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Box containing four 5 x 7 printing plates, one 5 x 7 plate holder, one plastic 5 x 7 plate holder, one lens plate (no lens) and one camera base extension. The box has been assigned accession number 2012.07.003

A box containing eight 8 x 10 photographic plate holders and three 8 x 10 printing plates. The box is assigned accession number 2012.07.002

Correspondence between Arthur Kingsley Porter and Raymond Pitcairn (and/or their secretaries). There are also a few other letters relevant to the relationship.

Photographic Portrait of Vera Pitcairn, daughter of John Pitcairn. Approximately 19" x 22" including the black wooden frame. This objects is considered "found in collection."

1914 Twenty Dollar Bill found among John Pitcairn's papers and taped to a paper with label and framed by a former archivist.  The paper, lable and bill have been removed from the frame.

Bound tablet of sheets of thick black paper, allowing one to draw upon it with chalk or a white pencil. Designed so that sheets would be torn off the pad after use, much as a modern notepad.

Brass printing plate, engraved in reverse, bearing the name "John Pitcairn, Jr." After the death of his father, John Sr., in 1885, he dropped the use of "Jr."

Silk vest & tie by Hughes & Muller, Philadelphia. John Pitcairn, Esq.

One quart Cairnwood Dairy bottle. Accession #  A2012_02_10_0001 Found in collection, originally displayed at John & Gertrude Pitcairn Archives

One pint Cairnwood Dairy Accession # A2012_02_10_0002 Donated by Boyd & Myra Asplundh