Susan Molofsky Todres University of Pennsylvania Historical Collection UPT 50 T639

Anna Stratton Carpenter (1843-1869), photograph. Wendroth and Taylor, photographers.
Sister of James Hopkins Carpenter, A.B. 1869; photo found in his sheet music for the
Class of 1869 song 

“Captain of the New Organized University of Pennsylvania Co-ed Rifle Team,” Acme Newspictures,
1929. Photograph of Betty Funston holding rifle 

Class of 1863. Photograph Album. 

Class of 1882 Gate at Franklin Field (5 copies) 

“Co-Eds of the University of Pennsylvania Choose their First May Queen.” 1930. 

Department of Physics, staff and graduate students, group photograph, 1908 

Grey, Zane, in University of Pennsylvania baseball uniform, ca. 1895 with original
contemporary frame. 

Hey Day Exercises, photograph of bowl man, spoon man, cane man, and spade man, May
19, 1939. 

Lambader, Frank, age 21, headshot, side profile. Moderator of Philomathean Society.
Photo by Gilbert and Bacon. 8.5″ x 5.25″. 

Lemmig, Charles (1809-1891), Photo by F. Gutekunst. Cabinet card, 6.5″ x 4.25″. 

Panoramic photo, “U. of Pa. Training Detachment, Dec-5-1918” 

Physics Department faculty and students, 1908. L-R. Top row: Prof. Horace Clark Richards
(AB 1888, PhD 1891), H. Goodrich, Prof. J(ohn) Franklin Myer (PhD 1902), Melvin Reese
Harkins (PhD 1911), Robert Harbison Hough (PhD 1905), Frank Wenner (PhD 1909), 

Stanger, Wesley A., Jr., captain of tennis team, 1929, photograph and certificate
of award of varsity letter (2 items). 

Unidentified man, age 21. Photo by C.M. Gilbert. Cabinet card, 6.5″ x 4.25″ Possibly
Professor H. Barker but more likely to be D. Harper. 

University of Pennsylvania Law School, 1916; small group photograph on steps of Law
School, “Gilbert Bacon” 

Wistar, Isaac J. (1827-1905), Photo by Broadbent and Taylor. Cabinet card, 6.5″ x
4.0″. 

Class of 1913. List of rules for the Freshman class from the Sophomore class. 

Theatrical Broadsheet: Mask and Wig Club, “Everybody’s Lyin,” May 27, 1921. Charles
M. McKillen, Jr. collection 

Football, Pennsylvania vs. Harvard, November 21st 1897, at Franklin Field. Lithograph,
color, Geo. S. Harris and Sons, Litho. N.Y. 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. Published by The Philadelphia Press, 1897 November 2. 

“A Classic Vista of the U. of P. Dormitories” Photograph by Haimovitz. Published in
the Philadelphia Public Ledger, Color Supplement, 1919 August 24. Photoprint, hand
colored. Quad, exterior, archway with graduates and guests, includes men and women
strolling in the quad 

Cover illustration (full-page) of struggling, injured quarterback (Penn-Yale game)
from Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Weekly, November 23, 1893, mounted. Football game:
Penn vs. Yale on Manhattan Field, 11 Nov. 1893. Injured quarterback Louis de Pui Vail,
A.B. 1891, LL.B. 1894, is carried from the field under protest. 

Evans, Frederick, Jr. “College Foot-ball.” Harper’s Young People 8 (1886): 73-74.
Sheet from magazine which includes article and full-page illustration entitled “A
Foot-ball Match” by H.A. Ogden. 

Franklin, Benjamin by J.A. Duplessis and W.J. Edwards. Print (lithograph?) removed
from nineteenth century book. 

Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah! PENN-SYL-VA-NI-AH! print, 1905, by Raphael Tuck and Sons,
Co.Ltd 

Quad steps and Memorial Tower, etching by Ernest Roth, 1928. From the collection of
Carl W. Fenninger, professor at the University of Pennsylvania in the School of Accounts
and Finance. These prints were reportedly presented to him by the class of 1907 at
the 32nd Reunion held at his home on June 6th, 1939 

Rush, Benjamin by R.W. Dodson from a painting by T. Scully. Engraving 

“University of Pennsylvania.” View of College Hall and Fine Arts Library. Undated.
Black and white engraving by the Rembrandt Engraving Company, Philadelphia. 

Bonwill, W.G.A., June 15, 1899. 

Braun, William P.M., Mrs., no date. 

