Souvenirs (Keepsakes)

Abstract Howard Jenkins, Jr., (1915-2003) was a labor law attorney who was the first African-American appointed to the U.S. National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), where he served from 1963-1983. He began his law career in Denver, Colorado and was Professor of Law at Howard University School of Law from 1946-1955. He also served as Special Assistant to the Solicitor of Labor, 1956-1959; Director of the Office of Regulations at the Bureau of Labor-Management Reports, 1959-1962; and Assistant...

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This series contains memorabilia and souvenirs collected by Stapleton or friends/family members.

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This series contains physical memorabilia objects collected by Alta Merle Ricks. Items include a basket and port of call pin, decorative souvenirs, a selective service medal, and a VHS.

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Correspondence, publicity brochures, newspaper clippings, and general documentation of Love's gubernatorial campaigns. Included in this series are correspondence and materials related to other campaigns and party activities, notably correspondence relating to the 1964 presidential nomination and election, which saw the Republicans split in their support for Barry Goldwater.

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Collection contains publications, photographs, clippings, communications, programs, personal papers, and other keepsakes and mementos belonging to University of Denver alumna Rosalee Vaseen (class of 1950).

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Silver keepsake baby cup with ''Marjorie'' engraved on the side.

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Small silver souvenir gold bucket with "Cripple Creek Colo." embossed on one side and an image of the Elkton Mine on the other side; handle with a twist in middle. Dent in bucket on the text. Bottom marked staerling.

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A souvenir type hatchet made of wood and mother-of-pearl, commonly purchased by tourists. It is marked ''Manitou Colo''. Originally belonged to Ira M. Beck.

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This collection consists of keepsakes owned by Stephen Seifert during his tenure as the Executive Director of the Newman Center for the Performing Arts. Many items are presumed to have been given as commemorative gifts to Stephen Seifert, others to be his personal collectibles.