2012: Box #49k – Ephemera

Mt. Denali (formerly Mt. McKinley)

 

2012: Box #49k – Ephemera

 

Map:

Mt. McKinley (Alaska), now Denali

 

Memorabilia:

A lot of Onion River Review (ORR) Memorabilia

 

Newsletter:

Impressions, Newsletter of Schmidt Library (Some articles by me)

 

Newspaper:

Pittsburgh Post Review (PPR) July 22, 1982

 

Newspaper:

Springfield News-Leader (SNL), May 6, 1996 (Son’s college graduation)

 

Newspaper:

The Sunday Register (Des Moines, Iowa) (TSR), July 15, 1990 – Article About The Beatles

 

Newspaper:

York Daily Record (YDR), May 3, 1984, Kevorkian articles

 

Notebook Binder:

One silver/blue YCP ringed notebook binder

 

Notebook Binder:

One small black ringed notebook binder

 

Notebook:

One small brown notebook with duck

 

Printout:

Long email message on fanfold paper, re: precarious situation at Goddard College (1992)

 

Stamp:

Onion River Review (ORR) Rubber Stamp

 

Tapes:

Two reel-to-reel tapes inside Blockhead box

 

Work Product:

Goddard Board Stuff (Most of it was tossed, but kept a few things)

 

Work Product:

Original layout for Onion River Review (1996), with permission slips

 

 

2012-49k-Ephemera

Packed in a Clear Container with Green Lid

 

Keywords:

-2012-

Collectibles

Ephemera

Maps

Memorabilia

Newsletters

Newspapers

Notebook Binders

Printouts

Tapes (reel-to-reel)

The List

Work Product

 

Shed

Denali: Photo by ArcticHokie

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