H.H. Wanner, Reading, Pa., 1900, 1906 (includes notes on activities as University
of Pennsylvania School of Medicine student); Mary A. Stephens, Reading, Pa. 1902 and
1906; Oscar Wanner, Reading Pa.1897 

Correspondence, reports, grades, offers 1899-1902 (at least 20 items). Other material
in Diplomas and Certificates series. 

6 items, miscellaneous, including a diploma of B.S. in Economics, 1938, Envelope addressed
to “Mr. R. Belleville Watson”, c. 1862. 

Leather wallet, c. 1863. Brown, white and green leather with decorative stitching
and edges. 7 cardboard dividers (annotated in pencil) for 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 and
100 dollar bills. 

Printed paper certifying that R.B. Watson passed his examination for M.D. degree,
dated 10 March 1863, signed by Dean R.E. Rogers. 

Planning records 

Barker, Harold Charles, BS 1903 

Barker, Harold Charles. Membership Ceritificate: Sigma Xi, Pennsylvania Chapter, 1905 

Levick, James Jones, MD 1847 (seal included, but detached from ribbon) 

Norris, Isaac (BA 1821). Certificates: attendance of a lecture on book-keeping; amateur
membership of the Musical Fund Society of Philadelphia 

Parry, John Stubbs, MD 1865 

Ward, James R. Certificate: Pennsylvania Hospital, Attending practice for one year,
1849 

Wolf, Benjamin, LL.B., 1916 

Lecture notice: pamphlet dated October 23, 1850, entitled Lectures on History, describes
Professor Henry Reed’s eight lectures on the History of England. 

“Notes on Practice”, Syllabus of Notes from Lectures on the Theory and Practice of
Medicine, delivered before the students of the University of Pennsylvania, by William
Pepper, M.D., LL.D., 1886 (printed text and hand-written notes); inside cover “Frank
Bird Gummey”, Medical Department Class of ’88, February 7th, 1887 

1881 Towne School report with envelope for junior class member William Hinckle Smith,
signed by Frank Freeland 

Bayard, John to David Rittenhouse, treasurer, 4 February 1780. ADS. Order from Bayard
to Rittenhouse to pay to George Bryan, treasurer of the University of Pennsylvania,
£15,000; includes on the same sheet of paper five receipts of Bryan for money received
for the University. 

Clymer, Meredith, Alexander B. Mott, M.D., Henry G. Ward, William McMichael, Charles
Carroll Lee, and Etienne C. Vidal to E. Randolph, President, New York Alumni Society,
University of Pennsylvania, dated 1 June 1887. Letter regarding frequency of alumni
meetings. 

Evans, Thomas S., Director of the University Settlement to Dr. William S. Huber of
Lebanon, PA., 21 April 1909. Letter 

Harrison, Charles C. to John C. Sims, 4 March 1897. Typed signed letter on University
of Pennsylvania regarding sale University property near Holmesburg Junction, Philadelphia. 

Harrison, Charles Custis. “The Minute (sic) of The Board of Trustees upon Mr. Harrison’s
Resignation and Other References to His Services as Provost.” Leather bound presentation
copy (#1 of 10). Appears to be a tribute compilation. 

Miller, Alfred and H. Longstreth to Samuel Smith, University trustee, 19 October 1831.
Letter regarding honorary membership in Zelosophic Society extended to Smith. 

Pepper, William to Hon. Edward M. Paxson, dated 22 April 1894. Letter regarding Pepper’s
resignation as Provost. Includes the printed text of his letter of resignation 

Physick, Philip S[yng]. Philadelphia, 7 March 1807. Letter certifying John Perkins
has completed the study of medicine and surgery and the University of Pennsylvania. 

Stillé, Charles J., note, 1873 

Vizetelly, Frank H. to George E. Nitzsche, 16 November 1933. Letter 

“The Western Trip of the Musical Clubs,” University of Pennsylvania, 1907; belonging
to George David Graeff; hand-drawn illustrations in 32 page booklet 

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″. [UARC20070417009] 

“College Girl” standing and holding a Penn seal calendar page, January and February
1906. Postcard version also in collection (20051216003). [UARC20140626006] 

“College Girl” waving pennant print by F. Earl Christy. [UARC20140626004] 

Embroidered cotton. Oval ribbon and flag pattern. Red, blue and gold thread. Inscribed
“Rah Rah Rah Penn-syl-va-ni-a!” Undated. [UARC20050901008] 

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.
[UARC20080619001] 

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. MEM 286 is a duplicate [UARC2 

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. [UARC20070528011] 

Coins (2), commemorative, University of Pennsylvania, 250th Anniversary. Bronze, 3in.
diameter. Shield of University on one side; Benjamin Franklin statue on the other
side. [UARC20071205020] 

