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1890-1899
Large red and gray triangle pennant with "97" sown on.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 00268
Location: RR 03 (housed with AC 00269 - AC 00271)
Subject: Pennants
Format: Flags/Pennants/Banners
Army of the Potomac Pin given to Horatio Collins King in 1890, recognizing his service in the Union Army during the American Civil War.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 00441
Location: Shelf 25 (housed with AC 00415, AC 00416)
Subject: Military, Civil War, Honors and Awards
Format: Pins/Buttons
A set of four bands of leather, beaded with pink, teal, dark blue, red, and yellow beads. These items are believed to be from the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes at Fort Hall Reservation in Idaho, and belonged to Zatae Longsdorff, class of 1887.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 2002.2_14
Location: Shelf 30 (Box 4)
Subject: Native Americans
Format: Jewelry, Miscellaneous
A leather knife sheath believed to be from the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes at Fort Hall Reservation in Idaho. The sheath is decorated with leather tassels with bells and intricate bead work in red, green, light blue, yellow, white and dark blue beads. This object was owned by Zatae Longsdorff, class of 1887.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 2002.2_6
Location: Shelf 32 Box 4
Subject: sheath, bead work, Native Americans
Format: Miscellaneous
A tan leather knife sheath decorated with leather tassels with metal clasps and intricate pink, black, yellow, green, white and blue beadwork. This object is believed to be from the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes at Fort Hall Reservation in Idaho and belonged to Zatae Longsdorff, class of 1887.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 2002.2_5
Location: Shelf 32 Box 4
Subject: sheath, bead work, Native Americans
Format: Miscellaneous
Small gold medal for the Belles Lettres Society Sophomore Prize for Oratory won by Montgomery Porter Sellers in 1891.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 00167
Location: Shelf 26 (housed with AC 00161 - AC 00180)
Subject: Literary Societies, Oratorical Contests, Medal
Format: Currency/Medallions
A Belles Lettres gold medal engraved with the society's symbol and motto, hung from a black crepe ribbon. This medal was awarded to Edgar Rohrer Heckman for winning the Sophomore Oratorical contest in 1895.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 00189
Location: Shelf 17 (housed with 00190-00193)
Subject: Award Medals, Oratorical Contests, Literary Societies
Format: Currency/Medallions
A pair of tan leather moccasins that are beaded with light blue, blue, red and white beads. These moccasins are believed to be from the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes at Fort Hall Reservation in Idaho and belonged to Zatae Longsdorff, class of 1887.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 2002.2_2
Location: Shelf 32 Box 4
Subject: moccasins, bead work, Native Americans
Format: Clothing
A bracelet made of small bones strung onto a hemp rope. This object is believed to be from the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes at Fort Hall Reservation in Idaho, and belonged to Zatae Longsdorff, class of 1887.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 2002.2_13
Location: Shelf 32 Box 4
Subject: Bracelet, Native Americans
Format: Jewelry
White round buttons with college seal and name, and “Commencement” in red, with “My Name is E. R. Heckman, ’97.”
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 00213
Location: Shelf 16 (housed with AC 00209-00215, etc.)
