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Series II contains the many notes, seal suggestions, and examples of pre-existing logos that were used in creating the university seal. A collection of stickers, photographs, and paper logos from other companies and institutions is in this series as well as papers showing the involvement by the FTU staff in the seal's design. Also of interest are some early cartoon renderings of the Pegasus and a rendering of a possible license plate design.

This series holds contracts, correspondence, drawings and photographs that document George Millay's creation of a system to transport viewers into the center of a doughnut-shaped aquarium. It shows some of the effort involved in creating a new project from acquiring the patent to establishing a company and beginning to market the product. Non-disclosure agreements were necessary to ensure that companies employed to work on the project did not reveal its details. Patent materials were apparently collected by the lawyer engaged to submit the patent and were returned to Millay once the patent had been granted. The advertising CD includes a section on the North West Waters Virtual Whale Exhibit.

Series II is arranged alphabetically. Most of the files in this series seem to have been collected by Anne Millay, but the distinction is less clear than in the Wet 'n Wild series so all the files have been arranged together.