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]. [UARC20081210026] 

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”. [UARC20070528010] 

Ribbon, Class Day of 1870, and Farewell Song, University of Pennsylvania (items pasted
on page of scrapbook, n.d.). [UARC20130807047] 

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.”
[UARC20100209001] 

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.). [UARC20051027002] 

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. [UARC20070102002] 

U of P pillowcase. Embroidered with two red and blue flags with the letters “U” and
“P” respectively. [UARC20150803006] 

Cane (artifact), c 1913 [with birth certificate of owner, Urban (?) Bond. [UARC20130807070] 

Armband (artifact belonging to Orville Long, Dental Class of 1910). [UARC20130807036] 

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. 

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..
[UARC20081210053] 

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.” [UARC20070409010] 

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. [UARC20071018003] 

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. [UARC20070528015] 

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. [UARC20071205018] 

Silver compact with handle and silk puff (artifact with seal of the University of
Pennsylvania on the lid, n.d.). [UARC20130807064] 

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. . [UARC20080619006] 

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.” [UARC20060911029] 

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.” [UARC20071207004] 

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. [UARC20081210028] 

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.
[UARC20070528002] 

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. [UARC20071015004] 

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. [UARC20071015003] 

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. [UARC20071015001] 

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”. . Wooden stand for plate is also
included [UARC20071205013] 

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.
[UARC20081210062] 

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. [UARC20051027001] 

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. [UARC20050715001] 

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. [UARC20050715002] 

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.). [UARC20050715008] 

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”. [UARC20071207005] 

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. [UARC20080328001] 

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. [UARC20070528004] 

Sterling silver spoon (artifact with enameled image of Provost Charles Custis Harrison
at tip and College Hall at base, c 1900). [UARC20130807025] 

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. [UARC20080415014] 

Teaspoon, University of Pennsylvania. Sterling silver, 5.5in. long. Tapered tip of
handle is decorated with sterling silver University of Pennsylvania seal. [UARC20060928006] 

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″
[UARC20071015006] 

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. [UARC20050715005] 

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. [UARC20050715006] 

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. [UARC20050715010] 

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. [UARC20070108006] 

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. [UARC20070108010] 

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. [UARC20060911060] 

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. [UARC20070108005] 

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. [UARC20070108002] 

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. [UARC20070108004] 

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.. [UARC20060519002] 

Banner, University of Pennsylvania. Felt, blue with red border. Appliqued red felt
“PENNSYLVANIA” and red and white felt University Seal. 33in. x 69in. [UARC20081210020] 

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. [UARC20060221003] 

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. [UARC20081210031] 

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. [UARC20081210033] 

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.
[UARC20081210034] 

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. [UARC20061004007] 

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.). [UARC20051216012] 

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. [UARC20061004002] 

Charm, University of Pennsylvania, football. Silver metal with red enamel “P”. 0.6in.
x 0.9in. [UARC20081210022] 

Symphony Orchestra charm. Gold. Harp inscribed “U.P.” and “Symphony Orchestra.” Measures
1.25in. x .5in. [UARC20060428014] 

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. [UARC20081210023] 

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. [UARC20060428012] 

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. [UARC20060928001] 

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. [UARC20081210024] 

Phi Beta Kappa key and Sigma key (artifacts, engraved Harold C. Barker, 1903, on new
ribbon). [UARC20130807066] 

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. [UARC20061004001] 

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. [UARC20061004001] 

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] 

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.
[UARC20061220006] 

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. . [UARC20060518012] 

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.
[UARC20081210038] 

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. [UARC20060901022] 

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. [UARC20081210040] 

Medical Class of 1907. Solid gold with red and blue enamel. Image of Asclepius in
center of pin. 0.75in. in diameter. [UARC20060428011] 

“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. [UARC20061220005] 

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. [UARC20080415011] 

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] 

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.). [UARC20050901010] 

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. [UARC20081210043] 

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] 

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. [UARC20070409009] 

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 [UARC20060221002] 

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. [UARC20060518009] 

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. [UARC20060928003] 

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.). [UARC20050901009] 

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.] [UARC20081210041] 

Ring, with University coat of arms. University of Pennsylvania man’s signet ring,
14k gold, with University Coat of Arms and “University of Pennsylvania.” [UARC20071205016] 

Hopkinson, Hon. Joseph. “Annual Oration Delivered Before the Zelosophic Society, College
Hall, July 29, 1831.” Published in: Poulson’s American Daily Advertiser, 23 August
1831 [UARC20130807043] 

