St. Olaf College 3D object collection ➔ Ladies' Hall wood letter openers
Wooden Handicrafts
Other: 1879-1924 Single
Usage: likely 1924-1969 Single
Usage: likely 1924-1969 Single
4
items
Four hand-carved wood letter openers. Each has writing on the handle, including "Door of St. Olaf's First Ladies Hall", "Wood-StOlaf's First Ladies Hall 1879-1924", "Wood. StOlaf's First Ladies Hall 1879-1924", and "Wood from StOlaf's First Ladies Hall - 1879-1924". One has "Armstrong", and another has "3061" written on the opposite sides. One has a metal St. Olaf seal impressed into the opposite side.
Four hand-carved wood letter openers. Each has writing on the handle, including "Door of St. Olaf's First Ladies Hall", "Wood-StOlaf's First Ladies Hall 1879-1924", "Wood. StOlaf's First Ladies Hall 1879-1924", and "Wood from StOlaf's First Ladies Hall - 1879-1924". One has "Armstrong", and another has "3061" written on the opposite sides. One has a metal St. Olaf seal impressed into the opposite side.
Archives Work Area ➔ 250J
277A
277A
One of these letter openers has an accession record, which relays it was donated by the Office of the President in 1969.
St. Olaf College. President (1963-1980 : Rand) (donor)
Office of the President (donor)
Office of the President (donor)
Wood-carving
Dormitories
Letter openers
Dormitories
Letter openers
letter openers
North and Central America > United States of America > Minnesota > Rice County > Northfield > St. Olaf College > Ladies' Hall (1875-1926)