Two pairs of decorative silver candlesticks. One pair is Sheffield candlesticks and the other is Gorham silver candlesticks. These objects were donated in memory of Charles Frederick Mayer (Class of 1812 and Trustee 1834-36), great-great-grandfather of Anne Mayer Zug.
A trophy won by the Dickinson College Equestrian Team at the Wilson College Intercollegiate Horse Show for Reserve Champion. Attached to the black, white, blue and gold trophy is a red, yellow and white award ribbon.
A black and gold plastic trophy from the Pennsylvania State Individual Events Championships Sweepstakes. On the base is a black plaque with text engraved in gold that reads "1996 PENNSYLVANIA INDIVIDUAL EVENTS CHAMPIONSHIPS SWEEPSTAKES SIXTH PLACE". Attached to the base are two black and gold columns and a gold "96". Above that stands another base with three figures on top, two are small eagles and the center figurine is a large winged victory figure.
A small black and gold plastic trophy given to the Dickinson Mock Trial team by the American Mock Trial Association at a competition in 2002 in which the team received an honorable mention. The engraved gold plaque on the base reads "2002 American Tournament Honorable Mention". At the top of the trophy is a gold attachment that features a medallion with the text "AMERICAN MOCK TRIAL ASSOCIATION 1985" around the picture of a balance standing on the outline of the United States.
A black and gold plastic trophy won for sixth place by the Dickinson Mock Trial Team at the 2003 American Intercollegiate Mock Trial Tournament.The engraved text on the gold plaque on the base reads "2003 American Intercollegiate Mock Trial Tournament Sixth Place". At the top of the statue is a gold attachment featuring a medallion with the text "AMERICAN MOCK TRIAL ASSOCIATION 1985" around the picture of a balance sitting on the outline of the United States.
A black and gold plastic and wood trophy for the Pennsylvania State Individual Events Association Sweepstakes. On the wood base is a black plaque with the text "PENNSYLVANIA STATE INDIVIDUAL EVENTS ASSOCIATION SWEEPSTAKES SIXTH PLACE" engraved in gold. A gold plaque mounted on the base with the text "1998 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP" in black within the outline of the state of Pennsylvania, in between two black and gold columns holding up another wooden base with figurines attached to the top. Two of the gold plastic figurines are small eagles, one with a wing missing, and the one large figurine in the center is a winged victory figure with a wreath.
A hand-crafted and cross-stitched quilt by members of the Class of 1961 for their 50th Class Reunion in June, 2011. The quilt features eight campus buildings and the college seal surrounded by two red borders.On the back the text "Designed and Created by Members of the Class of '61" is embroidered in black.
A certificate mounted in a gold frame listing the date, medals and position awarded to Thomas Edward Munce, Jr. for his service in World War II. Under the crest printed in orange, the text reads "The Under-Secretary of State for War presents his compliments and by Command of the Army Council has the honour to transmit the enclosed Awards granted for service during the war of 1939-45. 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star, with 8th Army Clasp, Italy Star, War Medal, 1939-1945." This item belonged to Thomas Edward Munce, Jr., class of 1939.
A white china plate with gold and black trim with a crest in gray, red and yellow above a design in the center of the plate. The design features the text "Lord Mayor's Challenge The Absent Guest The War on Want" within a black circle. On the back is the maker's information in red that reads "LIVERPOOL ROAD ENGLAND POTTERY LTD. STOKE ON TRENT". This item belonged to Thomas Edward Munce, Jr., class of 1939.
A rectangular paper name tag in a plastic sleeve with two attached golden ribbons with the text "GOLDEN" on the left ribbon and "ALUMNI" on the right ribbon. The name tag has a gold trim which frames the hand written name "Velva Diven Daihl, 1927" and "DICKINSON COLLEGE" typed in black. This object belonged to Velva Diven Daihl, class of 1927.