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. [UARC20070528001] 

Gems from “Hoot Mon”, Mask and Wig Club, University of Pennsylvania (recording, Victor
disc, c. 1927). [UARC20130807033] 

O’Connor, C. W. “Cheer Pennsylvania” (sheet music), 1906. Cover shown here. [UARC20130807053] 

“The University Girl,” cover of musical score of waltzes by C. Harry Kain. Dedicated
to the University of Pennsylvania, copyrighted 1898, Oliver Ditson Company. . Accession
2005:166 [UARC20081210060] 

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.
[UARC20071018001] 

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. [UARC20051107002] 

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. [UARC20071012008] 

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. [UARC20071012009] 

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. [UARC20051118001] 

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. [UARC20050802020] 

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. [UARC20050802022] 

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. [UARC20050802019] 

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. [UARC20050802021] 

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. [UARC20051025004] 

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. [UARC20050720008] 

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. [UARC20050720017] 

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. [UARC20050720009] 

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. [UARC20050720021] 

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. [UARC20050720019] 

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. [UARC20050720006] 

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. [UARC20050720015] 

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. [UARC20060426001] 

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. [UARC20060426003] 

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. [UARC20071205001] 

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. [UARC20081210051] 

(5) no.37= Postcard [unused, documentary artifact, Penn Seal Greetings! (1907) [UARC20130807021] no.38= Postcard [unused, documentary artifact, College Girl, University of Pennsylvania;
Victorian-dressed girl with artist initials MDT, undated. [UARC20130807022] no.39=Postcard
(documentary artifact, College Hall, University of Pennsylvania, postmarked 1906).
[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. [UARC20130807023]. no.42=Postcard [documentary
artifact, Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, stereoview postcard, New Excelsior
Series. [UARC20130807020] 

“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. [UARC20060511006] 

“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] 

“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. [UARC20071022005] 

“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!” [UARC20060511002] 

“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. . Duplicate of MEM 266
[UARC20051216006] 

“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. [UARC20051216004] 

“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. Duplicate is MEM 294 [UARC20051216003] 

“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. [UARC20060223002] 

“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. [UARC20071022004] 

“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. . Duplicate of MEM 267 [UARC20051216007] 

“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. [UARC20051107001] 

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. [UARC20060929003] 

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. [UARC20080415002] 

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. [UARC20060426006] 

“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. [UARC20060223007] 

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. [UARC20060426007] 

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. [UARC20080415010] 

Penn football player and “College Girl”, resting elbows on a ledge. Both are dressed
in red, blue and brown. Caption, “Ray! Ray! Ray! Pennsylvania!” [UARC20060511004] 

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. [UARC20060426011] 

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. [UARC20071022007] 

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. [UARC20060426009] 

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. [UARC20080225001] 

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. [UARC20071205002] 

“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. [UARC20071012007] 

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. [UARC20060511010] 

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.” [UARC20051216008] 

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. [UARC20060428001] 

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. [UARC20130807019] 

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). [UARC20130807001] 

Issue of Franklin Field Illustrated, University of Pennsylvania, 1929 (includes graphic
of diver on cover). Cover shown here. [UARC20130807046] 

MacDonnell, Kevin. Eadweard Muybridge, The Man Who Invented the Moving Picture. (Little
Brown, Boston, 1972). [UARC20130807062] 

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. [UARC20130807052] 

“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.
[UARC20080415007] 

Pocket calendar, University of Pennsylvania, 1911-12 (leather binding with fold-out
campus map). [UARC20130807028] 

The Record (yearbook). Published by the Graduating Class, University of Pennsylvania,
June 14, 1878. [UARC20130807035] 

The Record of the Class of 1890 of the University of Pennsylvania (yearbook). [UARC20130807059] 

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. Published in: National
Gazette, 15 June 1793 [UARC20130807003] 

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).
[UARC20130807049] 

University of Pennsylvania, School of Biology, Announcement, 1891-92. Philadelphia,
1891. Cover shown here. [UARC20130807039] 

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. [UARC20060321001] 

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. [UARC20070102003] 

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. [UARC20071205006] 

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. [UARC20051216001] 

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.
[UARC20071012005] 

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. [UARC20071205003] 

Cigarette premium, leather. Leather, blue with silver University of Pennsylvania seal.
2in. x 3.6in. . [UARC20071012013] 

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.” .
Identical to MEM 356 [UARC20060511011] 

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. [UARC20060801001] 

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.” [UARC20071205010] 

Cigarette premium, silk, rowing. [UARC20150803004] 

