Collections

The papers of Dr. Paul J. Piccard contain correspondence between Dr. Paul J. Piccard and Dr. Marian D. Irish. Most of the correspondence was written between February 1959 and May 1959, while he was a visiting faculty member of UCLA. Dr. Elke Frank, who was a faculty member in the Department of Political Science, Florida State University, is frequently cited in the correspondence.

Typescript with mounted photographs for Then and Now: Life and Adventures of Sac, Fox and Seminole Indians. The History of the Indians as taken from note books of my great grandparents, Captain Pike and Major S. M. Schofield. by Paul Kaff'ke.

The Paul K. Dougherty Collection includes photographs, documents, and various artifacts Dougherty obtained while in Germany. His collection contains rare original German propaganda publications such as Deutschland Erwach and Adolf Hitler. Also included in the collection is a personal photograph album that belonged to Nazi official and founder of the anti-Semitic newspaper Der Stürmer, Julius Streicher. Other items included are Nazi Party flags/fabrics, Paul K. Dougherty's camera, and camera accessories.

This collection relates to Paul Lionel Edwards Helliwell who served as a captain in the U.S. Army assigned to Military Intelligence, G-2 1616, Office of Strategic Services (OSS), in the Middle Eastern and Far Eastern Theaters (Egypt, Iran, and China) during World War II. The collection contains Helliwell's original diary and a transcribed copy. He records his participation in security at the Tehran conference with impressions of Winston Churchill, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and Joseph Stalin.

This collection relates to Paul Oehler who was a youth during World War II. This collection contains 8 cast iron and non-ferrous metal toy soldiers. They range in size from 2.25 inches to 3.75 inches tall. The figures include artillery and infantry soldiers performing various activities of service, such as carrying weapons and filming with a camera. The toys were purchased by the donor's parents in Ontario, Canada during the war and presented to Oehler.

Freshman Rat Cap, Six copies of Music from FSU 78 records, FSU Marching Chiefs Audio 1956, FSU Marching Chiefs of the Fifties reunion biography information (recorded by Paul Ort), Anne & Tony Swain in Concert, Charles Turner in Concert, two DVDs with multiple films including 1954/55 Sun Bowl Film, 50th Anniversary 1993, Gym College, Burt Reynolds, Slide Show; Tallahassee Democrat College Football 2003 magazine, The Legend Literary Anthology 1961 & 1962, Faculty and Staff Directory 1960-61, FSU Football photo, The Education Learning community pamphlet, "This is The Florida State University" promotional pamphlet, phone directory 1969-70. 72-73, FSCW Catalogue 1941, Tribe Magazine October 16, 1999, Seminole Guide 1978, phone directory 1967-68, various FSU bumper stickers, ticket stubs, pamphlets, 12 issues of Smoke Signals, 23rd Annual Gator Bowl program, 20th Annual Flying High Circus program

The Paul Radcliff Photograph Collection contains two photographs from World War II and the Korean War that include Paul Felix Radcliff. The first photograph is a 1950 group photo of the VC-801 Squadron USNAS at Miami, Florida. The second is a 1944 group photograph of the men from Fort Lauderdale Naval Air Station at "a beer party" on Fort Lauderdale Beach.

This collection consists of three ledgers with information on insurance policies issued by Paul S. Thomson of Quincy, Florida. The ledgers contain both home and business policies including many tobacco policies. The policies bear the signature of Paul S. Thomson, but no company is listed other than one of the three underwriters listed. The ledgers date from 1899 to 1913. One ledger dates 1901-1906, and contains materials about the Traders Insurance Company of Chicago, Illinois. Another ledger dates 1899-1909, and contains information on Home Insurance Company of New York, from the agency in Quincy, Florida. The final ledger dates 1911-1913, and contains information on the Exchange Underwriters Agency of the Royal Exchange Assurance of London.