Item is a photograph with the inscription on reverse “Happy Easter dear Elisabeth and lots of sunshine! [?] April 19 2000, [G?]: H [G?]. Foto: 1 Frank.”
Item is a computer print out with inscription on front “print – E:\printer\abcubq00.jpg Tochter von Thomas Mann Frau Elisabeth Mann Borgese aus Kanada."
Item is a photograph with a front label with the inscription “Irish (39) + Bowser (10) Hillsborough – Feb 2000” and the inscription on reverse “I enclose this picture to give you an idea of what I look like now in case I meet you at airport. You will note that I am prematurely orange, but I swear someone at the developing lab airbrushed in those double chins. I’m not surprised that you have four dogs. Bowser is a mixture, but I think he’s trying to be a Boston terrier. I presume yours are English setters??”
Item is part one of a presentation on the shipbuilding conditions around the world, given by D. Mitsatsos. The location and date of the talk is unknown.
Item is part one of a presentation on the shipbuilding conditions around the world, given by D. Mitsatsos. The location and date of the talk is unknown.Part of Side B includes Greek spoken word and music that "nothing to do with the presentation of the shipbuilding condition around the world" and is provided as entertainment.
Item is a photograph with the inscription on reverse “No object on to publication credit line must read: Photo by B.J. Nixon DEEPSEA VENTURES, Inc.” and attached paper “NODULES ON THE BELT: Nodules on the conveyor belt after discharge from nodule/water separator. After dredging and separation, nodules were transported to a storage area and returned to the ocean at the completion of the tests."
Item is a photograph with the inscription on reverse “No object on to publication credit line must read: Photo by B.J. Nixon DEEPSEA VENTURES, Inc.” and attached paper “NODULES AND DREDGE ON TV SCREEN: This photo was taken of TV monitor aboard the DEEPSEA MINER and shows nodules on the bottom feeding into the dredgehead. The TV camera was mounted on the dredgehead during the test to observe bottom conditions and determine nodule concentrations. Depth of water is approximately 2,700 feet."
Item is a photograph with the inscription on reverse “Please return to: FISH FARMING EXPERIMENTAL STATION, U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, POST OFFICE BOX 860, STUTTGART, ARKANSAS 72160” and “Robert Murtha, a fishery biologist on Raymond Schroeder catfish farm at Carlisle, Arkansas loads a blower type catfish feeder. The fish vats are in the background. USDI Photo.”
