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Three printed copies/sheets of the alphabet in capital letters, followed by punctuation marks and the numbers 0 through 9; all done in a Copper Plate Typeface that was customized by John R. Bowman. Bowman developed this typeface in the early 1960s for use in the Federal Center, designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, in downtown Chicago. The font subsequently became the one used by Mies' architectural office.

8 page booklet about the Consortium for Accelerator Research (2003), a collaboration with Fermilab along with Northern Illinois University, Northwestern University, University of Chicago and University of Illinois with a copy of icar news (Winter, 2003)

Paul Gauguin: So Much Light, So Much Mystery (Feb. 8, 1959 WNBQ Production): Sound, ca. 30 min. A film about about the life and work of Paul Gauguin, accompanied by a tour of a Gauguin exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago.

Two framed group photos of men (possibly Armour Institute of Technology students), dated 1915 and 1916.

16 mm film, animated French Christmas carols. Film title: "Le Canadcos presentes...." 16 mm, color, sound, dated Oct. 1948, 6½" d., ca. 10 min., polyester film tape.

Miscellaneous materials related to VanderCook College of Music.

Film: Cobalt 60 Process, 16 mm, ca. 5 min., B & W; Silent. Five reels, four positive, 1 negative.

35 mm slides, apparently representing three unrelated sets as follows: 1) Graphs showing results of a scientific experiment probably used in a lecture or presentation on materials fatigue (56 slides), 2) Color images of a precision steel tool or cutting device (38 slides), 3) A camper-type trailer, perhaps a mobile laboratory, color, slide mounts dated 1970 (6 slides).

This collection includes photographs of Illinois governors.

Two red, white, and blue banners (gold star flags?). One has a large gold star with the number 24 beneath it and a large blue star with the number 2705 beneath it. The other banner has 49 small blue stars and one gold star and read "L" and "P." Banners may relate to Armour Institute of Technology, Lewis Institute, and/or Illinois Institute of Technology.