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Note to Researcher: These records have not been processed to the level of an inventory and may therefore contain RESTRICTED material not specifically annotated as such and access may be limited in that regard. Please see the RESTRICTIONS NOTE at the end of the box list(s).

• Box 1 - UMLD1
• Oversized Folder 1 - MC
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FF 1 - Announcement of John Pickard's disputation of theses from his dissertation in Munich, 1892 [3 copies]

FF 2 - Booklet - "Der Standort der Schauspieler und des Chors im Grieschischen Theater des fünften Jahrhunderts. Inaugural-Dissertation von der hohen philosophischen Fakultät der K. B. Ludwig-Maximillians-Universität am 25 Juni 1892 mit dem Accessit anerkannte Preischrift von John Pickard aus Portsmouth, H. N., Amerika. München. Theodor Ackermann. Königlicher Hof-Buchhändler. 1892"

FF 3 - Booklet - "Community Dinner to John Pickard, Ph. D., Dr. Fine Arts. Given under the auspices of the Memorial Committee, University of Missouri. October 11, 1929"

FF 4 - Manuscript (typed [carbon copy?]; corrected; 10 pages) - The Art Department of a University, Dr. John Pickard, University of Missouri, n.d.

FF 5 - Manuscript (carbon copy; 11 pages) - History of Art in College and University, n.d. [2 copies]

FF 6 - Manuscript (carbon copy; 15 pages) - Message of Art for the Collegian, n.d.

FF 7 - Manuscript (typed; corrected; 27 pages) - The Message of Art, n.d.

FF 8 - Manuscript (carbon copy; corrected; 26 pages; in one of the copies, a handwritten transcription of Richard Realf's "Indirection" on stationary of Phi Beta Kappa - Alpha Chapter of Missouri is inserted between pages 4 and 5) - The Artist, n.d. [2 copies]

FF 9 - Photomechanical (halftone) print of John Pickard , n.d.

FF 10 - Photograph (mounted) of John Pickard (by Columbia photographer Joseph Douglass), n.d.

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United States passport, 1889

Honor Tribute (2 sheets of parchment with statement of tribute and signatures), ca. 1929

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