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Rat cap associated with Mit (J.M.) Fitzsimons. Fitzsimons was captain of the 1936 Georgia Tech football team.

A slide rule associated with Margaret Stephens who was one of a very few female students in 1960. The first full time women students had only been admitted to Georgia Tech eight years earlier in 1952.

A Georgia Tech Rat Cap associated with William A. Cashin, Jr. from Augusta, Georgia. Cashin graduated from Tech in 1955 with a degree in Electrical Engineering.

A cardboard “Olympic Lunch Box” used to distribute lunches at the Georgia Tech Olympic Village during the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games.

A template booklet associated with the drafting kit of Margaret Stephens who was one of a very few female students in 1960. The first full time women students had only been admitted to Georgia Tech eight years earlier in 1952.

The Tech Yellow Jackets played the University of California’s Golden Bears the day after Christmas in 1936, defeating the California team, 13-7. These bookends may well have been a product of Georgia Tech’s Department of Ceramic Engineering in…

A Georgia Tech button from the 1953 Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, LA.

Georgia Tech "T" button from the 1920s.

Sculpture by Julian Harris (1906-1987). Harris graduated from Georgia Tech in 1928 with a B.S. in architecture and soon became a noted free-lance sculptor, contributing many sculptures to the Atlanta area. Some of his work for the Georgia Tech campus…

Engineer's style cap with embroidered "GT" on front bill. Georgia Tech patch with Buzz appears to be sewn over patch on front. Georgia Tech pennant attached to top of cap, with small yellow jacket figure and "flower" ornament.

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