Tabernacle of Cherves, open position, center, close view

Metalwork, French, 13C; copper, engraved, repoussé, gilt; champlevé enamel on modern wood mount

Triptych, open, Virgin and Child Enthroned, Scenes from the Life of the Virgin

Painting, Crusader, 13th century; 22-23/64 x 18-25/32 in. (center); 21-9/64 x 8-35/64 in. (each wing); tempera, gold and silver on wood

The Holy Thorn Reliquary, open: detail

Metalwork, French, 14C; thorn, ruby, sapphire, gold, rock crystal, pearls, sapphires, enamel

Pouring molten iron into open hearth furnaces

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Regents Open UM Golf Course, October 26, 1930

[From Alumnus magazine: The Regents were the first to "break turf." L-R: Thomas Sawyer, Professor Ralph Aigler, Coach Ray Courtright, Regent Sawyer, Regent Clements (teeing off), Dean Sadler, Fielding Yost, Regent Hubbard, President Ruthven, Regent Stone.]

John Fischer, UM Men's Golf, on UM Golf Course, 1935 teamed with Chuck Kocsis in arranged match with professionals, Olin Dutra, National Open champion and famed long-ball hitter Jimmy Thompson.

[Ensian caption: "Professional star admiring on the country's leading amateurs. Fischer whisks one down the fairway while [Olin] Dutra, Chuck Kocsis and Thompson follow the bounding ball."]