Collection-level scope and contents note A collection of personal letters, booklets, ephemera et cet. of Maurice Adelman (1932-1999). Includes pamphlets, magazines, photographs, autographed literature and miscellaneous materia. The collection contains a large number of informational booklets related to the histories of Catholic churches throughout the United States and Europe (from the 1950s to the 1990s). Also of note is the ephemera of Dr. James B. Donovan, former President of the Pratt Institute and foreign negotiator for the...

Collection-level Scope and Contents note The C.S. Forester Ephemera Collection contains Book Catalogues, manuscripts of and correspondence concerning fan-written Horatio Hornblower stories, and scripts for "The Hornblower Story" radio program, advertisements for "Day of the Longbow" and "African Queen" television series, and various movie posters and stills. It also contains newspaper clippings pertaining to writings of and adaptations of C.S. Forester stories, and the research files of George M. Barringer for a bibliography of...

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The military intelligence and espionage media collection was donated by Elizabeth Bankcroft in 1998 as part of a larger military intelligence collection that included nearly 5,000 printed items. The Bankcroft media collection consists of military intelligence and conspiracy theory themed movies (VHS tapes both purchased and privately recorded), music CDs, computer games, board games, audio books, and trading cards.

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The following issues are missing: Vol.7, Num 12 Vol.13, Num 10 Vol.14, Num 11 Vol.16, Num 3 Vol.16, Num 8 Vol.16, Num 12 Vol.18, Num 1 Vol.18, Num 5 Vol.18, Num 8 Vol.19, Num 5-6 Vol.19, Num 10-11 Vol.20, Num 3-5 Vol.20, Num 8-9 Vol.21, Num 1

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The playbill collection, donated by Valerie Lynn, is comprised of playbills and other theatre ephemera, pamphlets from various art exhibitions, and programs from musical performances and ballets collected over her lifetime. The collection spans seven decades, from 1946 to 2009, and includes playbills from at least five different countries.