Box 18 (Unprocessed)

File — Box: 18

Box Inventory

Box contains: "The Mississippi Fort, Called fort de la Boulaye," by Maurice Ries, 1936; "Articles Descriptive of the Caloric Ship Ericsson and of her Trial Excursion of January 19, 1858 taken from The Daily Journals of the City of New York," 1853; miscellaneous papers; "Pictorial Manual: Aircraft and Surfacecraft"; "Elementary Map and Aerial Photograph Reading," 1944; "Advanced Map and Aerial Photograph Reading," 1944; "Annual Report of the Inland Waterways Corporation," 1936; newspaper clippings; "Instructions for the Preparation of Masters Theses in the University of Alabama," 1947; "Patrick Matthew, the Forester: Author of Naval Timber and Arboriculture, in Which He Propounded the Theory of Evolution in the Year 1831," by Dr. John C. Gifford, 1924; "Influence of the Mississippi River upon the Early Settlement of its Valley," by Richard B. Haughton, Esq.; "Inventory of Federal Archives in the States: Series VII: The Department of the Navy Number 2 Alabama"; photographs; "New Ships for the Merchant Marine," 1940; "How to Retire as a Naval Reservist: Facts about Retirement Benefits for Naval Reservists"; "The Ships and Aircraft of the U.S. Fleet," by James C. Fahey, sixth edition, 1950; "Neptune"; "Shall We Abolish the Marine Corps?" by William Bradford Huie; "The Flag of the United States: How to Display and Respect It" U.S. Navy Recruiting Service; "Two World Wars and American Historical Scholarship," by William C. Binkley, 1946; Weidmann's Restaurant brochure; Neptunalia restaurant menu; Everett's Dining Room menu; Las Novedades menu; box of bookplates; The Alabama Historical Association meeting programs; "The Twenty-ninth Annual Meeting of the Alabama Historical Association" by Charles G. Summersell; "Commercial Law Journal," March 1959; "The University of Alabama Faculty Newsletter"; "Man-Power Problems of Southern Higher Education" by Marten ten Hoor; "Stephen R. Mallory: Secretary of the Navy, Confederate States of America"; "A Brief Story of Women's Role in the Confederacy," Albert B. Moore, 1964; "A Time of Adversity--And Courage"; "Heroines of the Blue and Gray," the University of Tennessee newsletter