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Kalantarion
1 folder
Box b-002003, Folder 6
Consists of a folding autograph calendar written in karamanli dialect in Greek script. The last pages contain a psalter "Psaltērion in kathizmalarinin peanatē".
Box p-000122, Folder 15
Collection of 6 (six) photographs, mounted, depicting scarce views of the city's everyday life during WWII. Handwritten captions on carton margins in German.
Box p-000122, Folder 16-17
Zepdji, Paul: (1) photograph of Thessalonike, Arch of Gallerius, ca. 1880; (1) photograph of a Muslim cemetery in Yeni Kapou (Litea Gate) at the west edge of the city walls in Thessalonike (ca. 1880) by an unidentified photographer; Argos (albumen print), ca. 1880; (1) albumen photograph of Nauplion, ca. 1890 (no. "89" in negative); "Athens" - panorama from Philopappou Hill, ca. 1915; "Salonica front", collection of seven (07) silver-printed photographs depicting everyday life and people from Macedonia in World War I. Many with printed title in negative (12 x 9 cm each). "Rhodes," (30) black-and-white photographs of several places in Rhodes by an unidentified photographer, 1936; (1) loose photograph (probably part of a photograph album) of the great fire of 1917 in Thessalonike, Greece depicting the destruction of the famous Splendid Palace Hotel. Silver-print (16.5 x 11.5 cm).
Box 63
Miscellaneous beer can - Ole 55 Twentieth Utica Club
Many of the canes in this series date from the nineteenth century, when carrying a cane, often carved with class year and classmates' signatures, was a tradition, as was the Cane Spree, a freshman-sophomore scuffle originating in the 1860s. The series also contains batons used to conduct the Glee Club or at the P-Rade, and several class umbrellas.
Series 17: Miniature Tigers
11 items
The series contains various objects in the shape of tigers: embroidered, stuffed, molded of plastic, carved of wood, and so on.
Intendance de France, Budjets ou Etats des Recettes et Depenses presumees pour les annees 1815-1822
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Box 120, Folder 2
Box 1, Folder 2
Consists of two album pages with six photographs mounted recto and verso, one to three per side (21.2 x 26.8 cm) Images depict general views of the Princes' Islands and Chalkē (Heybeli (İstanbul İli)); regattas in the Princes' Islands; and four portraits with traditional costumes. Captions, number and signature in negative or cardboard in French. Signed: B. Kargopoulo, Phot.
Box 3, Box 4
Consists of (90) black-and white lantern slides showing views of the city of Thessalonikē, a sea shore, the White Tower, panoramic views of the city after the fire, and Saint Sophia church. Included also are slides depicting scenes of daily life, such as rural people in front of a fountain, a Greek farm, woman at the loom, local women spinning cotton, peasants in the fileds, a priest standing in front of an altar, people going to a wedding, grinding wheat in a manual millstone, agricultural workers, livestock workers, group of Greek kids outside of their houses or in the fields, family portraits, man in Greek ethnic costume (foustanella), a Greek funeral; interiors of churches; a Turkish family; a Rumanian person on a horse; and stork nests on houses and trees. The majority of the lantern slides bear handwritten numbers: 1-21, 23-28, 30, 34-36, 38-39, 44-45, 47-57, 59-63, 65-83, 85-87, 89-91; the rest are unnumbered. Some of them bear handwritten titles in pen on top of the image.