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. [UARC20081210047] 

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. [UARC20081210045] 

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. [UARC20060608001] 

Card, cigarette (documentary artifact, with “Pennsylvania” pennant, part of College
Series, 2nd ed., Murad Cigarettes Company, n.d.). [UARC20130807040] 

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. [UARC20060911080] 

Calendar, 1911. Photographs of Franklin Field and of varsity football team. Made by
Chas. L. Willard Co., NY, for P.L. Harned. [UARC20060428007] 

Penn vs. Cornell football game, advertisement for rally and training. Travel from
Ithaca to Philadelphia for Cornell students; [UARC20150807001] 

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). [UARC20130807058] 

Football, Penn-Cornell football game admission ticket. Game held at Franklin Field,
2.25in. x 5.5in. [UARC20070530005] 

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. [UARC20060428010] 

William C. Hollopeter Medical School Class of 1877 material. Includes Cabinet Card,
calling card, graduation invitation, lecture cards, and examination material. 

“Man of Kintail”, 16mm film, 29.5 minutes, black and white, documenting the life and
work of Robert Tait McKenzie 

Address Delivered Before the Trustees, Faculty, and Students of the University of
Pennsylvania, on opening the Collegiate Session of 1830-31 in the New College Hall
on Saturday, September 18th, 1830 by Provost William H. De Lancey 

An Oration Delivered before the Zelosophic Society of the University of Pennsylvania
by P. McCall. (Philadelphia, Joseph and William Kite, 1836). 

Declamation of Original Composition by members of the Senior Class, December 23, 1858. 

Promotion Card for Joseph Burroughs, 1869. 

The Alumni Register, March, 1907 

The Dental Alumni Annual, 1901, 21st Anniversary 

The Penn Dental Journal, vol. 1, no. 5, January, 1898. 

The Penn Dental Journal, vol. 3, no. 1, November, 1899. 

University Medical Magazine, December 1895 (pp. 203-206, “The Laying of the Corner-Stone of the University Dormitories”) 

Barton, William. Memoirs of the life of David Rittenhouse, LLD. F.R.S. Philadelphia, 1813. Original paper cover. 

Moore’s Rural New Yorker, 4 April 1857. Contains biographical sketch on Elisha Kent Kane. 

Brown [Lindsay], Anna Robertson, What is Worth While? New York, Boston: T.Y. Crowell and Co., [1893]. Leather bound 

Eugene M. Camp, Journalists: Born or Made?: A Paper Read before the Alumni Association of the Wharton
School…at the First Annual Re-union…March 27, 1888 (Philadelphia: Philadelphia Social Science Association, 1888) 

Dormitories for men informational material, 1922. 

“University of Pennsylvania, NCAA 1971 Basketball Special.” 

Mask and Wig Club, “Drums Fortissimo,” April 20-27, 1935 

“A merry Christmas and a happy new year to the sons of the University of Pennsylvania,”
1914. Calendar for students with images of all the provosts. 

1877 Catalogue of the Alumni of the Medical Department of the University of Pennsylvania,
1765-1877 

Catalogue for season 1892-93 and announcement for session 1893-94, 128th annual session,
Department of Medicine. 

Lecture Association of the University of Pennsylvania, Season of 1890-91. 

Report and Announcement of the Medical Department of the University of Pennsylvania
for the Session of 1856-57. (Philadelphia: T.K. and P.G. Collins, 1856). 

University Catalogue, 1843-1844 

University Catalogue, 1869-1870 

University Catalogue, 1884-1885 

Constitution, Psi-Omega Dental Fraternity, 1898. 

General Instructions for Commencement Day, June 15, 1899. 

Schedule, Order of Clinics and Lectures, no date. 

Alpha Chapter of Sigma Phi Sigma Fraternity, University of Pennsylvania, April 16,
1920. In metal case, with rings. Has hand drawn illustrations. 

Ivy Ball, Class of 1926, April 16, 1926 

Junior Prom, 1930 

Phi Beta Kappa. Pennsylvania Delta. University of Pennsylvania. Hand book of the University of Pennsylvania chapter of Phi beta kappa, delta of Pennsylvania. [Phila.]: 1919. 

Student’s Handbook for 1930-31 University of Pennsylvania: Presented by Christian Association. 

Student’s Handbook for 1928-29 University of Pennsylvania. 

University of Pennsylvania Handbook. (New York: O. B. Strong and CO., 1989). 

A Pennsylvania Album: Undergraduate essays on the 250th Anniversary of the University
of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania, 1990. 

