University of Virginia Lawn Society Paperweight

University Seal paperweight in book-form box.Seal dia: approx. 3 7/8".Box: approx. 9 1/4" x 7" x 1 1/4".

Sterling silver paperweight in the form of the 1819 seal of the University of Virginia, in original presentation box designed to resemble the French-bound books in Thomas Jefferson's library. The Lawn

Halcyon Days Enamels Lawn Society University of Virginia Pavilion II trinket box. Enamel on metal. Made in England. Measures approx. 2.5 inches diameter. Some wear to surface consistent with exposure.

Five University of Virginia Halcyon Days Enamel Boxescirca 1985, Lawn Society series, including two round boxes, two rectangular boxes, and an oval box. 1 1/4 x 2 1/2 in. round boxes Private Collectio

Small enamel boxes each depicting a different building on the University of Virginia "Lawn", each with "Halcyon Days Enamel" and "Lawn Society" printed to base, some with dates. Inside lid is history

Four small enamel boxes, three "Halcyon Days Enamels" with "Lawn Society" printed on base (one also with "1985"), and a Staffordshire Enamels box with "University of Virginia School of Law since 1974"

To include three Halcyon Days Lawn Society boxes and one Staffordshire Enamels box. The Staffordshire box (made in England) is round with an image of the UVA Law School building and inside "University

Small enamel boxes each depicting a building on the University of Virginia "Lawn", each with "Halcyon Days Enamel" and "Lawn Society" printed to base, some with dates. Each printed inside the lid with

Halcyon days collectible Lawn Society Pavilion IV Doric of Albano enamel trinket box with University of Virginia architectural motif to lid. Wear to enamel, lid needs attachment. Trademarked to unders

Reprint of E 19th C engravings of "The Lawn" University of Virginia, Charlottesville. Framed. Sight image measures approximaltey 11-1/2" in height and 15-1/2" in width. The frame measures approximalte

Oil on canvas-board showing the Thomas Jefferson-designed Rotunda on The Lawn at the University of Virginia. Painted by Charlottesville native and UVA graduate Dorothy Eckford Wooster. Signed lower ri

Framed 1977 hand colored print by Rich Ahern (American, 1927-2004) is captioned lower left: "The Lawn of the University of Virginia---Thomas Jefferson, Architect". Visible image approx: 22 1/2" x 8 1/

"Published by the Literary Societies of the University of Virginia". Damage to spine, in as-found condition.

WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY, LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA PHOTOGRAPH, albumen print on board, depicting members of the "O.N.E." fraternity/society with skull and crossbones sign, titled "Session 1893-1896 W

View of the lawn by the Albertype Co., Brooklyn.Frame: approx. 22 3/4" x 4 1/4".Visible Image: approx. 21 1/2" x 3".

Showing the UVA rotunda and lawn. Text lower right states: "Published and Copyrighted by A. C. Brechin & Son, Photo Supply Dept., Charlottesville, Va." Caption below image reads: "Rotunda and Lawn, Un

Including early postcard of people gathered on the lawn in front of the Rotunda of the university.

Including Mechanical Laboratory, Randall Building, East Range, The Colonade Club, West Lawn and Rotunda, The Arcade, Monticello, Education Building, etc.

32 x 33 inches, signed lower right: Otis 2008; Fredericksburg, Virginia native, Otis Huband studied at Virginia Commonwealth University after his time serving in the Navy. He also studied at the Acade

Lyndon B. Johnson TLS Re: West Virginia & War on Poverty/Great Society Programs A 1p typed letter signed by sitting 36th U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson (1908-1973) as "Lyndon B . Johnson near ce

Victor Hugo Toilers Of The Sea , Bug-Jargal University Society 1800’s Rare!. Illustrated, Marble Design to Covers with partial leather, marble design endpapers. Gilt upper page edges. Spine missing,

Booklovers Edition. 38 Volumes.

Including Pavilion I and Pavilion IV "Doric of Albano".

Volumes four and seven of "The World's Best Music" by The University Society. These volumes were published by The University Society of New York in 1906. Dimensions: 11.5"H x 9"W x 1"D (for one) Flat