Glasses with College Crest and Red Devil (5)
Set of five clear glasses with college crest and red devil printed in red.
Set of five clear glasses with college crest and red devil printed in red.
A wine glass printed with the college seal on the front and the text "Class of 1967 40th Reunion June 8-10, 2007" in white on the back. The wine glass was distributed during the 40th reunion of Class of 1967.
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.
A white ceramic mug belonging to Herbert Ornstein. It features the Phi Epsilon Pi fraternity symbol and the text "Dickinson College, Iota Chapter 1964" in black on the front and the text “Ornette” in black on the black.
A white ceramic mug with the college name, date, and Chi Omega insignia on the front. The name “Marion V. Bell" is printed on the back in black.
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 rectangular glass dish approx. 4”x 4” x 2”.The top is engraved with the Dickinson College seal and “Class of 1974, 25th Reunion”.
A Beta Theta Pi mason jar from spring formal, April 12, 1980. On the front is the organization's crest in red with the text "Beta Theta Pi Spring Formal April 12, 1980".
A red and black travel mug celebrating the class of 1979’s 25th Reunion, June 11-13, 2004. The front shows a design of the Old West lantern with the words "Alumni Weekend" written across it.
A mug with the red text "DICKINSON COLLEGE Congratulations Seniors" and a design of Old West celebrating the graduation of the class of 1983.
A glass mug with a design of the West College door and steps on the front with text over top of it. The mug belonged to Daniel Heisey as a member of the class of 1988.
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.
A green and blue ceramic ashtray of an abstract shape with a raised college seal in metal.
A green glass wine bottle used during the inauguration of President A. Lee Fritschler. The label features a picture of President A. Lee Fritschler and the text "Naughty Marietta 1986, specially selected in honor of the Inauguration of A. Lee Fritschler 26th President of Dickinson College October 17th 1987" and the information of the wine producer in black.
A green glass wine bottle used during the inauguration of President A. Lee Fritschler. The stained label features a picture of President A. Lee Fritschler and the text "Naughty Marietta 1986, specially selected in honor of the Inauguration of A. Lee Fritschler 26th President of Dickinson College October 17th 1987" and the information of the wine producer in black.
A cream-colored ceramic beer stein with the Chi Omega Crest and the text “Dickinson 1972” on the front and "Nancy" in black on the back.
Two sets of cut glass butter dishes with flower shaped handles, deep bowls, accompanying plates, and glass drains to separate ice from butter. This set reportedly belonged to Joseph Priestley.
A small cream ceramic stein with the college seal and a red band on the rim.
A cream ceramic stein with a handle and a silver metal lid. The Dickinson College seal is printed in read on the front and a pennant is printed in red and white on the back.
A green glass made by members of the Class of 2012 from recycled wine bottles for “Pints with Profs” event. On the front of the glass in white is the college seal and "Dickinson Class of 2012".
A glass mug printed with the college seal and “Class of ’84 10th reunion” in red.
A cream ceramic stein with the college seal and text "Dickinson College" in red with gold gilding at lip and base.
Two teacups and two saucers in white glazed china with a small red Dickinson College seal on one side.