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Description:
irregular-shaped pin made of plastic; whitedove. Text reads: Untitled
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
Title:
[none]
Description:
round-shaped button made of metal; peace symbol formed from a damaged tree & (nuclear?) cloud. Text reads: Untitled
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
Title:
War.
Description:
round-shaped button made of metal coated in plastic; strikethrough symbol. Text reads: War.
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
Description:
irregular-shaped pin made of metal; enamel; image of Mao Tse Tung of China; buildings. Text reads: Untitled
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
Title:
[untitled]
Description:
square-shaped button made of metal coated in plastic; handgun; strikethrough symbol. Text reads: Untitled
Date:
(approximate) 1974 - (approximate) 2013
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
Title:
none
Description:
square-shaped pin made of metal (enamel); dove. Text reads: none
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
Description:
round-shaped pin made of metal; enamel; gold (metal) peace symbol. Text reads: Untitled
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
Title:
[none]
Description:
round-shaped button made of metal coated in plastic; dove with olive branch in its beak. Text reads: Untitled
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
Description:
round-shaped pin made of metal; enamel; gold (metal) peace symbol. Text reads: Untitled
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
Title:
[none]
Description:
round-shaped button made of metal coated in plastic; white peace symbol. Text reads: Untitled
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
Title:
[none]
Description:
round-shaped button made of metal; white crosses as grave markers. Text reads: Untitled
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
Description:
irregular-shaped pin made of metal; enamel; light blue dove. Text reads: Untitled
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
Title:
none
Description:
round-shaped button made of metal coated in plastic; clothes hanger, with red ban symbol superimposed. Text reads: none
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
Description:
round-shaped pin made of metal; enamel; gold (metal) peace symbol. Text reads: Untitled
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
Title:
[none]
Description:
round-shaped button made of metal coated with plastic; female sign; peace sign. Text reads: Untitled
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
Description:
irregular-shaped pin made of metal; enamel; red dove. Text reads: Untitled
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
Belva Lockwood biographical excerpt
Title:
Belva Lockwood biographical excerpt
Description:
Biographical excerpt of Belva Lockwood from the "Records of the Columbia Historical Society, vol. 35/36, 1935.
Date:
1935
Collection:
Belva Ann Lockwood Papers, In Her Own Right, Swarthmore College
Belva Lockwood biographical notes
Title:
Belva Lockwood biographical notes
Description:
Lockwood's handwritten notes for her biography. She recounts an incident in the case involving the Estate of General John Sevier; Emmetta Humphreys, administrator to the estate, attempted to have Lockwood dismissed from the case, but the Chief Justice of the Court of Claims dismissed Humphreys' Motion and praised Lockwood extensively.
Date:
1908-1917
Collection:
Belva Ann Lockwood Papers, In Her Own Right, Swarthmore College
Belva Lockwood Washington World article
Title:
Belva Lockwood Washington World article
Description:
Volume 9, number 11. Discusses issues with the U.S. Pension Office and laws involving it which Lockwood has encountered while helping clients claim pensions.
Date:
1884-01-19
Collection:
Belva Ann Lockwood Papers, In Her Own Right, Swarthmore College
'The Present Phase of the Woman Question"
Title:
'The Present Phase of the Woman Question"
Description:
Article in the Cosmopolitan Magazine. Argues that "a social revolution is impending." Discusses women's education as a means of their economic independence. Talks about women's entry into the legal and medical professions; attributes the rising number of women preachers to the temperance movement.
Date:
1888
Collection:
Belva Ann Lockwood Papers, In Her Own Right, Swarthmore College

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