Battle scene between the forces of Persia and Turan with soldiers wearing colorful patterned uniforms and horses and elephants sporting dazzling armor. Fortified dwellings and large trees appear in the background.

Newsletter for the Tulahassee Manual Labor School. Indcludes news of the school, students, and surrounding areas.

Newsletter for the Tullahassee Manual Labor School. The newsletter is in both English and the Creek language. News of the school, students, and surrounding areas are included.

Envelope used for notes relating to the Creek language including verbs and root words. Some words are in the Creek language.

Ledger containing handwritten copies of letters sent by H. Kempner in English (front of book) and Yiddish (back of book) as well as various other personal notes and accounts.

Handwritten minutes for the Ahavath Sholom Congregation in Fort Worth, Texas. The minutes are written in Yiddish, the native tongue of the members. The minutes discuss a legal dispute with a "chazzan," or a prayer leader who sued the congregation.

Handwritten minutes for the Ahavath Sholom Congregation in Fort Worth, Texas. The minutes are written in Yiddish, the native tongue of the members. The document discusses the Sabbath morning services for the congregation.

Gloves of black silk; black. Elbow length; 2 covered snaps.

Monthly English and Esperanto-language magazine from West Newton, Massachusetts that includes news and information concerning the Esperanto language along with advertising.

Monthly English and Esperanto-language magazine from West Newton, Massachusetts that includes news and information concerning the Esperanto language along with advertising.

Volume contains all the Atakapa linguistic material known to be in existence in 1932. Includes nine Atakapa texts with English translations, an Atakapa-English dictionary, and an index to the Atakapa dictionary.

This document contains 3 reports dealing with the delayed effects of radiation on the eyes of survivors of the atomic explosions in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. In the first study, 1000 persons who were listed as having been in the open and within two kilometers of the hypocenter at the time of the explosion were selected at random from the census files of the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission for study. In addition, 231 others, comprising the total available number of surviving persons listed at present in the census files as having been within one kilometer of the hypocenter, were examined, as were several hundred others who were contacted through newspaper publicity, referrals from local ophthalmologists, or through hearsay. The survey resulted in bringing in persons having, or having had, a variety of ocular conditions. Those connected with the atomic bomb included the following diagnoses; multiple injuries of eyes and eyelids; keratoconjunctivitis from ultraviolet and ionizing radiations; thermal burn of the cornea and of the retina; retinitis proliferans; and radiation cataracts. The cataracts were the only delayed manifestations of ocular injury from the atomic bomb. The second paper is a case report of a histopathologic study of atomic bomb radiation cataract. The …

A short Indonesian-language program on the history of jazz, including excerpts of recordings. "Magazine of the Air" was a weekly program of the Voice of America, broadcast on Tuesdays.

Photograph of two publications in Russian. These items were in the possession of Lee Harvey Oswald and were removed from his home. The book on the left is Pesennik [Songbook]. The book on the right is Pravda O Vtorem Fronte [Truth from the Second Front] by Daniil Fedorovich Kraminov. This book features Russian soldier narratives from WWII.

Photograph of two books in Russian. These items were in the possession of Lee Harvey Oswald and were removed from his home. The book on the left is Emergency! Timeservers! and the book on the right is a Concise Dictionary of the French Language for Middle School.

Photograph of a street and bridge in Minsk, Belarus. The photograph shows a group of people walking on a stairway and a bus traveling over a bridge. This photograph was in the possession of Lee Harvey Oswald and was removed from his home.

Rectangular luggage tag from the Babolsar Palace in Iran. The luggage decal has an illustration of the Royal Palace, with the text below saying "The Queen Of The Caspian Beaches" in French.

Image of the Switzerland Pavilion at the 1968 World's Fair known as HemisFair '68, held from April to October 1968 in San Antonio, Texas. The front of the building reads "Suiza Switzerland."

Photograph of several women standing on the sidewalk next to a bus stop, likely in Helsinki, Finland. Some of the women are wearing WASP uniforms, and there is a storefront in the right side of the image.

Photograph of the Mastaba of Ti in Saqqara, Egypt. A stone wall is visible in the right foreground. Past the wall, three square niches are inset in the building structure. The center niche contains a doorway to the tomb (mastaba) interior. Images carved into the stone are visible on the outside of the tomb.

The plate is a vibrant orange-red color and is covered with textual markings.

Photograph of a crowded street, containing sailors, civilians and vendors with carts. There are several palm trees behind the crowd of people.

A young dark-haired man in a sailor's uniform smiles at the viewer. On the band of his hat are the words "Koninklijke Marine" (Royal Netherlands Navy). In the background is a ship with spotlights shining.

Photograph of two seated figures carved out of black stone in Medinet Habu, Egypt. The figures are seated facing the camera in the foreground. The left figure is missing an arm and a head while the right figure's face is worn away. The figures are flanked by column bases decorated with hieroglyphics in relief. A stone wall spans the background.