Bement, Howard. The Story of Zeta Psi. New York: Zeta Psi Fraternity, 1932. 

Carson, Hampton L. Washington In His Relation to the National Idea: An Address Delivered By Hampton L.
Carson, esq., Before the Officers, Trustees, Faculties, Alumni and Undergraduates
of the University of Pennsylvania at the Philadelphia Academy of Music, February 22,
1896. Philadelphia, 1896. Inscribed: “To Bishop Cyrus D. Toss, with the Complements of
M.D. Learned” 

The Fifty Year Record of the Class of 1894, University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, 1944 

History of the Philomathean Society of the University of Pennsylvania, 1914 to 1964. Philadelphia, 1964. 

Ledger, Marshall and Martha. Dear Old Penn in Postcards, 1900-1923. Philadelphia, 1989. Gift from Joe Freedman. 

The Journal of Dr. John Morgan of Philadelphia from Rome to London, 1764 Philadelphia,
1907. Includes mss letter from editor, Julia Morgan Harding, presenting book to Dr. J.J.
Buchanan of Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh, dated 17 November 1934. 

The Mentor Benjamin Franklin by Albert Bushnell Hart. Vol. 6, no. 7, Serial no. 155,
May 15, 1918. 

Nitzsche, George E. University of Pennsylvania Illustrated. Philadelphia: John C. Winston Co. for the University of Pennsylvania, 1906. 

Pennypacker, Samuel Whitaker. The Origin of the University of Pennsylvania in 1740. Philadelphia: Edward Stern and Co., 1899. Autographed. 

Schuylkill Navy of Philadelphia, 1893 

Sharswood Law Club of the University of Pennsylvania. Constitution and list of members
from the classes of 1881 to 1952, together with excerpts from the remarks of Judge
John Marshall Gest at the fiftieth anniversary dinner concerning the founding of the
club. Philadelphia : International Printing Company, 1953. 

The University of Pennsylvania: Past, Present and Future, [1925] 

Provost’s Christmas Card, 1929 

Dental Lecture Ticket, 1893-1894 Session 

Medical Lecture Tickets (15) issued to John M McCoy, 1836-1838 

Matriculation Cards, Wharton School of Finance and Commerce issued to George Barry
Rank, 1936-1940 (7 cards). 

Medical Lecture Ticket, Anatomy by Philip Syng Physick and William E. Horner issued
to William Bye, November 15, 1828. 

Medical Lecture Ticket, Principles and Practice of Surgery by William Gibson issue
to James A.L. Purdom, 1839. 

Medical Lecture Ticket, Chemistry by James R. Rogers issued to James R. Ward (MD 1849),
1847 

Medical Lecture Ticket, Institutes of Medicine by Dr. Francis G. Smith issued to Thomas
Lancaster, 1864-65 

Medical Lecture Tickets issued to Thomas Lancaster, 1864-1865. 

Anatomical Room, 1896-1897. 

Commencement Ticket, June 15, 1899. 

Examination Card, 1896-1897. 

Matriculation Card, Annual Course of Lectures and Practical Work, 1895-1896. 

Matriculation Card, Annual Course of Lectures and Practical Work, 1898-1899. 

Matriculation Card, Dentistry, 1896-1897. 

Matriculation Card, Dentistry, 1898-1899. 

Report Card, June 6, 1898. 

Lecture tickets, residence cards, photographs, 1923-1927. 

3 course of study and schedule cards from the Medical School of the University of
Pennsylvania, sessions 1863-64, 1864-65, 1865-66 

2 matriculation cards from the Philadelphia School of Anatomy and Operative Surgery,
1863-64. 

Wharton School and Law School Matriculation cards and report cards, various years
from 1925 to 1932 (roughly 17 items). 

General Alumni Society of the University of Pennsylvania. Membership card for Arnold
M. Fleisher, 1 December 1946. 

Class of 1881, 30th anniversary menu 

Senior Banquet, 1908 (includes autographs of class members) 

The Acharnians of Aristophanes Greek, musical score 

Class Song of 1869 sheet music (original composition). Music by J. Remington Fairlamb;
lyrics by C. P. Kranthe, Jr.; published by W.H. Boner and Co 

“Hoot Mon”, musical score, Mask and Wig, 1927 

“In the Shade of Her Pink Parasol” sheet music from “Merely A Monarch” by the Mask
and Wig Club, “sung with success by U of P Glee Club,” words by Frederick R. Yost,
music by Leroy K. Laffean, copyrights appear as 1907 and 1909 

“Old Pennsylvania,” music and lyrics by Clay Boland and Frank Winegar, both Class
of 1926. Published 1923 by Joe College, 3618 Locust St. 

