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Written entirely in German, this 266-page account book contains the records of an unidentified merchant operating in Wartburg, Tennessee.

A single undated handwritten algebra book in German, attributed to Professor Alfred Clebsch, known for the Clebsch-Gordon coefficients, and owned by mathematician Ludwig Kiepert.

This collection consists of several handwritten poems in German by Elise Gerding.

These family papers consist primarily of correspondence, much of it in German, from Fritz Miller's brother-in-law Carl Gustav Bunge. Other items include letters from German relatives to Mary Ann Miller, Fritz's wife, and from William Miller to his future wife, Nola Brittain. Also included is genealogical information, primarily about Mary Ann's family, the Fallensteins.

This collection consists of correspondence, photographs, and newspaper clippings from Gottfried Galston.

This collection consists of four books. Three are physics textbooks and one Studienbuch (record of classes taken) shows Herbert L. Mette's work at the Universität Göttingen from 1947 to 1951.

This collection features pamphlets in German from World War II.

These thirteen small notebooks, written primarily in German, contain daily lists of purchases or sales with prices. The three notebooks in English list groceries and dry goods. Some notebooks also include grids with monthly tallies.

This collection contains 46 photographs of Lower Egypt taken by Karl Herold in 1905. The photos concentrate primarily on modern Egypt - depicting railways, shipping, soldiers, market sellers and a public demonstration – as opposed to images of ruins from ancient Egypt. Also available are two postcards containing views of Greece and Italy.

This collection contains photostats of articles on the Nazi Party.

The Max Donner Collection of Sheet Music contains music written and collected by musical artist and composer Max Donner. The collection spans 1873-1947.

A journal written in German with entries and enclosed papers dating 1834-1873.

This letter written by Richard Wagner was sent to his publisher concerning an upcoming publication for which he needed a copyist. The letter is in German but contains a transcription.