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Chicano Claus Political Cartoon Christmas Card
Christmas themed political cartoon, ca. 1970 -
Christmas self-portrait with other staff, Mujeres Latinas en Acción, Pilsen, Chicago, IL, 1979
From left to right, standing: Josephine Vargas, Elena Sarabia, unknown woman, unknown woman, Maria Heinz (Mangual, 1944-2007), Gwen Stern, Linda Roldan (pointing at the camera), Diana Solís and unknown woman. Seated is Diane Avila.
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Cierre de imprenta
Fotografía original de Flavio Salazar durante las labores de cierre de la Imprenta Orientación, con un grupo de personas no identificadas. -
Cierre de imprenta
Fotografía original de la Imprenta Orientación durante su cierre, en la que se pueden ver material y herramientas de impresión. -
City of Houston Proclamation: Esther Campos Day
City of Houston proclamation establishing January 6, 2004 as Esther Campos Day in recognition of her many accomplishments as a public servant, specifically in the Houston Independent School District (HISD). Signed by mayor Bill White.Tags awards; educación; Education; HISD Board; política; politics; premios; proclamaciones; proclamations -
Civil War Spirit. Espíritu de Guerra Civil.
Franco, holding a saber, runs next to a giant armed legionary whose shirt reads "Civil War Spirit." The caption reads, "When there is no other specter, one can always summon up this one."
Franco, sosteniendo un sable, corre junto a un legionario gigante armado en cuya camisa se lee "Espíritu de la Guerra Civil". La leyenda dice: "Cuando no hay otro espiritu, siempre se puede invocar a este".
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College of Mortuary Science Diploma as Professional Embalmer
Diploma from College of Mortuary Science awarded to Felix Morales. -
Columbia Memorial Pin
A Memorial Pin for the Columbia Disaster with a short eulogy by Sean O'Keefe, then NASA Administrator. Still inside original plastic bag. -
Columbia Patch Sticker, Front and Back
Sew-on patch of the infamous Columbia mission that exploded upon re-entry in 2003. -
Comite Español de Ayuda a España el East St. Louis, Illinois.
Announcement of a cultural program on March 25, 1939 with fundraiser.