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Toys	Box	Folder
Cloth “Humpty Dumpty” style doll with red body and blue clothes and beret. Red “U of P” on front of body. Facial features printed in black. Weighted round body with sewn on limbs. Doll has a squeaking mechanism. The beret is most likely a representation of a freshman beanie. Body: 19in. diameter, 7in. high. Limbs 7in. L each. Accession 2006:26. Gift of alumna Susan Molofsky Todres [UARC20060428010] ca. 1960	6	305
Figurine of football player. With pin with “Penna” written on it n.d.	111	758
Puzzle 250th anniversary of Penn, souvenir. A square wood block set, 4.6in. each side; consisting of nine blocks; the portrait of Benjamin Franklin being one the six images formed by the blocks. 30 sets total. Benjamin Franklin being one the six images formed by the blocks. 30 sets total. With newspapers from June 20, 1995 ca. 1990	54	141
Puzzle Campaign for Keeping Franklin’s Promise. Franklin puzzle blocks. 9-piece set in a plastic holder. Wood, each block is a 1.25in. cube; the portrait of Benjamin Franklin being one the six images formed by the blocks. On the plastic box is the title “Penn, The Campaign for Keeping Franklin’s Promise.” Identical with MEM 141 n.d.	91	165:09
Puzzle Creating the Future of Medicine, 4-piece set of blocks. Each block is 2.25in. on each side; a microscopic picture of cells with the inscription of “Creating of the Future Medicine” making up one of the images formed by the blocks; no box n.d.	91	165:1
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