A 1917 English Penny. Belonged to Ms. Jessie Cogswell Laird, instructor in the French department.

Two ten centimes coins. From the Second Empire (1855-1870) of Napoleon III. Belonged to Ms. Jessie Cogswell Laird, instructor in the French department.

Five centimes. Ceres head is pictured. Coin from the Third Republic (1870-1940). Belonged to Ms. Jessie Cogswell Laird, instructor in the French department.

Ten centimes. Ceres head is pictured. "Republique Francaise." Belonged to Ms. Jessie Cogswell Laird, instructor in the French department.

Five centimes coin. Belonged to Ms. Jessie Cogswell Laird, instructor in the French department.

Fifty centimes. Bare head is pictured on coin. Belonged to Ms. Jessie Cogswell Laird, instructor in the French department.

Signed field hockey ball given to Dr. Marie Riley, physical education faculty and later head of the physical education division, from 1952-1988.

Blue, gold and white with black center (possible "praying hands" design). In envelope from Magasin Peyramale, Lourdes. Note on calendar page dated August 17, 1957 "From Miss Laird."

Six ration booklets with blue cover and token holder. Belonged to Virginia G. Moomaw, dance faculty from 1945-1975.

Two French fifty centimes coins. Latin Monetary Union. Belonged to Ms. Jessie Cogswell Laird, instructor in the French department.

French ten centimes coin. Belonged to Ms. Jessie Cogswell Laird, instructor in the French department. "Liberte. Egalite. Fraternite."

Two French five centimes coins. Chamber of Commerce token, Region Provencale. Belonged to Ms. Jessie Cogswell Laird, instructor in the French department.

Rocks and arrowheads inside old lantern slide box. Collected at Town Creek Indian Mound near Mt. Gilead, NC by Elisabeth Jastrow in 1955.

Nickel. Two Italian twenty centesimi coins. Classical head and wheat ear on side, allegorical figure and shield on other. Belonged to Ms. Jessie Cogswell Laird, instructor in the French department.

Two Italian ten centesimi coins. 1921, 1927. Bee on flower on one side, Vittorio Emmanuel III on other side. Belonged to Ms. Jessie Cogswell Laird, instructor in the French department. Bronze.

Italian five centesimi coin. Wheat ear on one side, Vittorio Emmanuel III on other. Belonged to Ms. Jessie Cogswell Laird, instructor in the French department. Bronze.

Italian twenty centesimi coin. Vittorio Emmanuel III on one side, wreath on other. Belonged to Ms. Jessie Cogswell Laird, instructor in the French department.

Circular 9" silver-plated tray given to May Dulaney Bush by the UNCG English Department upon her retirement in 1968. Engraved on back: "May Dulaney Bush, 1934-1968, English Department, University of North Carolina Greensboro." Tray made by Walker and Hall, Sheffield, England.