Photograph of Adolf Hitler inspecting a military cadet's locker. Other officers stand around and watch.

Photograph of Adolf Hitler speaking to a huge audience outdoors. Buildings are visible in the background.

Photograph of Adolf Hitler in profile.

Postcard featuring the Neue Frauenklinik (New Women's Hospital) in Würzburg, Germany. The hospital is five stories tall. A small garden can be seen outside to the right near a statue of a crouching woman.

Photograph of a large group of German soldiers standing on the steps of a building.

Photograph of two houses in front of a tall castle in the background.

Pair of ladies' gloves. The "hands" are of pale brown with white fabric, possibly a silk/cotton blend. Seamed on inside, they have 3 darts on back of each hand done with dark brown stitching. At wrist on each side is a v-shaped extension which joins to the "cuff", which is of light brown cotton with yellow tones. The scalloped edges of the "cuff" and semi-circular sections on the back of each are piped in dark brown fabric. The "cuffs" are styled as a wrap dress, with an overlap at back of wrist. The overlap has a single cylindrical button of black plastic designed to appear carved with three notches in the side revealing pale green/yellow below and at ends. Manufacturer's tag inside gloves: "Kayser, 52 * Reg / Made in Germany / 6"; Stamped in lining by tag: "Kayser 52". The gloves are accompanied by the original paper care tag: "WASH / GLOVES / ON HANDS / Use almost cool / water and a pure / mild soap. We re- / commend PALM- / OLIVE BEADS. Do / not rub. After wash- / ing take gloves off / rinse thoroughly in / cold water. Pull / lengthwise wrap / and …

Scrapbook Photographs of Wedding couple; Sketch of a bathing suit with metal embellishments; Lilli Wolff showing a dress; Festival costumes(?)

Reproduction of a costume design for an unidentified female costume by Lilli Wolff, believed to date from before 1945.

Reproduction of a costume design for an unidentified female costume by Lilli Wolff, believed to date from before 1945.

Original sketch for a fashion design by Lilli Wolff. Possibly for a costume, of a female figure with black dress accented with pink bow and ruffles, and green gloves and shoes. Believed to have been done in Germany before 1945.

Reproduction of a costume design for an unidentified female costume by Lilli Wolff, believed to date from before 1945.

Reproduction of a costume design for an unidentified female costume by Lilli Wolff, believed to date from before 1945.

Reproduction of a costume design for an unidentified female costume by Lilli Wolff, believed to date from before 1945.

Reproduction of a costume design for an unidentified female costume by Lilli Wolff, believed to date from before 1945.

Reproduction of a costume design for an unidentified female costume by Lilli Wolff, believed to date from before 1945.

Reproduction of a costume design(?) for an unidentified male and female costumes of Persian style figures on a horse, by Lilli Wolff, believed to date from before 1945.

Reproduction of a costume design for an unidentified female costume by Lilli Wolff, believed to date from before 1945.

From Introduction: "That the percentages of extraction of petroleum from the ground may and undoubtedly will be greatly increased in the future by underground mining methods where natural conditions will permit seems logical. The limitations imposed by depth, temperature, and flow of water under high pressure through the sands will be discussed later."

From Introduction: "The analyses in this bulletin offer a means for judging the relative values of the foreign crude oils compared with familiar crude oils of the United States that have been analyzed by the Bureau of Mines method."

From Introduction: "The major purpose of this bulletin, as indicated in the preface by Dr. John W. Finch, Director of the Bureau of Mines, is to give a critical review of the coal-mining methods used in the principal producing countries of Europe, to describe the reasons underlying the adoption of these methods, and to contrast them with coal-mining methods employed in the United States."

Photograph of German women in uniform standing in a line.

Photograph of a fountain sculpture depicting a nude boy in the town square of an unidentified German city.

Report studying the "underlying principles for the computation and design of airplane engine superchargers" (p. 1). With the forms of superchargers and underlying principles of computation, delivery heads per stage of 7,000 to 8,500 meters (air column) at an effective efficiency, based on the adiabatic process, of 0.7 may be attained, the space and weight requirements being kept within reasonable limits.