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One blue pin with white text that reads, "moratorium." Item pertains to anti-Vietnam war sentiment.

GLC09894.12

Work for Peace, November 13-14

One blue pin with white text that reads, "Work for Peace, November 13-14." Also printed is an illustration of a white dove. Pertains to anti-Vietnam war sentiment. [similar to GLC09894.14]

GLC09894.13

Work for Peace, November 13-14

One blue pin with white text that reads, "Work for Peace, November 13-14." Also printed is an illustration of a white dove. Pertains to anti-Vietnam war sentiment. [similar to GLC09894.13]

GLC09894.14

Vietnam War letters written by Gerald Handy [Decimalized .01-.46]

Forty-seven letters from Gerald Handy to his girlfriend Donna Lawyer and her parents Mary Lawyer and Donald Lawyer. Letters are addressed as if the two were already married but multiple letters mention them getting married when he returns to the...

GLC09908

[Photograph of DC police officer and protestor]

One black-and-white photograph taken by Kevin Bleicher dated 1970. Image depicts a DC police officer holding up the peace sign posed with a protestor.

GLC09650.290

[Protestors in Washington D.C.]

One black-and-white photograph taken by Kevin Bleicher dated 1970. Image depicts several university students holding up the peace sign.

GLC09650.291

[Protestors in Washington D.C.]

One black-and-white photograph taken by Kevin Bleicher dated 1970. This image is a photogram that depicts several university students holding up the peace sign. Displayed on top of the image is a scissor and a stopwatch.

GLC09650.292

[Photograph of hands holding the peace sign]

One black-and-white photograph taken by Kevin Bleicher dated 1970. This image depicts hands holding up the peace sign. Likely is cropped from GLC09650.290.

GLC09650.293

Dwight Eisenhower manuscripts concerning the Vietnam War [Decimalized .01- .02]

Two typed manuscripts with handwritten notes. One concerns the bombing campaign on North Vietnam during the Vietnam War. The other concerns the negotiations to end the Vietnam War, and important things that the United States must keep in mind during...

GLC09911

You Fight & Die But Can't Vote at 18

One pin reading "You Fight & Die But Can't Vote at 18" dated circa 1969-1970. The reference to fighting and dying refers to the draft age of 18 while the voting age was 21.

GLC09915