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Box - 2017.070.0186a
Honeywell flash unit box made from cardstock. It has a thin wax-paper (?) wrapping on the outside center. It holds the Honeywell Tilt-A-Mite flash device.
Record Type: Object
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Case, Photographic Equipment - 2017.070.0186b
This gray plastic case was made for the Honeywell Tilt-A-Mite flash unit.
Record Type: Object
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Device, Flash - 2017.070.0186c
This is a flash unit, the Honeywell Tilt-A-Mite. It has a gray plastic body, and a gray shutter cord with a changeable metal connector. A metal plate is screwed onto the front to hold 14 sheets of metal, with an ejector plate directly behind them. The metal sheets fan out to the left (front view) to make a circular reflector. A metal locking ring and base plate at the bottom attach the device to a camera.
Record Type: Object
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Device, Flash - 2017.085.0029
This is a Pentax AF 160 flash for a camera. There is a plastic screen on the front where the bulb flashes. The back contains a colored list of settings, an on-off switch, and a clear plastic test button.One side has a removable panel for battery insertion. The opposite side has a dial with red, green and manual settings.
Record Type: Object
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Leaflet - 2017.070.0024
This is an 8 page leaflet printed on semi-glossy paper. Pages 3 through 6 are folded as a separate section and loosely placed between pages 1 and 8. There is a white background with green text. This is the Fall 1998 leaflet from IFYE NEWS, covering topics such as the 7th World IFYE Conference where the 50th Anniversary of 4-H International programs was celebrated, and the future plans of IFYE.
Record Type: Archive
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Manual - 2017.070.0186d
This is a one-page guide to the use of the Honeywell Tilt-A-Mite flash unit.
Record Type: Archive
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Map - 2017.085.0047
This is a map of the Pacific, including Australia. It was produced in The National Geographic Magazine, December 1952, Volume CII, Number 6.
Record Type: Archive
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Matchbox - 2017.070.0149
The casing of the matchbox is a three-sided sheet of brasstone metal that is decorated with a Japanese motif over a black background on two sides, and Japanese calligraphy on the side. The insert directly below the metal is a plain, hollow wooden rectangle. A paper-covered wooden tray for holding matches was inserted, along with a wooden piece labeled "27.33 all" laying at the bottom of the wooden tray.
Record Type: Object
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Postcard, Picture - 2019.020.0017
Unused B/W photo postcard with Japanese characters written on both sides. An image of three men in a canoe is located on the front of the postcard.
Record Type: Photo
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Print, Photographic - 2003.017.0025
B/W photograph of the kill scoreboard on the U.S.S. Eisele. The images indicate that 3 Japanese planes were shot down, and there were 2 assists with Japanese airplanes.
Record Type: Photo
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Serial - EC1151
Every Week paper (Volume XI, Number 5), printed for the week of October 9-13, 1944. It is paginated 33-40. The articles discuss the war in the Pacific Theater, including the American air bases being destroyed, the Fourteenth Air Force sinking Japanese ships in the China Sea, the recent strategic planning between Churchill and Roosevelt in Quebec and the possible need to change the plans, Japanese plans to divide China into two sections, the divis...
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Serial - EC1153
Every Week paper (Volume XI, Number 7), printed for the week of October 23-27, 1944. It is paginated 49-56. The articles discuss plans for the future of Germany after the war ends and how previous attempts to keep Germany from going to war had failed, disagreement among the Justices of the Supreme Court, cost and growth of the U.S. Navy, how the naval fleet was scrapped after WWI and questions about the future of the fleet after WWII, naval suppl...
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Serial - EC1154
Every Week paper (Volume XI, Number 8), printed for the week of October 30-November 3, 1944. It is paginated 57-64. The paper includes articles about overcrowding in cities focused on the war effort, the Unites States' plan to bomb Formosa in the Pacific Ocean (to stop its aid to Japan and its use as an air and naval base for Japan; also to make a path for U.S. forces to the coast of China and to the Philippines), problems in Greece, the importan...
Record Type: Archive
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Serial - EC1155
Every Week paper (Volume XI, Number 9), printed for the week of November 6-10, 1944. It is paginated 65-72. The articles discuss Congress and its role in making peace, the presidential election and pride in being able to hold a national election during wartime, American and Filipino forces fighting the Japanese and the impending freedom in the Philippines, eductional broadcasting through FM radio, President Osmeña returning to the Philippines, an...
Record Type: Archive
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Serial - EC1156
Every Week paper (Volume XI, Number 10), printed for the week of November 13-17, 1944. It is paginated 73-80. The articles discuss Roosevelt winning the election for the fourth term, switching focus from the election to the war effort, planning for the transition from wartime to peacetime, United States' dissatisfaction with political and military organization in China, dividing the China-India-Burma command, development of a War Production Board...
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Serial - EC1158
Every Week paper (Volume XI, Number 12), printed for the week of December 4-8, 1944. It is paginated 89-96. The articles discuss the phases of the Allied invasion of Europe, Congress considering peacetime conscription, questions and answers about Social Security, Nazis bombing England with the V-2 Bomb (a.k.a Vergeltungswaffe No. 2) and Allies trying to win the war before the bomb's accuracy is improved, university students fighting on battlefron...
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Serial - EC1159
Every Week paper (Volume XI, Number 13), printed for the week of December 11-15, 1944. It is paginated 97-104. The articles discuss the resignation of Secretary of State Cordell Hall and his pursuit of peace, B-29s flying over and bombing the industrial cities of Japan in continuous raids, Argentina--its policies, its economic state, and its call for a Pan-American conference, importation and use of rubber for national defense, and short summarie...
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Serial - EC1160
Every Week paper (Volume XI, Number 14), printed for the week of January 1-5, 1945. It is paginated 105-108. The articles discuss the ten biggest events of the previous year 1944, as well as the current events of the war (including reorganization of the State Department by the new Secretary of State Edward R. Stettinius, General MacArthur's invasion of Mindoro Island in the Philippines, air attacks on Japan by China and Saipan, disagreement on go...
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Serial - EC1161
Every Week paper (Volume XI, Number 15), printed for the week of January 8-12, 1945. It is paginated 109-116. The articles discuss the 79th United States Congress meeting at the U.S. Capitol building -- the House of Representatives elected officers and the Senate swore in new members and Harry Truman became the new presiding officer, the possibility of veterans settling in Alaska and the conditions they would encouter, the Atlantic Charter and a ...
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Serial - EC1165
Every Week paper (Volume XI, Number 19), printed for the week of February 5-9, 1945. It is paginated 141-148. The articles discuss the controversy over the former Vice President Wallace's appointment as Secretary of Commerce in Roosvelt's fourth term, a description of the duties of each cabinet department, German militarism in East Prussia, why knowledge of geography is significant in warfare, the importance of bulldozers and other equipment for ...
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