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 red-orange plastic cup printed with "Phi Kappa Psi" twice and greek letters in green.
A white plastic Frisbee with red text that reads, "1984 DICKINSON COLLEGE PHONATHON VOLUNTEER", given to Phonathon volunteers.
A small blue and silver metal library embosser of the Dickinson College seal.
A replica of King Solomon’s ring worn by Rev. Canon Lewis Douglas Gottschall, Class of 1922. A gold ring fitted with 10 various precious stones and weighing about a half a pound.
A carved wooden dipper, purportedly made of orange root, given to James Buchanan.
Four gold tone buttons with the navy emblem in a small canvas drawstring bag with "547138 Navy" printed in black ink.
A small, green-black leather bible that belonged to David Stone, class of 1859. On the inside of the front cover there is an inscription in pencil.
A plaster rectangle imprint of the Rough Riders commemorative.
President William Durden's Dickinson College Freshman red beanie (“dink”) with "71" on the back in white and "A-1" written in black marker on the front. A name tag with the college seal and "Dickinson College" in red and "William Durden" in black, and a red and white student ID with a student photo on the back, all from 1967.
A black iron embosser with the stamp of the Dickinson College seal.
A blue and gold metal embosser with the stamp of the Dickinson College seal.
A hand-held gray metal embosser for the stamp of the Dickinson College seal.
A red and black insulated lunch bag with a black shoulder strap. The college compass seal and “Class of 1994” are printed in black on the front pocket.
Two black wood folding fans, with black cloth featuring red flowers and the text "Alpha Chi Rho" in red and white. Small explanation booklets are attached to the fans reading "AXP, A Chinese Garden Spring Formal May 17, 1952" or "AXP, Dickinson Spring Formal, April 27, 1957". These were given out by the Alpha Chi Rho fraternity during the Formal dances of 1952 and 1957.
A wood block approximately 1 inch square with engraved metal stamp of the crest of the Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia music honor society.
A brown, wooden cigar box wrapped in paper with images and name of John Dickinson. The text on the bottom is the stamped information of the manufacturing company and health notice.
A gold-tone metallic, rectangular keychain featuring “Dickinson College” and the college’s seal.
A polished purple semi-precious rune stone left blank as the symbol for the unknowable or destiny, worn by members of the Coterie of the Quill to identify themselves as members of the group. The stone was accompanied by a handwritten note 'Coterie of the Quill, Rune 1995-1996, members bought runes to make necklaces - this is the blank rune called the "unknowable" and it is the rune of destiny.' and a photocopied worksheet explaining the different Viking rune symbols.
A paperweight of an artistic rendition of Old West, inscribed with "Dickinson" in black calligraphy, cast in clear plastic.
A paperweight with a metal casting of college seal on a white marble base. The seal is labeled “Class of 2000, Dickinson College.” On the back of the marble base is the information of the maker.
A rectangular metal box with lid originally placed in the cornerstone of Emory Chapel in 1857. The inscription on the paper glued to the top of the lid reads "Box from Corner Stone of Emory Chapel."
A Black-bound appointment book, gold-embossed with college seal and text “Metropolitan Diary 1990, The John Dickinson Society, Dickinson College.”
A black and silver hinged case that opens to reveal a picture frame and calendar. "Dickinson College" is engraved below the calendar.