An archive assembled contemporaneously by a Berkeley undergraduate, comprising sixty-seven individual pieces of printed ephemera, including broadsides, handbills, pamphlet publications and periodicals. Formats and printing processes vary widely, from tabloids to miniature handbills, and from mimeograph to professional offset printing (including a few manuscript items). Additionally, there are thirty contemporary...
![Cover title:] Japanese Russian War 1904. [A personal album of hand-captioned stereographic...](/pictures/thumb/3662_1.jpg?v=1560463357)
A significant and captivating photographic archive recording the first modern war from the perspective of an important figure in its documentation, pioneering American war correspondent and photojournalist Richard Barry. This remarkable archive contains half stereographic photographs taken and captioned by Barry during the Russo-Japanese War, some of which illustrate his...
![Chapman Company’s Decorative Lamps Archive.]. Waldo Ernest Chapman](/pictures/thumb/5218_1.jpg?v=1561498200)
A small archive of photos and watercolors showcasing the Arts & Crafts lamps sold by the short-lived, Boston-based Chapman Company. Chapman Company Decorative Lighting was established in 1907 by Alonzo Page Chapman (1848–1921), a furniture and footwear merchant, and his son, designer Waldo Ernest Chapman (b. 1879) who was...
A small archive of lithographs, ephemera, and personal belongings relating to an early American blackface performer and his tour in England. The Boston-born George Warren White (1816–1886)—who also went by G. Warren White and Warren White—was a minstrel performer who was most notably part of the blackface minstrel troupe.....
![Scrapbook of WWI Intelligence Officer and Author.] World War Scrap Book [cover-title]. Alison...](/pictures/thumb/5471_1.jpg?v=1561581327)
A fascinating, carefully organized album of original photos, maps, official military documents, letters, and other materials compiled by Intelligence Officer and later New York University Law School dean and professor Alison Reppy, the author of the regimental history Rainbow Memories (1919). Born in Hillsboro, Missouri, Lieut. Alison Reppy (1893–1958)...