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(12) Account – Stocks, Bonds, Insurance, etc., 1920/1970 Shelf Oversize
(23) Ledger – Deposit summaries, 1948/1971 Shelf Oversize
(44) Ledger – Sales and attendance, 1948/1960 Shelf Oversize
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14 Items - Newspaper Clippings Regarding William Faulkner - 11615, 1954/1974 Box 128, Folder 20
150 items - Newspaper clippings, re: Faulkner - Ober - 8969, 1946/1960 Box 121, Folder 7
17 Items - Financial and Legal Papers - Insurance - 9817-l, 1940/1962 Box 125, Folder 27
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14. Misc. Correspondence Genealogy Data, 1916/1998 Box 3, Folder 32
19. Edward Raser Letters, 1952/1960 Box 3, Folder 37
6. Medora Wilthers Papers, 1926/2000 Box 3, Folder 24
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(1566) Icarus Correspondence, 1950/1961 Box 28, Folder 12
(1566) Icarus Ephemeris, 1953/1963 Box 28, Folder 14
(1580) Betulia Numerical Integration, 1952/1962 Box 37, Folder 3
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16 ft. Transonic Tunnel: NACA-- Photographs, 1944/1967 Box 5, Folder 65
Air Scoop Langley Newsletter, 1947/1960 Box 9, Folder 1
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"1897-1914 World Power Ascension and Separate but Equal", 1900/2008 Box 11, Folder 26
"1915-1929 WWI & Twenties and Black Northern Migration", 1914/2008 Box 11, Folder 31
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1888 Calendar, 1848/1968 Box S2/Box 80, Folder 3
24th Triennial Conclave ribbon, 1848/1968 Box S2/Box 80, Folder 7
26th Triennial Conclave ribbon, 1848/1968 Box S2/Box 80, Folder 5
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