History of Science exhibition materials (small envelopes of cards)

Jacques Gautier D'Agoty, 1970; anthropology exhibit, 1976; Petrus Apianus, 1967; apples, 1966; Audubon, John James; The Bent and Broken Moon, 1969; Thomas Bewick, 1978; bindings by Ivan Ruzicka, 1973; bleaching and dyeing, 1968; Boncompagni's birthday, 1978; the Boyle collection, 1981; watercolors from Brunfels' herbal, 1977; A Salute to George Lincoln Burr, 1972; Cannabis sativa, 1970; Christmas Rose and Star of Bethlehem, 1975; the Clepsydra, 1969; Curtis' Botanical Magazine, 1982; Henry Pelouze de Forest, Cornellian 1971; early mining, 1967; Charles Estienne as anatomist, 1967; fabulous animals, 1969; facsimile editions, 1968; five Jesuit scientists, 1968; the Jay Gould cable, 1966; Albrecht von Haller, 1977; the Hollister collection, 1967; Ithaca imprints, 1968; "It's Raining Violets," 1971; "Je Le Pansay; Diew Le Guarit," 1967; treasures of Mann Library, 1977; Meleagris gallopavo, 1968; medical dissertations, 1970; music in science, 1968; natural history museums, 1972; Ornithogallum umbellatum; 1969; Eliot Porter, the seasons, 1970; the quetzal, 1971; Rédouté: liliacées, 1970; roses in June, 1970 & 1982; scientific incunabula, 1969; scientific medals, 1969 (?); "Self-Poised upon that Yellow Flower," 1967; silkworms, 1969; suspension bridges, 1970; tea, 1969; tides, 1968; travel books of science, 1968; imitators of Vesalius, 1967; Vesuvius, 1969; Viscum album, 1969-1970; Andrew D. White and the History of Science, 1965; wine making, 1971; exhibit for College of Agriculture alumni, 1977; exhibit for Will Provine's History of Science classes, 1974; exhibit for S.L.A. Upstate N.Y. meeting, 1974; L. P. Williams History of Science class; 1976; recent acquisitions: December 1972; January-September, November-December 1973; March-June, September-October, December 1974; February-December 1975; January-December 1976; January-November 1977; January, June-October 1978