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Ewer Travel Collection
The Ewer Travel Collection contains travel ephemera, journals, and scrapbooks related to the early 20th century travels of Florence and Bernard Ewer around the world.
P.J. Farrell World War I Photograph Album
Feather River Project Association Collection
Female Pilot Photograph Collection
The Female Pilot Photograph Collection includes three black and white photographs of a female pilot posing in front of a biplane. Two of the photographs are portraits of the pilot on her own, and the third photograph depicts the pilot with four additional women standing in front of the plane. The images were captured in the American Southwest.
Wilma Ferrel Collection
The Wilma Ferrel Collection consists of popular Hawaiian style music that is arranged for steel guitar. Ferrel acquired and used the sheet music to take notes for introductory steel guitar courses.
Norman Filman Collection
The Norman Filman Collection consists of papers saved by Old China Hand Norman Filman, mostly consisting of materials related to his uncle J. Arthur Duff and Old China Hands reunions. Materials in the collection include correspondence, news clippings, essays, a family tree, and audiovisual materials on China.
Fine Press Prints, Broadsides, and Ephemera Collection
The Fine Press Prints and Broadsides Collection consists of broadsides, book prospectuses and other printed ephemera sent to the library from various fine art printing presses and printers in the United States.
Richard Fish Collection
Flagellation Collection
The Flagellation Collection consists of pamphlets, paperbacks, periodicals, and photographs on spanking, caning, and whipping. Some titles have prices penciled on the cover or flyleaf.
Alton L. Flanders World War I Correspondence Collection
Alton L. Flanders served in the 2nd Battalion, 5th Marines infantry battalion during World War I. The collection consists of four letters he sent to his cousin Mrs. Jason Coppernoll in Johnstown, NY, in which he documents his experiences at Camp Devens in Ayer, Massachusettes in 1918, and while stationed in France with the American Expeditionary Forces (A.E.F.) in 1918 and 1919.