These letters, addressed either to Richard Ashurst or to Richard Ashurst & Son, discuss the debts that the various authors owe to Ashurst or to his firm.

This collection houses a handwritten manuscript entitled War Experiences of Edwin Floyd Wiley documenting Wiley's military service during the Civil War as well as a photograph of Wiley himself.

This collection houses a handwritten manuscript entitled War Experiences of Edwin Floyd Wiley documenting Wiley's military service during the Civil War as well as a photograph of Wiley himself.

In this letter dated March 15, 1915, New York City advertiser George W. Tryon thanks George T. Brodnax of Memphis, Tennessee for the excellent service he received when purchasing a $500 diamond ring from Brodnax's firm. A shipping invoice from George T. Brodnax, Inc., Gold and Silversmiths appears on the reverse of the letter.

This collection consists primarily of an invention disclosure form entitled Helium Venting Device for B4C [Boron Carbide] Fueled Control Rod Assemblies for Fast Flux Breeder Reactors that Harold J. Garber and Harry G. Sutton submitted to the Westinghouse Electric Corporation's Patent Committee chairman on March 15, 1972. An acknowledgement to inventor form received March 20, 1972 and two scientific articles related to gas permeation are also included.

This bound manuscript contains numerous unpublished letters, anecdotes, essays, prayers, and other personal writings by Jerry Coker. Most of the essays focus on Coker's spirituality and contain stories that Coker claims would be regarded as inappropriate for classroom presentation due to their social, moral, or spiritual nature. Other essays discuss philosophy and music. The introductory note is dated May 18, 2008.