British critic, and quarterly theological review.

Superseded by The English review.

Uchebnik t︠s︡erkovnago prava.

Mode of access: Internet.

Essays, reviews, and addresses /

v. 1. Personal, political -- v. 2. Ecclesiastical, historical -- v. 3. Theological, philosophical -- v. 4. Academical, religious.

O sobranīi dukhovnykh zakonov/

Mode of access: Internet.

Bibliotheca geographica & historica ... to be dispersed by auction by Messrs Puttick & Simpson 47 Leicester Square London the 19th to 29th November 1872.

Cover title: Bibliotheca graphica.

Dogmatic theology,

Title from spine; each vol. has separate title page.

Picture of Painters - Decorators Float

On verso: Ed Wood in front sitting down; Anga Ponta the Queen, Young Weissinger beside the Queen. Taken 1901 the bigest prade Ann Arbor ever seen [sic]. Taken on N. Ashley mail carrier Meyers house on left & Williman on right. Presented by Geo. Kuster our first President; Eugene A. Wines - Secretary; Chris Kuster - Sec. & Treas.

Red Cross Parade, May 21, 1918; Head of Parade City Band

Parade traveling south on Main Street in Ann Arbor, Michigan

Dr. Angell's funeral

President of the University of Michigan, minister to China and Turkey. On verso: Dr. Angell's funeral; April 3, 1916; Enlargement #102

Manistee, Michigan. July 4 parade (?)

Glass negative - ng 46

Van's Marine Band

On verso of duplicate image: 1. Floyd Bates; 2. Ed Housel; 3. Len Sauer; 4. Paul Caulkins; 5. Don Galbraith; 6. Carl Schlecht; 7. shrman Bates; 8. Dwight Bates; 9. Bill Housel; 10. Art Jahnke; 11. Berle Walker; 12. Pearl Mast 13. Young?; 14. Henry Hatch; 15; Bab Burrett; 16. Joseph Vandervest, director; 17. Russell Rice; 18. Bill Bowling; 19. Roy Vandeveer; 20. Art Stellwagon; 21. Ray Hutzel; 22. Angus Babcock; 23. Honey Campbell. Missing from picture - Ralph Lutz, Nicholas Falone and Leonard Falone. Played in Ann Arbor during World War I. Source: Berle Walker

Armistice Day parade, 1918, Ann Arbor, Mich.

Source: Mark Hilderbrandt

M.U. [University of Michigan] World War I

Hoover Avenue; On verso: S.S. Bleed R&B. M"A"; Return Promptly to Michigan Alumnus Alumni Memorial Hall Ann Arbor, Michigan