“The Pennsylvania Girl,” sheet music. Mumford, Edward W. and Edward G. McCollin. Philadelphia:
W. H. Boner and Co., 1893. 

Shadow Dance: Respectfully Dedicated to the Mask and Wig Club by Fred Silva. Milwaukee,
WI: Wm. Rohlfing and Sons, 1891. 

Songs of the Second Degree, Presented to the Architectural Society of the University
of Pennsylvania, 1910. Musical score. 

American Magazine of Useful Knowledge. December [1835]. Article and engraving of Penn on page 141. 

The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, October 1887. Contains lengthy, well-written article about “The American Game of
Foot-Ball” and includes history of first colleges to play, as well as the formation
of The Intercollegiate Foot Ball Association in 

Class of 1933 Alumnae Newsletter 

Engineering News, October 25, 1906, “The New Engineering Building of the University of Pennsylvania
– article with detailed description/photo of building 

Frank Leslie’s Illustrated, vol. 44, no 1119, March 10, 1877. New York. 

Harper’s Weekly, 1898, 1 page, interesting sports commentary article and photo 

Harper’s Weekly, vol. 9, no. 2052, April 18, 1896. Includes brief article on the University of Pennsylvania
and centerfold of images of the campus. 

National Gazette, June 15,1793. Article by Secretary Rodgers on termination of fines and corporal
punishment for student tardiness and absence 

National Gazette and Literary Register. vol. 11, no. 1488. September 9, 1830. Philadelphia. 

National Gazette and Literary Register. vol. 16, no. 4700. January 6, 1836, Philadelphia. 

Pennsylvania Chronicle and Universal Advertiser, 23 November 1767, vol. 1 no. 44. Features University of Pennsylvania commencement. 

The Port Folio, new series, vol. 4, no. 5, August 1, 1807. Includes text of speech (pp. 76-77) by
Benjamin J. Bostock on the character of Gen. Hamilton given at the University of Pennsylvania
commencement. 

Poulson’s American Daily Advertiser. vol. 47, no. 12851. January 30, 1818, Philadelphia. 

“A Miracle of the Virgin,” presented by Women Students, April 19, 1932, Irvine Auditorium.
Graphic 

Annual Ivy Ball, Class of 1935. 

Baseball, Penn at Amherst, June 10, 1907. 

Class Day 1925, black leather. 

Class Day Exercises Program, School of Dentistry, 1923. Leather cover 

Class Day Program, 1899. 

Class Day Program, 1919. 

Class Day Program, Evening School of Accounts and Finance, June 1922 

Class Day, 1882. 

Class Day, 1910 

Class Day, 1927 

Combined Musical Clubs of the University of Pennsylvania Program, 1906-07. 

Commencement Athletic Games, 6/4/1894 

Commencement invitation with list of officers and class members, Class of 1900. 

Commencement invitation, June 1927 

Commencement invitation. Medical School, 1898. With addressed envelope. 

Commencement invitation. Veterinary Department, 1895 

Commencement program, June 21, 1911. 

Commencement week program, June 1907. 

Cremation program, 1885 May 22 

Dance Program, Midwinter’s dance of the Roaring Lions, 1925 

First annual winter meeting of the Athletic Association; Jan. 23, 1888 at the American
Academy of Music 

Graduation card, Department of Law, Class of 1904 (engravings front and back cover). 

Invitation to Reception of the Society of the Alumni of the Department of Law University
of Pennsylvania to David T. Watson, Esq, March 31, 1905, 4 page pamphlet 

Invitation, Medical Class of 1878 Fifteen Year Reunion Banquet. The event was held
at Hotel Bellevue on Wednesday May 19, 1893. Invitation issued to Dr. C.M. Seltzer 

Ivy Ball, May 12, 1882. Program and ticket, Joseph B. Townsend, Jr. Ivy Orator. 

Junior Annuals, 1926. Blue leather bound, red leather tie. 

Mask and Wig: Program, “Hoot Mon”, 1927 

Medical Class of 1878 Decennial Reunion, May 1, 1888. 

Musical Club of the University of Pennsylvania, 1923-1924 Season, program and announcement
by graduate manager George Nietzsche. Explanation of Musical Club composition included 

Philomathean Society of the University of Pennsylvania, Biennial Celebration, December
10, 1880 

Senior Banquet Class of 1910. 

Senior Class Day invitation, 13 June 1882, with envelope. 

