Commemorative pewter plate for America’s bicentennial given to Dickinson College by Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
Commemorative plate with view of Allison Church in black, and brief history of the church printed on back. The text on the plate indicates that 1992 marks Allison United Methodist Church's 200th anniversary.
Gold linked band with black centerpiece bearing the Phi Kappa Sigma symbol in gold metal.
Spherical black enamel box with metal base and white plastic top, Phi Kappa Sigma symbol in gold metal, from 1937.
Red and white plastic water bottle with lid, cap, and straw. Dickinson College compass logo and “Welcome Class of 2006 from the "Dickinson College Alumni Association” printed on the sides in red.
White gold pocket watch engraved with initials of Mervin Grant Filler, which was a gift from Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity.
Playing Cards with the C.O.T.E. logo and "Commission on the Environment at Dickinson College" printed in black on a white background.
Pin for the Dance Theatre Group. Triangle shaped with three dancing stick figures.
Three pins, two are enamel and one is cloth. The cloth pin shows the college mascot, the Red Devil. The other two enamel are the College Seal in red and white with gold lettering and the doors of Old West.
Green glass wine bottle with an image of West College on the label.
Gold pin shaped like Union Philosophical Society symbol which belonged to Samuel Bean as a member.
Gold polygonal pin with sorority letters and jewels which belonged to Sarah Rowe.
Bronze medal with views of Dickinson and Lycoming College and St. Paul’s and Old Stone Churches produced in commemoration of the centennial of the Methodist Church in 1969.
Silver chain bracelet with name and rank of Donald Beitzel Filler as a First Lieutenant in the U.S. Army during World War I.
Gold kite-shaped pin painted with initials of the school which belonged to Lydia Marian Gooding.
Gold ring with college seal in black setting which belonged to Elizabeth Faddis Cunliffe.
Gold pennant-shaped pin painted in white enamel with name “Metzger” for the Metzger Institute.
Gold shield with red and white enamel with West College mermaid given to Susan Nichols by ROTC in 1979.
Gold circle pin with college seal trimmed in red and white enamel which belonged to Forrest Eugene Craver.
A miniature portrait of Samuel Allen McCoskry in enamel and framed. The reverse side of the portrait read "Bishop Coskry." McCoskry was a member of the Class of 1824.
Two small gold arrow-shaped pins with sorority letters which belonged to M. Elizabeth Filler.
Small gold medal for the Belles Lettres Society Sophomore Prize for Oratory won by Montgomery Porter Sellers in 1891.
