Autographs
Found in 131 Collections and/or Records:
Some Experiences of Russel Lord Tracy 1860-1941 volume 149, 1941
Sophomore at B. Y. High
Unpublished class yearbook compiled by students in Brigham Young High School's English B, Section Two, class. The book includes information on campus layout, location, buildings, and history; names of school officers; traditions; athletics; and clubs. Also includes a transcript of the U.S. Constitution, drawings, newspaper and magazine clippings, and autographs of class members. Bonnie Kae Andrus and Jackie Beck were editors of the volume.
Libbie Stannard autograph book
Handwritten and bound autograph book. The item includes autographs, poems, and sayings written down by Stannard's friends. The book of blank pages was a gift from Stannard's grandmother.
Thomas Christian Stephenson autograph book
Photocopy of handwritten autographs and comments in an autograph book. The entries often mention polygamy, the Mormon Church, and the conditions of the penitentiary.
Testimony of eight witnesses
Photograph of a handwritten statement which is published at the beginning of the Book of Mormon. The item was signed by the "Eight Witnesses" who confirmed that they saw the golden plates from which the Book of Mormon was taken. The manuscript states that Joseph Smith was the "author" of the book. This word appeared in the first edition of the Book of Mormon. In later editions, the term was changed to "translator."
Utah Territorial Legislature papers
The Utah Territorial Legislature papers, 1853-1880, 180 items in all.
Sallie Webb autograph book
Autograph book signed by friends and associates of Sallie Webb. The book also includes salutations, notes, and poems. Many of those who signed the book were from towns in western and central Indiana such as Greencastle.
L. von Westphalen autographs
Signatures cut off of two documents dated 1779 and 1787. One of the items includes a small wax seal meaning that the manuscript might have been official in nature.
Wonderful Jim, 1920
Handwritten and signed poem. The date of the item is uncertain. The poem is about Jim, "this wonderful pony."
You can't take it with you (1938), approximately 1938
Contains a reprint of signed cast photograph.