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1 Folder containing patents for Bion J. Arnolds Electronics, also story of Nebraska's first bicycle.

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"Bizad" is also known as "Bizad News".

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The collection consists of 10 photo negatives showing Bizard activities, members, council, and president.

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The Block and Bridle Club records contain annual publications, award banquet programs, newspaper articles, memos, an event poster and ticket, and photographs of club members, Nebraska Big Red Beef Progress show, cattle exhibitions, and other events.

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This collection of original artist books are those collected by Karen Kunc and identified as a part of the Blue Heron Press Collection of Artist Books. These books are catalogued and can be located in the UNL Libraries catalog via the call number N7433.3 K95.

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The collection consists of 33 photo negatives showing Blueprint's staff and publication board.

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Board of Counselors Minutes, Counseling Services, Student Affairs Office Records contains agendas and meetings of the Board of Counselors of the Junior Division from 1944-1949.

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The collection consists of 11 football scrapbooks, one from the University of Wyoming and the other 10 from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Content Description Bole-Becker Quilt Documentary, Records collection contains Betacam and VHS source tapes, finished VHS film, script, correspondence, promotional materials, interview logs and consent forms, and other materials related to the production of the 1998 documentary “Unraveling the Stories: Quilts as a Reflection of Our Lives" created by Luanne Bole-Becker and Bob Becker.“Unraveling the Stories: Quilts as a Reflection of Our Lives” is an independently produced documentary by Luanne...

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Bond issue statements preceding the 1930 election prepared for OU Regent Paul L. Martin and OU President W. E. Sealock at their request in 1935. Correspondence and related news clippings are also in the collection.

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The collection of material created and collected by Bonnie O'Connell includes newsletters, news clippings, correspondence, and other material about letterpress printing and the book arts.

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The records of the Sem. Bot. include a constitution, by-laws, examination questions and selected examples of membership exams, publications, and photographs. The histories detail the organizations creation and activities. With these items is a 1934 letter written by Roscoe Pound on the possibility of "nationalizing" the seminar.

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The records consist of catalogues and manuals for equipment, instruments, and apparatus, as well as publications, articles, and notes about historical instruments and apparatus. The records also consists of photocopies of slides related to astronomy, computation books and notebooks, inventory receipts, observatory blueprints, and a protractor and whole circle.

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The collection consists of typescripts of "A Short History of Malta" and "Halford MacKinder: A Biography".

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Miscellaneous Nebraska Statewide Arboretum materials, brochures and advertisements.

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The collection consists of two photo negatives showing men shaking hands on a stairway.

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The collection of photographer and author Bruce Richardson includes photographs, correspondence, manuscripts and publications, and other material related to Afghanistan, especially, the Soviet-Afghan War, beginning in the 1980s. Prior to his death, Richardson donated photographs and books to the collection at various times. For example, prior to October 2012, Richardson donated 13 high-quality photographs that document the later years of the Soviet war in Afghanistan.

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The collection consists of the political cartoons done by Homer Davenport, Jay Norwood Darling a.k.a. Ding, and John Tinney McCutcheon, pertaining to William Jennings Bryan Democrat from Nebraska who was elected to the House of Representatives in 1890 and served two terms. Though defeated in an 1894 Senate race and never again elected to public office, Bryan remained a highly influential national figure who had three unsuccessful runs for the Presidency, in 1896, 1900, 1908