Subject: Commencement, Buttons, College Traditions
Format: Pins/Buttons
A framed drawing of a man and a woman walking down the street in Old Philadelphia. The text underneath the drawing reads "In Old Philadelphia". This object belonged to Elizabeth Anna Low, class of 1891.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 2002.8_16
Location: Shelf 33 (Box 4)
Subject: Drawing
Format: Artwork/Photography
A tea set and book owned by Elizabeth Anna Low, Class of 1891. The white china tea cup and saucer are hand painted by Sarah Yocum with cherubs and gold stars, with gilt on the edges and tea cup handle. The tea cup and saucer are accompanied by the book with a ripped and yellowing cover titled "Tea Cup - Fortune Telling". The text on the cover reads 'No end of strange things are discussed over a cup of tea and not infrequently a talk about divination. In this book will be found more than is usually known about the art of "Tea Cup Fortune Telling."' On the back of the cover is a listing for similar publications in black text.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 2002.8
Location: Shelf 33 (Box 2)
Format: Glassware/Ceramics, Miscellaneous
A gold feather quill-shaped pen holder with intricate detailed metal work seen in the feathers and stem of the quill. This object was owned by Elizabeth Anna Low, class of 1891.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 2002.8_11
Location: Shelf 33 Box 3
Subject: Pens
Format: Miscellaneous
A pair of tan leather moccasins believed to be from the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes at Fort Hall Reservation in Idaho. The pair of moccasins are decorated with an intricate beaded floral design with pink, yellow, gold, blue, black, green and white beads. One of the flaps of fabric around the ankle is trimmed with dark blue and red fabric. This pair of moccasins belonged to Zatae Longsdorff, class of 1887.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 2002.2_4
Location: Shelf 32 Box 4
Subject: moccasins, bead work, Native Americans
Format: Clothing
A small rectangular soap dish with a lid. The bottom piece is a light green color and the lid is white with blue, green and gilt floral designs. This object belonged to Elizabeth Anna Low, class 1891.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 2002.8_1
Location: Shelf 33 (Box 1)
Subject: soap dish
Format: Glassware/Ceramics
A white teacup and saucer, shaped like a heart and decorated with roses. This object was painted and given to Elizabeth Anna Low, class of 1891, by classmate Sarah Yocum, class of 1891.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 2002.8_7
Location: Shelf 33 (Box 2)
Format: Glassware/Ceramics
A large pouch made of tan leather with a handle, leather tassels and intricate bead work using red, green, white, blue, black and pink beads. The handle is dyed blue and attached with twine and leather bands to the top of the pouch. This item is believed to be from the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes at Fort Hall Reservation in Idaho, and belonged to Zatae Longsdorff, class of 1887.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 2002.2_16
Location: Shelf 32 Box 4
Subject: pouch, bead work, Native Americans
Format: Miscellaneous
A miniture portrait of a woman painted on ivory placed in a small gold frame. This object was owned by Elizabeth Anna Low, class of 1891.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 2002.8_12
Location: Shelf 33 (Box 3)
Subject: Portraits
Format: Artwork/Photography
A pair of tan leather moccasins believed to be from the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes at Fort Hall Reservation in Idaho. The moccasins are decorated with intricate beaded designs in pink, yellow, light blue, green, red, white and dark blue. This pair belonged to Zatae Longsdorff, class of 1887.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 2002.2_3
Location: Shelf 32 Box 4
Subject: moccasins, bead work, Native Americans
Format: Clothing
A small painting on fabric of a young girl in 19th century that and dress holding an umbrella, a doll, a basket of kittens, and a dog on a leash. The text written above her head reads "I've come to stay awhile." This object belonged to Elizabeth Anna Low, class of 1891.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 2002.8_15
Location: Shelf 33 (Box 4)
Subject: Painting
Format: Artwork/Photography
A small painting on marble of a female angel sitting in a budding tree with black hand painted text at the bottom that reads "Spring Blossoms.". The painting is frames in a white and gilt decorative frame. This object belonged to Elizabeth Anna Low, class of 1891.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 2002.8_17
Location: Shelf 33 (Box 4)
Subject: Painting
Format: Artwork/Photography
A pair of large shell earrings believed to be from the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes at Fort Hall Reservation in Idaho. A braided piece of brown metal in looped through each of the pink and white circular shell pieces. On each earring is an etching of a male deer. The edges of the shells are scalloped and one of the earrings is damaged. These earrings belonged Zatae Longsdorff, class of 1887.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 2002.2_1
Location: Shelf 32 Box 4
Subject: earrings, Native Americans
Format: Jewelry
Copper key inscribed with name of Mervin Grant Filler as a member of Phi Beta Kappa in 1893.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 00149
Location: Shelf 26 (housed with AC 00141 - AC 00160)
Subject: Honor Societies, Key
Format: Miscellaneous
Copper key and pin inscribed with name of Amy Fisher as a member of Phi Beta Kappa in 1895.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 00142
Location: Shelf 26 (housed with AC 00141 - AC 00160)
Subject: Honor Societies, Key
Format: Pins/Buttons
Copper key inscribed with name of Edgar Rohrer Heckman as a member of Phi Beta Kappa, 1897.
Artifact/Collection Number: AC 00148
Location: Shelf 26 (housed with AC 00141 - AC 00160)
Subject: Honor Societies, Key
Format: Pins/Buttons
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