Tintype of David Davidson Stone, 1863
Oval tintype of David Davidson Stone, class of 1859, wearing a Confederate uniform, in a gold-tone frame, 1863.

Oval tintype of David Davidson Stone, class of 1859, wearing a Confederate uniform, in a gold-tone frame, 1863.
Two flat metal bookmarks with the College seal printed on them.
Oval miniature portrait of Roger Brooke Taney, enclosed in brown molded leather case and framed by a gold plate, and lined with burgundy velvet fabric.
Miniature portrait in watercolor set in a gold frame, of Dickinson College President John Mitchell Mason.
White rubber keychain with information for the Physical Plant and the facilities Service Response Center in red lettering.
Two red and white plastic whistles with emergency numbers printed on one side, from the Department of Safety and Security.
Flat glass ornament with printed gold College seal.
Red plastic pin with “Dickinson” and plastic charms in shape of football and helmet, which belonged to Robert Faddis.
Faded pink silk roses and ribbon given to William Halbert (Class of 1865) upon his election to Belles Lettres Society in October 1861.
Tintype of a family, with hand-painted colors in a green display box.
Small oval daguerreotype of unidentified woman in a brown carved box with red velvet interior.
Round pin with the Dickinson College compass logo printed in red.
Pewter-toned keychain with the Dickinson family crest distributed to donors who qualified to be members of the John Dickinson Society.
Pewter-toned pin impressed with “John Dickinson Society” and Dickinson family crest, given to donors whose contributions qualified them to be members of the John Dickinson Society.
Gold-toned pin with image of Old West and "Dickinson 1773-1998 Celebrating 225 years."
Small gold pin given to member Roberta Ann Zmuda (Class of 1977) in spring 1976 during her induction into Wheel and Chain, a senior women's honor society.
Gold and black straight pin with Sigma Chi crest distributed on occasion of 150th anniversary of Omicron Chapter at Dickinson College.
Red and white enamel pin printed with college seal and “Student Senate Representing Since 1908"
Red round 1 ½” button printed with The Square, an alternative student newspaper, originally used as fundraiser, then given free to advertisers.
Round silver pendant stamped with Greek symbols to mark the 100th anniversary of Dickinson’s Pi Beta Phi chapter.
One inch diameter commemorative pin for Dickinson's “First in America” capital fundraising campaign in 2006.
Button made by Dickinson College celebrating Carlisle and Cumberland County’s sesqui-centennial anniversary in 1901.
Round pin with the Dickinson College seal printed in black, white, red, and gold with "50th Reunion" written under the seal.