Senior Class Day, 1891 

Ticket: Stage entrance pass for C.M. McKillen, Mask and Wig Club Season 1921. Charles
M. McKillen, Jr. collection 

University of Pennsylvania One Hundred and Forty-fourth Commencement. June 13 1900. 

Will Shakespeare,” for May Day, 1926, 6th annual female production. Includes history
of May Day. 

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, by P.H. Nicklin 

Announcement, College of Liberal Arts, “The Training of Men,” n.d. (late 1930s). 

Dental Practice Announcement in New York City, printed, ca. 1897. 

Presenting the Activities of the U.S. Naval Flight Preparatory School, 1943. 

Rosetta stone. English. Report of the Committee appointed by the Philomathean Society of the University of
Pennsylvania to translate the inscription on the Rosetta stone. Second edition. Philadelphia: s.n., 1859. 

Wooley, Leonard. Ur of the Chaldees; A Record of Seven Years of Excavation (London, 1929). 

1887-1897 A Ten-Year History of the Class of Eighty-Seven University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia 1897). 

40th Anniversary Class 1908 Law University of Pennsylvania. June 21, 1948. Includes list of members along with signatures. Tucked in cover Obermayer, Leon
J. TLS to Mrs. Ellwood J. Turner, 24 July 1948. 

The Class of ’87c: Pennsylvania, 1887-1937, Privately Printed, 1937. 

Franklin Field Illustrated, 1929 (wonderful graphic of diver on cover) 

Franklin Field Illustrated, November 16, 1946 Army vs. Penn Duplicate 

Franklin Field Illustrated, Penn-Columbia football game, November 16, 1968 (vol. 53, no. 5). 

Franklin Field Illustrated, Penn-Cornell football game, November 25, 1948 (vol. 33, no. 7). 

Franklin Field Illustrated, Penn-Dartmouth football game, October 9, 1943 (vol. 28, no. 3). 

Franklin Field Illustrated, Penn-Notre Dame basketball game, January, 1938 (vol. 22, no. 7). 

University Magazine. Vols. 8-9, 1882-1884. Bound, cover embossed with “Rev. Edward M. Jefferys.” 

University Magazine. September 1890, vol. 3, no. 9. Contains detailed information on college admission
requirements for several different colleges, including Penn. 

Bonwill, W.G.A. What Has Dentistry to Demonstrate Against the Hypothesis of Organic Evolution? Chicago: Knight, Leonard and Co, 1894. 

Hare, Robert. A Compendium of the Course of Chemical Instruction in the Medical Department of the
University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: J.G. Auner, 1828. 

Pepper, William, ed. A System of Practical Medicine. vol. 3. Philadelphia: Lea Brothers and Co, 1885. 

Caldwell, Charles, ed. Medical Theses Selected from Among the Inaugural Dissertations, Published and Defended
by the Graduates in Medicine of the University of Pennsylvania, and of Other Medical
Schools in the United States: with an Introduction, Appendix, and Occasional Notes. Philadelphia: Thomas and William Bradford, 1806. 

Junior Annals of the Class of Nineteen Twenty-One. [Philadelphia : s.n., 1920] Leather cover. 

The Record, 1888 

The Record, 1889 

The Record, 1890 

The Record, 1894 

Record of the Medical Class of 1900 

The Report of the Class of 1907, Law Department. Inscribed “Wilber L. Adams.” 

University Record, 1871 (vol. 1, no. 6). Brocken at creases. 

University Record, 1878 

Scrapbook (1892-1893) featuring many Penn football items including November 5, 1893
newspaper The Sunday Item (humorous drawing and account of Princeton v Penn game) 

Scrapbook of the Eta Chapter of Pi Lambda Theta, 1947-1953. Includes newspaper clippings,
programs, and photographs of sorority events and members. 

Scrapbook, inscription dated 1879, contains program, menu, etc. from Law School commencement,
1883 (first page and later in book); attributed to Mrs. Thomas F. McMahon 

Scrapbook/photo album: Mask and Wig Club memorabilia, clippings and photographs of
William Russell Clark (BS in EE 1929, MS in EE 1932, ScD in EE 1938), 1926-1927. 2
volumes 

“Any Distance Between Us” and “You’re the Only One for Me” from Mask and Wig Production
Here’s Howe. 1952. 

University of Pennsylvania band, directed by Adolph Vogel, Recorded 12/10/1925. RCA
Victor 10″ 78 rpm gramophone record (mint condition; believed to be a 1940’s pressing).
Includes: Pennsylvania Band March; “Fight On Pennsylvania;” “The Red and Blue;” “Hail,
Pennsylvania!”