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A portrait of cadets taken in front of the recently completed Administration Building, later Thompson Hall.

A group of cadets and officers posed for their portrait at the base of the recently completed Administration Building, later Thompson Hall.

Cadets on field by Thompson Hall.

Cadets in the Artillery Co standing at attention during a campus drill.

The advertisement is for Cadburys Cocoa. The advertisement is displaying how at every stage in ones life, from infancy to old age, Cadburys Cocoa is a enjoyable beverage. The add depicts people from multiple class levels. The add portrays the idea…

Cable car transportation from shore to fishing islands

631-633 MainNational Register of Historical Places: Building #86001261

A reinforced concrete building with a brick veneer face. One wing has overall dimensions of 85'8" x 134’, and the other wing 65'4" x 252'2". Floor area will total 134,011 square feet. Both wings have stories and basement. Included in the building…

An advertisement for wigs and toupees, both for men and women. The ad features an illustrated image of an unhappy bald man and promises wigs that are "perfect imitations of nature." The company specializes in wigs for both Ladies and Gentlemen, and…

Rear Admiral Richard E. Bird reclining with a pipe.

1 photographic print; 8 x 10 inches.Washington State University's last live cougar mascot, Butch VI, was gifted to the school by state governor Albert Rosellini in September 1964, and died on August 24, 1978.

1 photographic print; 8 x 10 inches.Butch IV was one of a pair of cougar kittens given to Washington (State College in 1942. She died in December of 1954.

1 photographic print; 8 x 10 inches.From left to right. Standing: Jim Love, Everett Jensen, Ken Stenbey, Jim Repp, George Barclay, Russ Michaels. Kneeling: Carl Uppman, Al Hunt, Grant Jochimsen. Butch III and IV were twin cubs presented by Governor…

1 photograph: 4 x 4.5 inches. Butch II was given to Washington (State College in September of 1938, and died in January of 1942.

1 printed page: 9 x 12 inches. The first live cougar to serve as a Washington (State College mascot, Butch I, died January 19, 1938. Immediate plans were made to replace him, and on September 24, 1938, the student body was presented with Butch II. …

1 photograph; 2.5 x 5.5 inches.

1 photo; 8 x 5 cm.

1 photograph; 5 x 7 inches.The first live cougar mascot was presented to Washington (State College at halftime of the 1927 homecoming game against the University of Idaho by Governor Roland H. Hartley. The two official looking gentlemen standing to…

1 photo; 7 x 11 cm.

1 photographic print; 8 x 10 inches.The Washington (State Cougars went to the Rose Bowl for the second time in their history in 1931 (losing to Alabama 0-24). This is Butch I, who was presented to the College in 1927 and died in 1938.

Butch, the WSU mascot.

Butch, the WSU mascot.

Butch the cougar as a cub.

A man holds Butch the Cougars on a chain during a rally.

A man playing with Butch the Cougar as a cub.

1 photograph; 4.5 x 2.5 inches.

1 map; 17 x 25 cm.This bird's-eye sketch of downtown Seattle comes from a promotional brochure aimed at the sale of business properties.

Two unidentified men stare into the cogs and pulleys of a threshing machine.