Sigma Alpha Epsilon Cap, 2008

Scope and content:

Scope and Contents

1-white cap with the Greek letters for Sigma Alpha Epsilon stitched in purple on the front. Beneath this a gold line is stitched. Below the gold line "COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY" is stitched in purple. Below that is stitched another gold line. The cap has an adjustable strap in the back and the inside has brown lining. The cap was designed by Ryan Love as part of the chapter's recolonization effort. The colony chapter received its new charter in Spring 2014. The purple and gold on the cap represent the fraternity colors. The cap is made of 100% cotton and made by Anvil. The cap is in good condition with various loose threads on the inside of the cap on the reverse of the stitching on the front. There is also a 0.5in. loose thread on the right side of the adjustable strap. Gift of Sean C. Bilby, class of 1993. UA 2014.112.02

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College of William and Mary
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