A tintype photograph of John Taylor Cuddy wearing a Union uniform around 1862. The photograph is framed in a gold vignette frame and housed in a carved wooden case embossed with intricate floral designs.
An ambrotype of Dickinson College President Charles Collins in a leather-bound, embossed case. Inside the case, the photograph is framed in a gold vignette, red cloth, and gold trim. The text on the gold frame reads “OUTTINGS PAT. JULY 4 & 1_ 1854” and “AMBROTYPE BY R. ADAMS”.
Gold pin shaped like Union Philosophical Society symbol which belonged to Samuel Bean as a member.
Gold shield with name of Charles Granville Biggs engraved on the reverse.
Blue, black, and gold shield with diamond chips in the stars which belonged to Charles String and Gordon Atkinson.
Jewel-encrusted black and gold shield which belonged to William James Dale.
Sigma Chi cross painted black and white with small chains, inscribed with name of John Franklin Goucher (Class of 1868).
Gold stick pin with fraternity symbol and 13-star flag, which belonged to John Franklin Goucher (Class of 1868).
Shield of black and gold with fraternity symbols attached to stick pin with small chain, which belonged to James L. Norris.
Copper key inscribed with name of Alexander Dallas Bache Smead as a member of Phi Beta Kappa in 1868.
Cut glass pen holder and inkwell with pewter cap, reportedly given to J. Foullerout by James Buchanan in 1867.
Iron spurs with leather straps and braided gold hat cord, c.1865, worn by Horatio C. King, class of 1858, who served in the Union Calvary during the U.S. Civil War.
Five silver medallions housed in small round cases, which were produced for the Methodist Church in 1866 by Warner & Sons.
Small silver medal featuring West College on obverse with Susanna Wesley and son, John Wesley, on reverse. The medal was produced for centennial of the Methodist Church in 1866.
Larger silver medal featuring John Wesley and inscriptions, produced for centennial of the Methodist Church in 1866.
Smaller copper medal featuring West College on obverse with Susanna Wesley and son John on reverse; larger copper medal featuring John Wesley and inscriptions, both produced for centennial of the Methodist Church in 1866.
Oval tintype of David Davidson Stone, class of 1859, wearing a Confederate uniform, in a gold-tone frame, 1863.
Faded pink silk roses and ribbon given to William Halbert (Class of 1865) upon his election to Belles Lettres Society in October 1861.
Thirty six silver medals all featuring West College on obverse with Susanna Wesley and son John Wesley on reverse. Produced for the centennial of the Methodist Church in 1866.
