Consists of a collection of 103 bilingual and trilingual playbills (written in Greek, German, and Italian), together with handwritten and typed leaves including information about the date of performance and detailed notes for each play.

Consists of handwritten notes of a theater lover by the name of Ms. Avramidou containing a list of the dates that she attended each theatrical play.

Consists of materials related to Thomas Kofodimos' award ceremony in Volos (Greece) including the program and photographs of the honorary event in 1995. There are also other printed material regarding the 46th anniversary of EAM, the contribution of the 54th Regiment ELAS during the National Resistance, a handwritten English translation of the Resolution of the City of Volos to award Kofodimos with the city's silver metal for his actions and accomplishments during the resistance as commander of the 54th Regiment ELAS.

Consists documentation that Thomas Kofodimos pulled together, when he was trying to find a United States publisher for his English translation of Lephousēs' book "Asēmina Laiou". Included are letters from Kofodimos to Stratis Haviaras, copies of newspaper clippings containing critiques on Lephousēs' book "Asēmina Laiou", and a copy of a contract for tranlsation in Bulgarian. According to Jean Kofodimos, translating and publishing this book was Lephousēs' request to Kofodimos.

Various awards, memorabilia, prints, artworks, birthday cards, and other gifts that Cotsen received across his lifetime. Cheifly gifts from institutions he donated to, but also from Neutrogena workers, politicians, friends, and business partners.

Comprises correspondence, production samples, proofs, photographs, and notes which document the production of Cotsen Occasional Press publications including: Japanese Bamboo Baskets (1999), Early Chinese Textiles from the Lloyd Cotsen Collection (2015), The Box Project (2016), Education in the Earliest Schools (2008), and Lloyd Cotsen Study Collection of Chinese Bronze Mirrors (2012).

Undated card files created by or for Lloyd Cotsen, probably while he was an executive at Neutrogena. The first set of cards provides details for business contacts, art and antiquity dealers, restaurants, hotels, and places of interest in various US states and cities. The next set of cards provides business contacts, art and antiquity dealers, restaurants, hotels, and places of interest in various countries. Card files also include an incomplete card catalog of purchases for Cotsen Children's Library (with gaps, G-K and U-Z are not present). A card file containing material related to Cotsen's retirement and a card file containing miscellaneous recipes are also included.

Sigma Xi diploma, Joint Task Force One Electronics Program letter of thanks, War Manpower Commission letter of commendation, Phi Eta Sigma diploma and Phi Kappa Phi diploma.

Various brochures and information, includes a contract and a patent.

The Princeton Equality Project, founded in 2010, is an activist group focused on LGBT issues. The Princeton Equality Project records document the the group's activities during the 2015-2016 school year.

Ayob describes his legal career (including his defense of Winnie Mandela on several occasions), the circumstances surrounding the publication of various biographies on Nelson Mandela, and his visits to Mandela during Mandela's imprisonment. He also briefly discusses the national government in South Africa in the years since Mandela's tenure as president.

Gerhart discusses her academic interest in South Africa and her impressions of well-known figures in South African history whom she met, such as Steve Biko and Robert Sobukwe. She also recounts the process of writing and publishing Nelson Mandela's autobiography, on which she served as an editor for factual accuracy.