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A short sword with a carved gray-green bone handle and a light brown embossed leather sheath.

A collapsible wooden fan with the slats connected by white fabric. On each slat there is a signature from a member of the Class of 1870.

Two small four barreled pistols, each of a different design and color of the handle, with a box containing five bullets.

The football from the Dickinson v. Penn State game, October 17, 1931.

A set of five white and pink china teacups and saucers with gold gilt detail. President James Buchanan used this set while in office at the White House.

A black leather and red velvet flip-top box with three metal feet housing eleven silver knives and two small pronged silver forks. This set was owned by John Dickinson.

A brown wooden cane with a carved white ivory handle. On the handle the inscription reads "M. Mengel. Jan 13,  1883". The cane is said to have belonged to James Buchanan.

A bronze dagger-like letter opener with the Korea University emblem enameled on top with red tassels attached on the end of the sword.

Two pairs of red painted wooden Japanese traditional footwear. One pair has a pair of plastic red and white polka dotted toe covers. There are a total of seven pairs of shoes in the collection. 

A clear glass bourbon bottle with a gold seal. The front of the bottle is labeled “Personally selected for Professor Flaherty.” On the back is another label that reads "The Maker's Mark whisky in this bottle has been specially aged to maturity in charred oak barrels and has been personally selected and bottled for your enjoyment." along with a list of ingredients and the maker's information.

An oval-shaped wavy metal strip attached to a clear square plastic base with the text engraved "UNITED STATES STEEL FOUNDATION DICKINSON COLLEGE FOR IMPROVEMENT ALUMNI GIVING INCENTIVE AWARD AMERICAN ALUMNI COUNCIL", awarded to the college by the United States Steel Foundation.

A large silver metal bell with a black handle.

A brass bell with a pink ribbon tied around the wooden handle. It was used at Metzger Hall.

A black iron embosser with red and yellow painted designs featuring a stamp of the college seal.

A black iron embosser featuring a stamp of an owl, "Dickinson College" and a caduceus.

A black iron embosser featuring a stamp of the Metzger Institute seal.

A white china bowl with matching plate. Both feature the college seal in red.

A square, glass ashtray with the college seal in red on the bottom.

A small triangular wooden base with a small gold metal mermaid attached at the top. An unattached gold metal plate is also included. This was used as a sample and was meant to be given for the Distinguished Alumni Award.

A wide-bottom mug with a platinum trim and Dickinson text. The mug belonged to Ellis Stern who was a member of the class of 1949.

Ten pieces of various scientific glassware owned and used by John Priestley for his experiements. The set includes several clear glass test tubes, flasks, "s" tubes, and a flask with a valve.

Sixteen small heavy metal balls each about a quarter inch in diameter.

A small blue and silver metal library embosser of the Dickinson College seal.

A small black wooden shield with the Commons Club seal in bronze and engraved with the text “Dickinson for Aye.” Two labels have been glued to the back.

A bronze shield featuring Phi Kappa Sigma insignia and motto “Stellis Aequus Durando.”