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[Image, foreground: Red Cross worker extending her hand. Background: American troops marching with American flag]
Poster Number: 367
Position: 55 (224 views)
[Initial C from a medieval choirbook]
The letter D illuminated with colors and gilt, within a frame; excised from large format choirbook.
Position: 195 (106 views)
[Interior view of Duende (bar) at Silo City, facing seating area]
Inside Duende Bar, once used as an administrative office for flour mill operators, Childs Street (�Silo City Row�), Buffalo, NY, photo by Kate Kaye, February 2020
Position: 425 (59 views)
[Interior view of Duende (bar) at Silo City]
Inside Duende Bar, once used as an administrative office for flour mill operators, Childs Street (�Silo City Row�), Buffalo, NY, photo by Kate Kaye, February 2020.
Position: 641 (41 views)
[Inventarium iuris canonici]
Parchment, one bifolium containing the first and the last leaf of, presumably, the first quire of the book (although there may have been a quire with chapter headings that preceded this opening of the text); in the center of the lower margin of the…
Position: 214 (101 views)
[Lynda Schneekloth, University at Buffalo architecture professor, inside the former Perault Malt House]
Lynda Schneekloth, University at Buffalo architecture professor emeritus and grain elevator preservationist, inside the former Perot Malt House, Childs Street, Buffalo, NY, photo by Kate Kaye, February 2020
Position: 669 (40 views)
[Manuscript leaves]
Contents: France. Breviary leaf on vellum (ca. 1250) -- Rouen, France. Service leaf (ca. 1480) -- Book of hours (ca. 1500).
Position: 459 (54 views)
[Medieval manuscript leaves]
Title assigned by cataloger.
Position: 482 (52 views)
[Missale]
Parchment; formal gothic book hand in two sizes of script; 2 columns of 30 lines, ruled in lead (?). 2-line initials within the text area (except for the letter I, which is placed outside of the text area, and is equivalent to ca. 5 lines in height),…
Position: 349 (70 views)
[Sarah Bernhardt, Repertoire]
French actress Sarah Bernhardt, “The World’s Greatest Artiste” performed the Death of Cleopatra and other tragic scenes.The original owner of this program was very moved by Bernhardt's performance and noted “She’s wonderful—But she tears one to…
Position: 329 (75 views)