RG/UA. Record Groups/University Archives
Found in 168 Collections and/or Records:
Framed V.P.I. Science Hall Plate
A gold square shaped frame with a light green matting. Held in the center of the frame with three clear plastic prongs is a small plate, around the size of a tea cup saucer. The plate has a light pink boarder with a repeating floral motif in gold. A light green boarder is inside of the pink boarder. The center of the plate has an image of the Science Hall with grass infront and a blue sky behind.
VT Special Event Banners
Three VT seal banners in maroon, orange, and yellow.
"Hokie High Life" Beer Bottle
Amber colored beer bottle with "Hokie High Life" Label.
Rust-Colored Sabre
Rust-colored sabre with no ID markings. The sabre is mostly made of metal, handle is wooden.
University Memorabilia
This collection includes a variety of memorabilia from various years of Virginia Tech history. Some examples of artifacts in this collection include but are not limited to pins, buttons, koozies, and coasters.
1993 Virginia Tech Sweatshirt
Heather grey sweatshirt with stitched graphic on the front. The graphic is in maroon and black and reads "VIRGINIA TECH" with a laurel wreath below it with "93" in the center.
Records of Sigma Lambda, Virginia Tech Chapter
This collection includes various papers and memorabilia to do with the Sigma Lambda Fraternity in the 1960s-1970s.
Homer Allison Jewelry
This collection contains four charms and one pin formerly belonging to VPI student Homer Allison, possibly class of 1959. The charms are inscribed "INAUGURAL PARADE", possibly from 1957; "BAND" and "V.P.I."; "VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE" above "1959", possibly Allison's class year; and "VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE" and "INTRAMURAL". The pin says "SPQR, R, LATIN CLUB", "HOMER ALLISON", and "55."
Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets, Company A, Memorabilia
This collection includes one shoulder cord, two sets of shoulder boards, and a leather holder for sword.
Lewis A. Hall Banjo and Case
This four-stringed tenor banjo and case previously belonged to Lewis A. Hall, a member of the Collegians band in the 1920s. Handwritten on the banjo head is "THE COLLEGIANS" in black at the top, "VPI" in red across the center, and "BLACKSBURG, VA." in black on the bottom. The peghead identifies the brandname "Bruno."